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- xmame UNIX/X11 port of the Multi Arcade Machine Emulator (MAME)
- 0.106_5 emulators
 =32      0.106_5Version of this port present on the latest quarterly branch.  DEPRECATED: No more public distfiles
 This port expired on: 2014-03-07
 NO CDROM: License does not permit selling
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- Port Added: unknown
- Last Update: 2014-03-30 21:44:34
- SVN Revision: 349684
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- Description:
- XMAME is an arcade game machine emulator for UNIX/X11. It will emulate
the hardware, video, sound, and other services, of many classic arcade
game machines.
As of this release, XMAME supports an incredible 2843 arcade games, and
the number grows every day! A partial list of the (more popular and
well-known) games currently supported by this emulator include:
PacMan, Ms. PacMan, Jr. PacMan, Super PacMan, Dig Dug, Star Trek, Galaga,
Space Invaders, Tempest, Frogger, Mr. Do!, Battle Zone, Missile Command,
Gyruss, Kangaroo, Moon Patrol, Phoenix, Q*Bert, Rally X, Robotron,
Star Wars, Zaxxon, Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros, ... you get the idea.
To run these games, however, you will need images of the ROM chips that
are used on these games. If you actually have one of these games (or the
motherboard to one of them), and access to a ROM burner, it is a fairly
trivial process to make ROM image files for use with XMAME. If you DON'T
have access to a ROM burner, or you don't own one of these video games
(and you are aware of the possible legal ramifications of doing this),
you can obtain ROM images for XMAME on the Net.
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- PKGNAME: xmame
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- gmake : devel/gmake
- sdl-config : devel/sdl12
- perl5.16.3 : lang/perl5.16
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- perl5.16.3 : lang/perl5.16
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- expat.6 : textproc/expat2
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Configuration Options:- ===> The following configuration options are available for xmame-0.106_5:
ASM68K=off: Enable the speedier but buggy 68k emulator
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
ESOUND=off: EsounD sound server support
NETWORK=off: Include support for network play (**BROKEN**)
OPENGL=off: OpenGL support
OPTIMIZATION=off: Enable maximum C compiler optimization
SDL=on: Simple Direct Media Layer support
SVGALIB=off: Enable Svgalib support
X11=off: X11 (graphics) support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
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