There is a list at which points to (for example) lr-mame2003. Games for the most recent games-consoles are likely to run very poorly on a Raspberry Pi.Ī Raspberry Pi 4 will acceptably run a wider range of games than a Raspberry Pi 3. Games intended for older games-consoles (NES etc) are likely to run well. There's no definitive list that I know of. I was wondering if there was any way of knowing which games will or won't run

Lr-mame2016 arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.174ĪdvanceMAME 0.94 arcade or mame-advmame MAME 0.94ĪdvanceMAME 1.4 arcade or mame-advmame MAME 0.106ĪdvanceMAME 3 arcade or mame-advmame MAME 0.106ĭropping MAME 0.78 ROMs into RetroPie's roms/arcade folder works fine. Lr-mame2015 arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.160 Lr-mame2010 arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.139 Nominate for Retro Game of the Day: If youd like to nominate MAME 0.174 to 0.175 Update Pack for Retro Game of the Day, please submit a screenshot and description for it. Lr-mame2003-plus arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.78-MAME 0.188 Lr-mame2003 arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.78 Lr-mame2000 arcade or mame-libretro MAME 0.37b5 Mame4all-pi arcade or mame-mame4all MAME 0.37b5 Therefore you must use ROMs that are part of the MAME 0.78 ROM set.Īccording to retroPie also supports several other releases of MAME: EMULATOR ROM FOLDER VERSION FOR ROM

I noticed the MAME sets at MAY work with Retropie OSĪs with any MAME installation, to have the best chance of working you have to match the ROMs to the version of MAME.įor example, at the time of writing, RetroPie uses MAME-2003 which is based on MAME 0.78.

Mame 0.174 roms