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Topic Starter	Topic: Doomer, are you still into the Mame scene?
xer0s Digital Nausea Joined: 10 Feb 2001 Posts: 24712	Posted: 10-04-2016 01:19 PM                    I went to flip on my arcade a few days ago and the laptop I was running it on kicked the bucket. So I guess I'll need a new system to run it on. Was wondering if you had any suggestions. I was never able to play the more "advanced" games like Tekken or NFL Blitz, and would like to be able to. Any new advancements with Mame?
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plained plained Joined: 12 Jun 2002 Posts: 18772	Posted: 10-04-2016 02:59 PM                  these past 2 years ive taken my kids to disneyland fla the house i stay at in reunion resort has a chicago gaming co. arcade legends machine its great http://www.arcadelegends.com/ this past time i was there when i played my game (robotron) the dyagnal controls werent working so i opened it up and wiggled all the conector on the controls. yea that was it i fixed them. but when i was in there i grabbed picks heres the mobo! and controls interface http://www.imagebam.com/image/33980b507845292 i have pics of all of the inside controls etc see that usb stick? _________________ it is about time!
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DooMer One Man Army Joined: 23 Dec 1999 Posts: 10568	Posted: 10-04-2016 03:45 PM                  I never ran any 3d stuff on mine either, but I'd imagine any relatively modern video card would be able to handle any mame game you throw at it. Last I tried was ages ago when most 3d games didn't even emulate properly to begin with.
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xer0s Digital Nausea Joined: 10 Feb 2001 Posts: 24712	Posted: 10-04-2016 06:30 PM                    Yeah, my understanding is they've made some improvements with the emulators. Games that couldn't be played before are becoming at least tolerable. And I was reading about HLSL. Apparently this drastically improves arcade games, making them more...arcadey. I'll need to figure out how it all works...
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