Pretty Solider Sailor Moon is a pretty decent beat-em-up, so it is getting my vote. HOWEVER, it is totally unrealistic and outside of canon because Sailor Moon CANNOT ACTUALLY FIGHT. She just prances around and waves her wand at people. Jupiter on the other hand... :P

I have another busy week ahead so I've posted MAME ROW#138 early this week.

I have a busy week coming up, so I've posted MAME ROW #137 a bit early.

thanks indeed is empty: this: /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-core-options.cfg make it works thanks a lot

@fabthegamer LOVE the cabinet! Used to play the game competing against a friend (a great game for deliberately trying to kill the other player)

I've just read this on the mamedev wiki... "The original controller for 720 Degrees was a joystick that was hardware-limited to only travel along the outermost edges in a circle. The internal mechanism for reading this control was similar to a spinner except that it had the additional benefit of knowing which direction the joystick was pointing. Because this knowledge is an important aspect of the game, the current emulation of the controller maps an analog joystick to the underlying controls instead of a spinner." I've never heard of this before! That would be hard to emulate. So does this mean that the system doesn't recognise when the joystick is central, so you always have to be facing in a direction for the game to work? I'm guessing you would have to set the controls in mame to allow this, but you wouldn't need to configure it as a spinner. I'm pretty sure your left right up down system would work as normal.

MAME ROW #136 is live

@cyperghost I think the original version played with a spinner is much easier, because of the fine control of speed. My arcade stick skills are low and this game is ultra fast non forgiving. My hats off for your score.

@mitu Thanks for the link. I checked it out, but it doesn't appear to fix the main problem of disrupting retropie. It only fixes games with mic issues, if I understand it correctly. This was the issue I was having: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/10110/drastic-nds-emulator-breaks-run-command-emulator-configuration-prompt-in-retropie4-2/30 Though in my case, it seems to have disabled the retropie setup menu as well... even after I uninstalled it. I switched to my backup SD card and so far no problems with the retropie setup menu, although, I still can't get other systems to boot after I've launched a NDS game.

MAME ROW #134 is live

MAME ROW #133 is now live

MAME ROW #132 is live

perfect, thanks for the tip!

MAME ROW #131 is live

MAME ROW #130 is live!

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@cyperghost I'll gladly take it! I'm using these to find the games I didn't have, as I had a manually curated arcade collection in my setup.

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@dankcushions said in Struggling to get a decent FB Alpha v0.2.97.44 romset - use a Mame one?: .44 is synced with current mame though a "non-merged" romset would have more roms Careful with that statement, it's mostly true but there are exceptions, as an example i know a lot of pgm games won't work if you use a mame romset without converting it to a fbalpha one through clrmamepro (every few months i have people who report issues saying "pgm games don't work" thanks to that). FBAlpha also includes a lot of hacks from hbmame, some are fun. @chubsta Sorry, i don't provide "no-clone" dat files, and i don't recommend it either : a few parents aren't working and are there only to get their clones working idk about 1943 specifically, but some games are different from a clone to another, i think that's especially true for a few shmup where you get different foes/pattern, i noticed that while working on a bug with raiden2 last year.