Welcome to NonMAME !

NonMAME is the definitive source for all known arcade emulators that either support games that are not in MAME, or provide better emulation of games that are in MAME. This site represents many years of work, collaboration with many people in the emulation community, and countless hours of research. It exists primarily to assist emulator authors in gathering more accurate information on what's currently out there; and secondarily, to help emulation enthusiasts gather a "definitive" set of all supported arcade games (provided that they have the boards of course!). I believe that the efficacy and accuracy of this site depends strongly on its readers, so by all means if you have information to offer, please contact me. I can be reached via email here. A few rules to keep in mind before emailing me: 1. NonMAME only includes games that have made it to the arcades; this obviously excludes homebrew "hacks" and other such nonsense - if I tried to keep up with those, I'd just drive myself batty. 2. NonMAME does not include emulators that may run games faster than MAME, unless they are unplayably slow on MAME using the base system as listed below, for the simple fact that eventually we'll all have machines fast enough to run the MAME versions at acceptable speeds. So don't bitch. ;-) 3. NonMAME does not count interim "u" MAME releases. Again, sanity must be preserved - wait until the next major build. 4. Any requests for ROM images will be categorically ignored. If you find this site useful, you may want to try out NonMESS - a site with the same goals as NonMAME that concentrates on the incredible Multiple Emulator Super System (MESS) and its rapidly developing support for computer, console and handheld systems. One more thing, thanks go out to ALL emulator authors out there, whether or not your emulators are listed below. You are all pretty damn brilliant and my hat goes off to you. Enjoy! Shoegazer Baseline reference system specs Dell XPS 15z Intel i7 2620M 2.7ghz (2 CPUs) 8gb RAM NVIDIA GT 525M Windows 7 x64 SP1 Latest MAME version tested: 0.145

What's New

05/09/12: Replaced PacMAME section with MiSFiTMAME section - PacMAME is very old and no longer works well on modern operating systems. 03/07/12: Major changes to Demul section based on a new release. 02/07/12: Removed Nebula section since Knights of Valor protection simulation has been re-added to MAME. 12/21/11: Minor update to WinArcadia section from author James Jacobs. 11/20/11: Updated VivaNonno section and removed Zinc section. 09/25/11: Updated Supermodel section due to the new release. 07/16/11: Removed a bunch of games from Zinc section due to recent improvements to MAME's ZN-1/ZN-2 driver. 07/16/11: Updated site in accordance with testing performed with new reference system (see above). Removed Mjolnir and updated VivaNonno. 05/07/11: Spring cleaning for various links throughout the site (thanks, Tom). 04/22/11: We're back, after a rather long and difficult struggle with domain issues (these are still not over; we may be moving domains in the near future). Nebula section has been re-added, and a new Supermodel section has been added.

Daphne

http://www.daphne-emu.com

This is a great laserdisc game emulator. Of course, you still need both the chipsets and the laserdiscs (not to mention a supported laserdisc player) to play these games. Alternatively, ROMs and MPEG2 files may be used.

Astron Belt (Hitachi) Astron Belt (Pioneer) Badlands Badlands (Prototype) Bega's Battle (Revision 1) Bega's Battle (Revision 3) Dragon's Lair (Beta 1) Dragon's Lair (Beta 2) Dragon's Lair (Enhanced 1.1) Dragon's Lair (Enhanced 2.0) Dragon's Lair (Enhanced 2.0) (Prototype Mode) Dragon's Lair (Enhanced 2.1) Dragon's Lair (Enhanced 2.1) (Prototype Mode) Dragon's Lair (European) Dragon's Lair (Italian) Dragon's Lair (Revision A) Dragon's Lair (Revision B) Dragon's Lair (Revision C) Dragon's Lair (Revision D) Dragon's Lair (Revision E) Dragon's Lair (Revision F) Dragon's Lair (Revision F2) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 2.11) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.00) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.14) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.15) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.16) (European) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.18) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.19) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.19) (European) Dragon's Lair II: Timewarp (Version 3.19) (Spanish) Esh's Aurunmilla Esh's Aurunmilla (Alternate 1) Esh's Aurunmilla (Alternate 2) Galaxy Ranger (Hitachi) Galaxy Ranger (Pioneer) Goal To Go GP World Interstellar Road Blaster Space Ace (Enhancement 1.0) Space Ace (European) Space Ace (Remake - 1991) Space Ace (Revision A) Space Ace (Revision A2) Space Ace (Revision A3) Star Blazer Super Don Quix-Ote Super Don Quix-Ote (Shortened Scenes) Super Don Quix-Ote (Shortened Scenes) (Alternate) Thayer's Quest Thayer's Quest (Alternate) Thayer's Quest (Swearing ROM Hack)

