Re: Yes, that is the exact thing I was trying, but every time ArcadeOS shows no games :( (n/t)

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Posted by ShavenYak on 22, 2000 at 4:28 PM:

In Reply to: Yes, that is the exact thing I was trying, but every time ArcadeOS shows no games :( (n/t) posted by PacFan on 22, 2000 at 10:37 AM:

I'll try my luck with it over the weekend and let you know what happens. I'd much rather run MESS than a hodge-podge of other console emulators, if for no other reason than having consistent controls and such. I just hope the P166 in my arcade cab can handle it; the Celeron in my desktop machine struggles with Sega Genesis emulation in MESS32.

: : I've been thinking of using MESS on my cab as well. The best way to do it that I can think of would be to build a separate .APP file for each system that MESS emulates, pointing the rom directory to the software subdirectory for that system. Is this the direction you went in trying to set it up? What problems have you had so far?

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: I'll try my luck with it over the weekend and let you know what happens. I'd much rather run MESS than a hodge-podge of other console emulators, if for no other reason than having consistent controls and such. I just hope the P166 in my arcade cab can handle it; the Celeron in my desktop machine struggles with Sega Genesis emulation in MESS32. : : : I've been thinking of using MESS on my cab as well. The best way to do it that I can think of would be to build a separate .APP file for each system that MESS emulates, pointing the rom directory to the software subdirectory for that system. Is this the direction you went in trying to set it up? What problems have you had so far?

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