I figured as that was almost 7 years ago it would be a good time to look at what, if any, progress was made on these systems, and my thoughts on that. Seibu – Cross Shooter / Air Raid (Arcade) Sandisk – Sansa Fuze (2) (Mobile / Handheld)ĭata East – Genesis based hardware – High Seas Havoc (Arcade) Taito – Air System – Top Landing & Air Inferno (Arcade)īit Corporation / UMC – Gamate (Mobile / Handheld) Gaelco – 16-bit Era games – Thunder Hoop 2, Glass, World Rally 2 + more (Arcade) Space – Quiz Punch / Quiz Punch 2 (Arcade) Nichibutsu – Tatakae! Big Fighter / Sky Robo (Arcade) SNK – Hyper NeoGeo 64 – Fatal Fury Wild Ambition, Samurai Shodown 64, Samurai Shodown Warriors Rage, Roads Edge, Xxtreme Rally, Buriki One, Beast Busters 2nd Nightmare Stern – Mazer Blazer & Great Guns (Arcade) Jaleco – Megasystem 32 Extended – F1 Super Battle (Arcade)Ītari – Playstation Hardware – Primal Rage 2 (Arcade) Konami – GX Type 1 – Racin’ Force & Golfing Greats 2 (Arcade) Here is the list of sub-topics from that article.ĪMT Games – Beauty Block & IQ Pipe (Arcade) The article was designed to provide a bit of background information on each platform (such as what was causing issues) as well as anything else I thought might be useful. That page is at although most of the embedded videos are now broken either due to then no longer being on YouTube, and the YouTube embedding code changing in that time. As for the older ones, everything from 2012 and onward has a fair bit of content, most of the ones from earlier years are just collections of screenshots)īack in May of 2013 I wrote up a small article looking at some of the things MAME had not yet conquered. Also the 2019, 20 writeups tie in quite well with it all. (If you’re landing here from “The Video Game History Hour” Podcast I took part in be sure to check out the 2020 MAME Progress article linked on the left, as that is part of the discussion.

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