The most current list of new and fixed games can be found in the CHANGELOG. In addition to contributions from arcadez, the core has also benefited from the contributions of new and veteran MAME hackers. This core was first established when arcadez began adding games that were not available in MAME 0.78 to a new fork of the existing MAME 2003 emulator. There is a long tradition in arcade emulation of producing platform-specific and performance-optimized MAME builds. Screenshot of Bubble Bobble: Lost Cave, a hacked romset that arcadez backported to MAME 2003-Plus from MAME 0.202.
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In addition to the games supported by MAME 2003, MAME 2003-Plus contributors have backported new drivers and substantial bugfixes for several hundred additional games. MAME 2003-Plus is part of a lineage of codebase forks and ports: this core was forked from MAME 2003, which is itself derived from Xmame 0.78, the X11/Unix port of MAME 0.78. Newly-supported games include Dyna Gears and DoDonPachi Dai-Ou-Jou The core currently has partial support for the RetroArch “Run Ahead” input latency reduction feature when Run Ahead is set to Second Instance - our goal is to support Run Ahead fully, as discussed later in this post. MAME 2003-Plus implements libretro functionality like savestates and netplay when supported by the underlying MAME driver. Unlike other libretro MAME cores which remain fixed at one MAME version, MAME 2003-Plus is actively backporting more recent game drivers and features. MAME 2003-Plus is a new arcade emulator core which prioritizes 1) usability and frontend integration, 2) performance, and 3) compatibility across the range of libretro-supported platforms including mobile devices, single board computers, and consoles. In Summer 2018, RetroArch added MAME 2003-Plus to the arcade section of its Core Updater.
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