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Create a folder "mame" and a subfolder "mame/roms" in your home directory.Ģ. This package supersedes the xmame-* packages, as the unix sdl port of Mame has been integrated in official mame since 0.136.

Extra ressources for the front end Gnome Video Arcade are available at gva-datafiles See MameDevel for how to build the package. Add cheats to make play easier via Pugsy's MAME Cheats.Ītari VCS/2600: "Stella" with games from Ĭommodore 64: CCS64 with games from c64.com and įor help obtaining or using this system, please e-mail.This page serves as the README.Debian of the mame package. You will also need to switch off the technical features "Match game refresh rate", "Sync monitor refresh" and "Wait for vertical sync".Īrcade: MAME or MAME32QA with legal games from StarROMs and slightly dubious games from. You will need to go into the advanced properties of the game you wish to slow down, then set "Frame Skipping" to "Draw Every Frame". If this doesn't work, there is an alternative method that seems to work with all games, using a utility that slows down your entire PC at your control. Slowing down the processor can give strange effects with certain games, so experiment until you get satisfactory results. Some games have more than one CPU (Central Processing Unit - or brain), but usually CPU0 is the right one.

Use F10 to toggle between top speed and selected speed, to hurry you through any sluggish menus.

Press the tilde key "~" again to turn off the on-screen menu.

Adjust the percentage downwards to slow the game down, using the cursor keys LEFT and RIGHT (hold down CTRL at the same time for fine tuning).

Navigate this menu using the arrow keys, up or down until you get to something like "Overclock CPU0 100%".

Press the tilde key "~" to bring up a small black menu at the bottom of the screen (on a UK keyboard, press the top left "`" key, next to "1").

Go to "Options", then "Defalt Options", then "Miscellaneous".

The following technique allows you to slow down many compatible games, making them more playable for people with slower reaction times: The Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator ( MAME) is software which makes a PC (and other computers) behave exactly like various coin operated arcade games.