What?!? I have no idea what you're talking course not, I only update this archive once a month while FBNeo it's updated nearly daily, don't expect me to upload the full ROM set every day. I always update this archive once a month, probably the next upload will be between the 12th and 14th of will update the ROM set after the 12th of this month, but if you're in rush, I tend to update the full non-merged arcade set more often: mine739 Have you guys used the emulator binaries from this archive?īecause the upstream builds are updated nearly every day, I don't feel like uploading over 16GB each day.

TorrentZipped ROMs have consistent metadata to be easier to identify and shared over torrents, according to the libretro docs it's recommended to torrentzip the roms but not mandatory, to import ROMs to Retroarch try to follow this guide: really? due to arcade ROMs having multiple files, which often are redumped or renamed, It's already time-consuming uploading this at it is, don't count on me to do that work, you might try find those somewhere you're using retroarch, I recommend to use the split ROM set if you want the complete ROM set, but if you want a selective list of ROMs, you are better off using the Full Non-Merged Candle as long as they aren't from too many versions beyond 0.78 they should be OK to integrate.Ĭoinops appears to be closed source, so not much help.Neo it's updated very often, sometimes daily, so learning how to use a ROM manager tool it's mandatory, my preferable tools are clrmamepro and romvault, rescan and rebuild the ROM set you have, and just download the new files, there is no need to download everything Arcade ROM sets are hard to maintain. I would be happy to add later drivers to if I knew what problem they solved, and where to get the source of the drivers. Lr-mame2003 is open source so anyone is welcome to update it. is what someone with the skills should do for the RPI to make reteopie even better. What they did with Coinops for the old Xbox which has added a lot of the fixes and newer games while still using an older M.A.M.E. It's a damn shame no one at retroarch updates the drivers for mame2003 as there has been a lot of corrections and new games added since 2003 that can easily work on the RPI that can make it the best M.A.M.E. The FBA part of retroarch pretty much gets updated to the latest release of FBA which is great for updated drivers but also shows stuff that's still beta and doesn't really run at all (MK2-UMK3).

Said in Romsets between Mame and Final Burn Alpha:

Final burn alpha arcade rom set