MameUI, the Windows GUI port of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator, has now made the jump to v.123, incorporating all of the changes seen in the most recent build of it’s command line based parent. Please note: this is the same emulator previously known as MAME32, however it's name has been changed as the builds now come in both 32bit and 64bit flavors.
Check out the official MameUI page here for more details and the download links.
The latest version of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator is now available. Version 1.23 incorporates all of the changes made over the last series of interim updates. If you were having problems with anything in v.122, this new version may be the one for you.
The updated files can be found at the official MAME page at Mamedev.org. You can Click here to see the full list of what’s new in this release.
A multiplayer demo of Capcom's Lost Planet: Extreme Condition for the PlayStation 3 is now available for download via the PlayStation Store. Download size is approximately 231MB.
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