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Review: Mame 32 Best Game Collection Pack FREE Download in emulator designed to recreate the hardware of arcade machines in electronic form software, with the aim of preserving gaming history and preventing the disappearance of old games. The program's name is an acronym for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator-emulator of many arcade machines.

The first public MAME release (version 0.1), authored by Nicola Salmoria, took place on February 5, 1997 year. The emulator supports 4266 unique games and ROM-8286 Seth (each game can have one or more clones). But not all games are supported by MAME is actually fully playable: not currently running 1188 images games and 45 is BIOS images. Currently the project leader is Aaron Ghilès.

Architecture code, MAME has several components-individual software emulators of different types of processors, sound generation chipsets, controllers and other standard elements. To emulate every game or to a unified system of Arcade (Neo-Geo) write separate "driver" that use code emulation standard components and add code that emulates other devices and connecting components.The composition of the emulator ROM images are not included, containing code and data games.

The main objective of the emulator is documenting the arcade hardware, saving their data for history, therefore, prevented from making code modifications and hacks that might make a game run improperly or faster, at the cost of accuracy of emulation. In MAME every emulated component is emulated in software to each register and instructions. So the emulation in MAME is very accurate (in many cases to each pixel), but system requirements can be quite high. MAME emulates mostly old machines, games go on acceptable speed on a computer with a 1 GHz processor. Modern arcade machines are quite complicated, based on fast RISC processors, math DSPS, and other elements that are very hard for accurate emulation, and so these systems can not run fast enough even on most modern computers.