
I'd appreciate any input or guidance you could give me. I'd like to keep things as simple as possible. I'm less interested in authenticity and more interested in playability. I haven't installed any of the custom video drivers or anything like that. It supports 3688 games, so you will not be bored too soon, although when you. When I run MAME normally using MALA as the FE the graphics look fine even though some vertical games are stretched. is a simple windows manager for ROM format arcade games. I have a Radeon 7000 graphics card with a 21-inch computer LCD attached to it. There is definitely some still there and you notice it most when you are scrambling around trying to shoot all the individual pieces that have made it down to the bottom of the screen! Should I try tweaking any other settings?Īlso, one of the side effects is that my graphics look horrible running this from the command line. When I run GroovyMAME from the command line the lag is mostly gone. I have set up my ROM path to point to a folder with only Centipede in it and have set triplebuffer to 1.0, multithreading to 1 and syncrefresh to 1.

I created a new mame.ini file using the -cc switch. I downloaded the 32bit Windows version of GroovyMAME and put it in it's own folder.


MESS only releases (prior to version 0. I've spent some time poking around in the GroovyMAME subforum to try to get a better understanding of what I need to do to set it up. Below is a collection of older MAME releases, dating back to the first official release from February, 1997.
