@mitu Hi, yep, it's using mame2003-plus. I only put the ROMs into the arcade/mame2003-plus directory . I fixed it with hardware (I design PCBs) so a single button press triggers a series of keystrokes to back out properly back to the main UI instead of the MAME ROM listing :)

@SingingCoyote13 said in Mame (2003-plus/2010) arcade retroachievements not working on RP3B: final burn neo and finalburn alpha 2012 No one backported my code to FBAlpha2012, so FBNeo is the only arcade emulator with RetroAchievement support. I don't know what's your issue, i don't use that stuff, i just implemented the code.

ROM version/Emulator version mismatch. Make sure the rom set you are using is right set for the emulator you choose to use.

@henryjfry said in Certain systems dont work from NFS share: Would adding async to my fstab improve things do you think? The async option would be ok, but I don't know if it would solve anything. You can just try different mount options - the less mount options you have, the easier it would be to test different combinations.

@sirhenrythe5th said in Totally confused with MAME: I also prefer FB-Neo for NeoGeo NeoGeo is one of the few systems where FBNeo has an edge even against current MAME (let alone a 17 years old version of MAME), so yeah, i recommend it.

OK, so it turns out there's a hiscore - it just appeared at the end. Didn't get much further than the previous hiscore, but managed to improve it slightly - 105200.

@iamoasis said in Double Dragon (MAME): some spreadsheets that show games that have been tested on different emulators Some entries in those spreadsheets are wrong though, because some of the testers didn't follow the "pick an emulator then pick the right romsets for that emulator" rule.

It's not end-user friendly but it's possible.. You would have to compile it for pi (if available), add it to the emulators folder and edit it into the config files and es_system.cfg That's how I have Mame4Rage2 and Supermodel running on my x86 build.

To clarify, I am using the wminput method.

Brute Force is such a stinker.

@top-specci said in Possible to load direct a save state (and play) (MAME) ?: But this is not possible for the old Arcade games, correct? No, it's possible through save states. I had the hope that I can make a entry in the gamaelist.xml like this: That's not supported by EmulationStation, it's just a front-end that launches a game, it doesn't know what emulator is run or if it supports save states.

@smilker I mean you really don’t need a tutorial, I think your making it more difficult than it needs to be. Plug player 1 one encoder up to port 0 The player 2 in Port 1 If the player 1 controller is working and you set it up right on initial boot, then all you need to do is hit either select or start (can’t remember which one) and go down to configure inputs. It will say 2 controllers detected, hold a button on the player 2 controller and set that one up like you did the player 1 controller. That’s really all there is to it.

MAME ROW #158 is live

@mitu said in lr-mame2003 dosent support save states on one game: Try a different emulator - lr-mame2010 may support save states for this driver. Thank you Mitu, I will try this after work ^^

Thanks! I did everything via ssh, then when I was able to get to the machine and turn on the display, it was working and I had access to 4,705 arcade games! True, hundreds of those were just Mahjong or different versions, but all the stuff I had fun playing in arcades is all there.

@mitu thanks at least I know I am not crazy! Yeah playing on a PC for lightgun games and lightgun support is wonky for other mame versions and for various reasons not wanting to do advance mame. I use mame-2003-plus and fb alpha on the pi.

@VictimRLSH That's interesting, but a totally different category of thing.