Demul

http://demul.emulation64.com/

Unlike other NAOMI-class emulators, Demul supports the venerable Sammy Atomiswave game system (which is really a variant of Sega's NAOMI system, but let's not be technical) and more recently, NAOMI 2. This emulator has been improving steadily though slowly, and is sadly closed-source and Windows only.

Atomiswave Games: Demolish Fist Dirty Pigskin Football Dolphin Blue Extreme Hunting Extreme Hunting 2 Faster Than Speed Guilty Gear Isuka Guilty Gear X (Version 1.5) Hokuto No Ken ~ Fist Of The North Star Hustle Tamaire Kyousou ~ Animal Basket King Of Fighters Neowave, The King Of Fighters Neowave, The (Japan) King Of Fighters XI, The (Japan) Knights Of Valor: The Seven Spirits Maximum Speed Metal Slug 6 Neo-Geo Battle Coliseum (Japan) Net Select Keiba Victory Furlong Ranger Mission Rumble Fish, The Rumble Fish 2, The Salary Man Kintaro Samurai Spirits: Tenkaichi Kenkakuden ~ Samurai Shodown VI Sports Shooting USA NAOMI Cartridge-Based Games: 18 Wheeler 18 Wheeler DX 18 Wheeler DX (Revision A) Airline Pilots (Revision A) Airline Pilots Deluxe (Revision B) Akatsuki Blitzkampf Ausf. Achse Alien Front (Revision A) Alien Front (Revision T) Asian Dynamite ~ Dynamite Deka EX Cannon Spike ~ Gunspike Capcom Vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 (Revision A) Capcom Vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 (Revision C) Cosmic Smash Cosmic Smash (Revision A) Crack'n DJ Crazy Taxi Dead Or Alive 2 Dead Or Alive 2: Millennium Death Crimson OX Dengen Tenshi Taisen Janshi Shangri-la Derby Owners Club (Revision B) Derby Owners Club (World Edition) (Revision C) Derby Owners Club (World Edition) (Revision D) Derby Owners Club 2000 (Version 2) (Revision A) Derby Owners Club II (Revision B) Dynamite Baseball Dynamite Baseball '99 ~ World Series '99 Ferrari F355 Challenge Ferrari F355 Challenge (Twin) Ferrari F355 Challenge 2 (Twin) Giant Gram 2000: All Japan Pro Wrestling 3: Brave Men Of Glory Giant Gram: All Japan Pro Wrestling 2 Giga Wing 2 Guilty Gear X Gun Survivor 2: Biohazard Code: Veronica Heavy Metal Geomatrix (Revision A) Hopper Board House Of The Dead 2, The House Of The Dead 2, The (Original) House Of The Dead 2, The (Prototype) Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai 3 Illmatic Envelope Inu No Osanpo (Revision A) Jambo! Safari (Revision A) Kick '4' Cash Mamoru-Kun Wa Norowarete Shimatta! Manic Panic Ghosts! ~ Pokasuka Ghost Marvel Vs. Capcom 2: New Age Of Heroes (Revision A) Mazan: Flash Of The Blade Melty Blood: Actress Again Melty Blood: Actress Again (Version A) Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation Vs. Zeon (Cartridge Version) Mushiking: The King Of Beetles 2003 (2nd) Mushiking: The King Of Beetles II (Version 1.001) Mushiking: The King Of Beetles II (Version 2.001) Oinori-Daimyoujin *Matsuri* OutTrigger Power Stone Power Stone 2 Project Justice ~ Moero Justice Gakuen Puyo Puyo Da! Quiz Ah Megamisama! ~ Quiz Ah My Goddess! Radirgy Noa Ring Out 4x4 (Revision A) Samba De Amigo (Revision B) Samba De Amigo (Version 2000) Sega Marine Fishing Sega Strike Fighter (Revision A) Sega Tetris Shin Nihon Prowrestling Toukon Retsuden 4 (Arcade Edition) Shooting Love 2007 Shootout Pool Shootout Pool ~ Shootout Pool Prize (Revision A) Shootout Pool Medal ~ Shootout Pool Prize Slashout (Cartridge Version) Spawn: In The Demon's Hand (Revision B) Super Major League '99 ~ World Series '99 Touch De Uno! (Revision A) Touch De Uno! 2 Toy Fighter Typing Of The Dead, The (Revision A) Virtua NBA Virtua NBA (Original) Virtua NBA (Prototype) Virtua Striker 2 (Version 2000) (Revision C) Virtua Tennis ~ Power Smash (Cartridge Version) Virtua Tennis 2 ~ Power Smash 2 (Cartridge Version) (Revision A) Virtual ON Oratorio Tangram M.S.B.S. (Version 5.66) Wave Runner GP World Kicks WWF Royal Rumble Zero Gunner 2 Zombie Revenge NAOMI GD-ROM-Based Games: Azumanga Daioh Puzzle Bobble Border Down (Revision A) Capcom Vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro Capcom Vs. SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001 (Revision A) Chaos Field Cleopatra Fortune Plus Confidential Mission Doki Doki Idol Star Seeker Guilty Gear XX: Accent Core Guilty Gear XX: Slash (Revision A) Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival Guilty Gear XX: The Midnight Carnival #Reload Ikaruga Jingi Storm - The Arcade Karous Kurukuru Chameleon La Keyboard Lupin The Third: The Shooting Lupin The Third: The Typing (Revision A) Maze Of The Kings, The Melty Blood: Act Cadenza (Version A) Melty Blood: Act Cadenza (Version B) Melty Blood: Act Cadenza (Version B) (Revision A) Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation Vs. Zeon (GD-ROM Version) Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation Vs. Zeon DX Moeru Casinyo Monkey Ball Musapey's Choco Marker (Revision A) NAOMI DIMM Firmware Updater (3.17) NAOMI DIMM Firmware Updater (4.01) NAOMI DIMM Firmware Updater (GDL-0023A) NAOMI DIMM Firmware Updater (GDL-0023C) Noukone Puzzle Takoron Psyvariar 2: The Will To Fabricate Puyo Puyo Fever Quiz Keitai Q Mode Radirgy Senko No Ronde Senko No Ronde (New Version) (Revision A) Senko No Ronde Special Shakatto Tambourine Cho Powerup Chu Shikigami No Shiro II ~ Castle Of Shikigami II, The Slashout (GD-ROM Version) Spikers Battle Sports Jam Street Fighter Zero 3: Upper Super Shanghai 2005 Super Shanghai 2005 (Revision A) Tetris Kiwamemichi Triggerheart Exelica (Revision A) Trizeal Under Defeat Usagui - Yamashiro Mahjong Hen Virtua Athletics ~ Virtua Athlete Virtua Golf ~ Dynamic Golf Virtua Tennis ~ Power Smash (GD-ROM Version) Virtua Tennis 2 ~ Power Smash 2 (GD-ROM Version) (Revision A) World Series Baseball ~ Super Major League NAOMI 2 Cartridge-Based Games: Club Kart: European Session (2001) Club Kart: European Session (2001) (Revision D) Club Kart: European Session (2003) King Of Route 66, The (Revision A) Soul Surfer (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 4 (Cartridge Version) Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution (Cartridge Version) Virtua Striker 3 (Cartridge Version) (Revision B) Virtua Striker 3 (Cartridge Version) (Revision C) Wild Rider NAOMI 2 GD-ROM-Based Games: Beach Spikers Initial D: Arcade Stage (Export) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Japan) (Revision B) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 2) (Export) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 2) (Japan) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 2) (Japan) (Revision B) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 3) (Export) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 3) (Japan) (Revision B) Initial D: Arcade Stage (Version 3) (Japan) (Revision C) Virtua Fighter 4 (GD-ROM Version) Virtua Fighter 4 (Revision B) Virtua Fighter 4 (Revision C) Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 4: Evolution (Revision B) Virtua Fighter 4: Final Tuned (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 4: Final Tuned (Revision B) Virtua Fighter 4: Final Tuned (Revision D) Virtua Striker 3 (GD-ROM Version)

