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The RetroArch documentation owes much to RetroPie's detailed MAME 2003 configuration wiki which can be adapted for use in other environments.

They can be edited and improved by users via.

Official RetroArch documentation for the mame2003-libretro core are published at /docs.

Requires video_allow_rotate = "false" cfg setting in RetroArch. hardware mouse, trackball, etc), pointer (touchpad, touchscreen, lightgun, etc), or disabled.Įnable if rotating display for vertically oriented games (Pac-Man, Galaga, etc). This supports that setup, by breaking down the normal mouse x/y into two seperate inputs. Some dial/spinner hardware are actually one device with one axis for each player. Share 2 player dial controls across one X/Y device (disabled/enabled).Lowering may improve performance on weaker devices Skips the warning screen shown before games with incomplete emulation. Speedhack for the Midway sound hardware used in Mortal Kombat 2, 3 and others. CHD files should be copied to subfolders within the folder where the MAME ROM zips have been installed. Some MAME games require data from an internal hard drive, CD-ROM, laserdisk, or other media in order to be emulated - those forms of media are packaged as CHD files.To run on Wii's memory constraints some drivers in src/driver.c must be removed.MAME 2003 also supports one or two spinners/dials via the "Share 2 player dial controls across one X/Y device" core option. MAME 2003 has support for multiple mice or touch devices in games that support trackballs, etc. Multiple lightgun, steering wheel, and "spinner/dial" devices Non-Merged MAME0.78 ROMsets do not require parent.

Those cores require MAME 0.78 and MAME 0.139 ROM sets, respectively.įile-not-found errors are the result of a ROMset that is wrong or incomplete, including if you're trying to run a "Split" clone. For example, MAME 0.37b5 ROMsets are required by the MAME 2000 emulator, but MAME 0.37b5 sets will not work correctly with the MAME 2003 or MAME 2010 emulator cores.

Each version of an arcade emulator must be used with ROMs that have the same exact version number. The MAME 2003 core accepts MAME 0.78 ROMsets. Suitable for lower-end devices that would struggle to run current versions of MAME (later versions of MAME are increasingly accurate, thus can perform worse). MAME as it was in 2003, using the libretro API.