Steve,
I thought your name looked familiar. Thanks for your many contributions to
both emulation projects. I've been enjoying each for quite a while and
look forward to every new release. I'm hoping pinMAME will be updated to
the main source tree in the near future to take advantage of the new
artwork features. It's been an amazing year so far especially in regards
to hardware decryption.
Regards,
Andrew Baker
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As a former/retired mamedev member, I guess I probably count too.. :)
I loved those old video games, and it's really great to be able to
enjoy them all over again, any time I want.
If you like pinball, check out the sister mame project - pinmame,
which I was head of for many years until semi-retiring.
When pinmame is combined with visual pinball (separate free
software), you can recreate & play your old favorite pinball games
(and even the newest generation of pins released recently).
Links are:
www.pinmame.com
www.vpforums.com (for all the stuff you need to actually play the
pinball tables and support for getting it set up)
My two biggest computer related passions, mame/pinmame and foxpro now
being discussed all on the same group!!!
I don't think I can recover from the shock of it.. :)
-Steve
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