DICE

http://sourceforge.net/projects/dice/

As is the case with most standalone emulators, this one popped out of nowhere with little fanfare. The Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator (DICE) has proven to the world that accurate and fast emulation of discrete circuity - a very difficult and noteworthy feat to accomplish - is possible. Pong was once in MAME actually, but it was *dropped* because the driver represented a highly inaccurate simulation of the game. Here is a more detailed explanation, courtesy of "Who Wants to Know?": The driver for "Pong" was pretty much an ad-hoc attempt at simulating the circuitry of the original machine, and it wasn't following any tracable path from the original circuitry to the driver (in other words, the writer "played it by ear," so to speak). The "pseudo-CPU" used for timing purposes was a kludge, also. Because MAME's mission is accuracy, and since the Pong driver wasn't sufficiently accurate, the driver was dropped. I've been informed that, should one actually attempt to properly simulate the circuitry (like using the video clock as a timebase), then it would be accurate enough for inclusion in MAME. However, simulation of discrete circuitry involves a jump of thinking over regular emulation programming (involving as it does the simulation of electric components normally overlooked in regular emulation--diodes, transistors, etc.--as well as the emulation of any ICs that may still be present.), and I don't know of anyone who has made such a faithful attempt yet.

Pong Gotcha Rebound

Dolphin

http://www.dolphin-emulator.com/

MAME offers only preliminary support for these games.

Virtua Striker 2002 (GDT-0001) Virtua Striker 2002 (GDT-0002)

Final Burn-FF

http://www.oocities.org/finalburnff/

This emulator provides force feedback support for Out Run, a feature sorely needed in MAME for arcade games such as this that originally supported it. Additionally, Royal Ascot 2 is not supported by MAME.

Out Run Royal Ascot 2

Laser

http://sourceforge.net/projects/laser/

MAME does not support these games, since they use discrete circuitry exclusively (see my comments about this in the "SNAME" section).

Pong (Doubles) Hockey TV

Modeler

No Website

MAME supports this game but the driver is currently broken.

F1 Super Lap

Radikal Bikers Emulator

http://aarongiles.com/radikal.html

MAME supports this game, but it's far too slow to be playable. While not as accurate as MAME, this emulator runs at blazing speeds, even on a 2ghz P4 - a testament to the powers of static recompilation.

Radikal Bikers

SEGA Model 2 Emulator

http://nebula.emulatronia.com/

MAME supports these games, barely - the drivers are in such preliminary stages that, in most cases, the games aren't actually playable. This emulator is a rewrite of ElSemi's original "Nebula (Model 2)" emulator, yet this new one features DirectX 9 and is much faster and more playable. Now with force feedback support for the true Daytona experience! For those of you interested in trying out UDP/IP-based netplay - there is a (highly experiemental, yet working) UDP compression tool made by Byblo, which has been taken offline (though you might be able to find it through a decent search engine of course). This can be used until Elsemi adds this feature to the emulator itself.

Behind... Enemy Lines Daytona USA Daytona USA ('93 Edition) Daytona USA (GTX 2004) Daytona USA (Saturn Ads) Daytona USA Turbo Daytona USA: To The Maxx Dead Or Alive (Model 2A) Dead Or Alive (Model 2B) Desert Tank Dynamite Baseball Dynamite Cop (Model 2A) Dynamite Cop (Model 2B) Dynamite Cop (Model 2C) Dynamite Deka 2 (Model 2A) Dynamite Deka 2 (Model 2B) Fighting Vipers Gunblade NY House Of The Dead Indianapolis 500 (Revision A) (Deluxe) Indianapolis 500 (Revision A) (Twin) Last Bronx (Export) (Revision A) Last Bronx (Revision A) Manx TT Superbike Motor Raid Over Rev Pilot Kids (Model 2A) Pilot Kids (Model 2B) Rail Chase 2 Sega Rally Championship Sega Rally Championship (Revision B) Sega Rally Pro Drivin' Sega Ski Super G Sega Touring Car Championship Sega Touring Car Championship (Europe) Sega Water Ski Sky Target Sonic Championship Sonic The Fighters Super GT 24h Top Skater Top Skater (USA) Virtua Cop Virtua Cop 2 Virtua Fighter 2 Virtua Fighter 2 (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 2 (Revision B) Virtua Fighter 2.1 Virtua Striker Virtua Striker (Revision A) Virtual On Cybertroopers (Japan) Virtual On Cybertroopers (US) Wave Runner Zero Gunner (Model 2A) Zero Gunner (Model 2B) Zero Gunner (Model 2B) (Japan)

