For instance, you might launch Joust with lr-mame2003, but Asteroids with AdvanceMAME 1.4 for good vector support. Basically, you are creating a single list inside Arcade (as though you have a single emulator running the games) and use the runcommand to launch each game. You can set the default, and adjust as needed. Then, you go through each one and hit a key to invoke the RUNCOMMAND when it launches and select the desired emulator. With the Arcade ROMs folder, you move all of your working ROMS from their respective emulator ROM folders into the Arcade folder. For example, "Where's Asteroids? Oh, for THAT game, you need to back up and switch over to THIS version of MAME," to which they say, "What's a MAME?" and you are like, hmmm. Then, you get to the point (especially with guests or youngsters) that it's frustrating to have to memorize what emulator to chose for each game. It's just my opinion (not everyone cares about CRT scanlines or trackball support) but it is what I have learned over the long Yes! is exactly right-if you were already thinking one emulator for all of your favorite MAME games, but are realizing like most of us that it works better (and sometimes the only way it does) is with a specific emulator for a given rom-then you want to use the Arcade folder when you have it all figured out.īasically, you go about setting up the different emulators the best way you need to according to the games you want to play. The combination above leads to some confusing configuration trying to support multiple ROMset versions, but if you can keep it straight, you can assemble the best combination of games/emulators. Because it's a libretro core, you get the good shaders too.ĪdvanceMAME 1.4 is best for trackball, spinners, complex key mapping (single joystick tank stick), and vector games. Lr-fba-next is an important replacement for MAME whenever possible (neogeo, fighter games, etc) as this emulator is fast.
For me, that's flexible configuration via RetroArch configs, but more importantly, a great set of shaders for an authentic CRT look on LCD displays. Because it is a libretro core, you take advantage of retroarch benefits. Lr-mame2003 is the best default emulator for arcade support. If you are in this for arcade games like I am and you are using a pi3, you might come to the same conclusions as me:
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How to replicate the problem: n/a Initial thoughts: USB Devices connected: Standard keyboard, x2 Buffalo Classic USB GamepadĬontroller used: x2 Buffalo Classic USB Gamepad
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