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    PlayStation does what MAMEdon't: list of PS1 arcade ports

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      barbudreadmon
      last edited by barbudreadmon

      Taito F3 ("Bubble Bobble 2", "Arkanoid Returns", "Cleopatra Fortune", "Darius Gaiden", ...) is supported in fba since 2 months (release .40).

      FBNeo developer - github - forum

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      • DarksaviorD
        Darksavior @barbudreadmon
        last edited by

        @barbudreadmon Unfortunately, they're too slow to be enjoyable. ~30fps in fba. ~45fps in mame2003.

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        • sirhenrythe5thS
          sirhenrythe5th @Darksavior
          last edited by

          @Darksavior i got Taito F3 Games playable under AdvanceMame since v3.x
          Give it a try 😉

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            UDb23 @matchaman
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            @matchaman said in PlayStation does what MAMEdon't: list of PS1 arcade ports:

            Rampage World Tour

            works fine on Pi3 with mame. Check here.

            Sexy Parodius

            Also works fine.

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            • DarksaviorD
              Darksavior @sirhenrythe5th
              last edited by Darksavior

              @sirhenrythe5th It's not a libretro core. I'm spoiled:P I'm fine with whatever ports ended up on ps1.

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              • pjftP
                pjft
                last edited by pjft

                Correct. Bubble Symphony runs great on AdvMame.

                Time Crisis works (or should work) with a pad, though it's far from ideal. I owned it on the PSX with the light gun, and it was a fun game to play. You'd plug in a second pad to the player 2 port and use it as a pedal.

                Class.

                Edit: oh. You missed Bishi Bashi Special. Great multiplayer party-like game.

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                • matchamanM
                  matchaman
                  last edited by

                  Updated with your notes.

                  I personally avoid non-libretro emulators, I'm also spoiled! :D

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                  • ShizzmoneyS
                    Shizzmoney @Darksavior
                    last edited by

                    @Darksavior I just used a new rom dump for jojo.zip and it worked. I must of had a bad dump previously.

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                    • sirhenrythe5thS
                      sirhenrythe5th @matchaman
                      last edited by sirhenrythe5th

                      @matchaman just to unterstand this for me: what is the big advantage of using libreto-Mame?
                      Is it only the point that you dont have to map the Inputs a second time or is there something else?

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                      • pjftP
                        pjft @sirhenrythe5th
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                        @sirhenrythe5th Well, kind of, yeah. There's also filters, and a few other amenities (I suppose netplay would be a factor if more people used it), but yes - for me at least it's just the ease of standardization and setup across systems.

                        I have tried AdvMame - and truth be told am using it for a set of ROMs that don't run anywhere else, so that's great! - but the scanline effect on low-res games are a bit too dense for my liking. Still, its speed is certainly second to none for these newer games.

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                        • matchamanM
                          matchaman
                          last edited by

                          Bumping this in case I missed something. I actually am pretty sure there's plenty of Japanese exclusives that aren't in the list :)

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                            VictimRLSH
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                            @matchaman said in PlayStation does what MAMEdon't: list of PS1 arcade ports:

                            Ehrgeiz

                            Ehrgeiz now runs on MAME2003 on the Pi 4.

                            System Config: Retropie 4.4 with full desktop, RPi 3B, 256gb SD, 5v 2.1A 5,200 mAH USB battery. EasyMSX controller mounted with Pimoroni Hyperpixel 4 (non touch). Also running 4.6 on a 4gb Pi 4 serving as my primary desktop computer now.

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