SledgeHammer

http://sledgehammer.emuunlim.com/

MAME does not support ShimDrive (yet). I've been told that SledgeHammer doesn't really support it either, as the emulator doesn't even load the ROMs! Still, it's work in progress so it's listed here. I don't believe this ROM set has been dumped, so it makes me wonder how the author plans to finish the project. ;)

ShimDrive

SNAME

No Website

This classic is not supported in MAME due to the fact that it relies heavily upon analog circuitry rather than ROMs, as do nearly all games written after 1976. I wouldn't bet on seeing it in MAME anytime soon.

Monaco G.P.

Supermodel

http://www.supermodel3.com/

This emulator had been moribund for over five years before bursting onto the scene in 2011. Anyone who loved the Model 3 age of Sega needs to check this out.

Daytona USA 2: Battle On The Edge Daytona USA 2: Power Edition Dirt Devils Dirt Devils (Alternate) Emergency Call Ambulance Emergency Call Ambulance (Export) Fighting Vipers 2 Get Bass Harley-Davidson & L.A. Riders (Revision A) Harley-Davidson & L.A. Riders (Revision B) L.A. Machineguns Le Mans 24 Lost World, The Magical Truck Adventure Ocean Hunter, The Scud Race (Australia) Scud Race (Export) Scud Race (Japan) Scud Race Plus Sega Bass Fishing Sega Rally 2 Sega Rally 2 DX Ski Champ Spikeout Spikeout: Final Edition Star Wars Trilogy Star Wars Trilogy (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 3 (Revision A) Virtua Fighter 3 (Revision C) Virtua Fighter 3: Team Battle Virtua Striker 2 (Step 1.5) Virtua Striker 2 (Step 2.0) Virtua Striker 2 '98 (Step 1.5) Virtua Striker 2 '98 (Step 2.0) Virtua Striker 2 '99 Virtua Striker 2 '99 (Revision A) Virtua Striker 2 '99 (Revision B) Virtua Striker 2 '99.1 Virtual On 2: Oratorio Tangram (Revision B) Virtual On 2: Oratoria Tangram (Version 5.4g)

TTL

No Website

Juergen's TTL emulates, albeit slowly, the discrete circuit game "Space Race" (yes, you read that right - emulates, not simulates). For you history buffs, Space Race has the distinction of being Atari's second video game - after Pong of course. TTL also emulates other games such as Pong which are better done in others as listed here on NonMAME. Running this game may not exactly be intuitive, so I'll provide some basic instructions. Download "TTL.exe" and "spacerace.net" and store in a folder. From the commandline, launch "ttl spacerace.net". Done.

Space Race

VivaNonno

http://vivanonno.vg-network.com/

MAME supports these games; however, the drivers are far too slow to render them playable.

Rave Racer (Japan) (Version A) Rave Racer (Japan) (Version B) Rave Racer (World) (Version B)

WinArcadia

http://amigan.1emu.net/

WinArcadia currently supports these games better than MAME, primarily due to more accurate colors. This emulator's non-standard interface may deter some: to launch a game you need to select from a pane on the right side rather than the "File" menu where non-arcade games are loaded. Another issue is that the game ROMs are embedded in the emulator itself. I don't personally condone this practice, but that's the author's decision. On the bright side, WinArcadia author James Jacobs indicated he's intending to submit a patch to the MAME team for these drivers once he's finished with his.

Astro Wars Cat & Mouse Galaxia Laser Battle Malzak Malzak II