Have been messing with sdlmame the last couple of days and am really impressed - sure it is no Groovymame for the purists, but in terms of actually having a quick few games i think it works great.
I am running it via qmc2 and find that stuff that i could never get to run full speed on my pc set-ups, like gauntlet legends, run pretty much perfectly!
Anyone else using it and have any tips for setup?
Mame on a Mac
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Re: Mame on a Mac
I compile it myself for having most optimized core.
Otherwise, it works great.
Otherwise, it works great.
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Re: Mame on a Mac
For quick games I just use OpenEmu app. I think it uses the retrolib cores.
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Re: Mame on a Mac
i tried using OpenEmu but i had issues where the rooms i was adding were going into the wrong sections, in other words i would add Atari 5200 games and some would end up in 'arcade' etcmoshpit wrote:For quick games I just use OpenEmu app. I think it uses the retrolib cores.