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I'm looking to update to MAME to.171 (I'm going to use MameUI to be clear) and as I understand it Mess has been rolled into Mame recently. I'm currently using v.151 of Mess to run a handful of systems (Atari 5200, 7800, Coleco, and Intellivision) because the latest version of the Mess BIOS I could find was v.151. My questions are: 1) Does v.171 of Mame (or MAMEUI) require BIOS to run console systems? 2) If BIOS is required for the latest version of Mame, can I use 'lower' version BIOS set (v.151 Mess BIOS pack on v.171 of Mame)?

A 'full set' of MAME 0.171 ROMs will include the system roms / bios roms for the consoles. Since the projects merged the 'MESS Bios' set is obsolete (and was a misleading name anyway, it included ROMs for a number of standalone game systems just as the MAME set did eg. CPS changer games) a 0.151 set will work for some, but not all as a LOT of work has been done since then, including improving documentation, using the correct ROMs where incorrect ones were being used before etc. Chances are if you have a complete 0.171 set you already have the bios roms tho.

The 'Software List' sets you find are for removable media etc. (basically game cartridges, CDs, disks etc.) • • • •. We communicated things best we could, and I spent over a year preparing people with the UME builds etc. I think with any big change in MAME it just takes time (sometimes 4-5 years) for things to really trickle down to all users and be properly understood, at which point they pretty much forget how things used to be. I guess in part it's just how information spreads, the time it takes for sites to become updated, and for a decent pool of users to understand the changes to provide the right level of support and to communicate the right message. But yes, a MAME set these days even includes things like handheld LCD games (although you'll need external artwork files for a lot of them to be playable) it's quite cool, and also naturally helps with preservation a lot better than them being in a lesser known emulator.

MAMEUI should not be used because it's been reported by a lot of people that it randomly crashes when selecting something. It also is Arcade only so it has 0 support for anything that was previously MESS (MAME and MESS have merged) The best option is to use official MAME with a frontend named QMC2 which can be customized to get you that familiar MAMEUI look and functionality while being 1000X superior in displaying other useful information.

If you don't want to bother with QMC2 right at the moment then the latest official MAME has an internal UI that is capable of launching Arcade games or simple console software lists easily. Crush it gary vaynerchuk pdf files. You'll especially want to upgrade when 0.172 rolls around because so much is being changed and improved.