Mame 078 Romset Game List New [updated] -

Here’s a well-structured, informative text about the MAME 0.78 ROM set, its game list, and what makes it a landmark release for emulation.


Key Features

  1. ROMset Comparison

    • Compares filenames (romname.zip) between two MAME versions.
    • Identifies games that exist in 0.78 but not in the older set.
    • Flags renamed ROMs (e.g., pacman.zippacman.zip unchanged, but detects new clones).
  2. Parent/Clone Awareness

    • Uses MAME 0.78’s internal -listxml or a local mame.xml to distinguish:
      • New parent games (unique machines)
      • New clones (alternate versions, bootlegs, revisions)
    • Shows parent name alongside clone for clarity.
  3. Game Metadata Extraction

    • For each “new” ROM, display:
      • ROM filename
      • Full game description (e.g., 19421942 (Revision B))
      • Manufacturer
      • Year
      • Category (if available from catver.ini or similar)
      • Parent/clone flag
  4. Output Formats

    • Plain text – simple list of ROM names (for mame -rp use)
    • CSV – for spreadsheets
    • Markdown table – human-readable
    • JSON – for scripting
  5. Filtering Options

    • Show only new working games (filter by -listxml isworking="yes")
    • Exclude BIOS / device ROMs (e.g., neogeo, qsound, cd32)
    • Include only parents (no clones)
    • Include only clones of a specific parent
  6. Direct MAME 0.78 XML Parsing

    • No external dependencies – uses mame -listxml from a MAME 0.78 binary.
    • Alternatively, reads a cached mame.xml file for speed.
  7. Change Detection beyond “New”

    • Option to also list:
      • Renamed ROMs (old name → new name)
      • Removed games (in old set, missing in 0.78)
      • Changed status (non-working → working)

Core Functionality

Feature: "MAME 0.78 ROMset New Game Detector & Lister"

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Here’s a well-structured, informative text about the MAME 0.78 ROM set, its game list, and what makes it a landmark release for emulation.


Key Features

  1. ROMset Comparison

    • Compares filenames (romname.zip) between two MAME versions.
    • Identifies games that exist in 0.78 but not in the older set.
    • Flags renamed ROMs (e.g., pacman.zippacman.zip unchanged, but detects new clones).
  2. Parent/Clone Awareness

    • Uses MAME 0.78’s internal -listxml or a local mame.xml to distinguish:
      • New parent games (unique machines)
      • New clones (alternate versions, bootlegs, revisions)
    • Shows parent name alongside clone for clarity.
  3. Game Metadata Extraction

    • For each “new” ROM, display:
      • ROM filename
      • Full game description (e.g., 19421942 (Revision B))
      • Manufacturer
      • Year
      • Category (if available from catver.ini or similar)
      • Parent/clone flag
  4. Output Formats

    • Plain text – simple list of ROM names (for mame -rp use)
    • CSV – for spreadsheets
    • Markdown table – human-readable
    • JSON – for scripting
  5. Filtering Options

    • Show only new working games (filter by -listxml isworking="yes")
    • Exclude BIOS / device ROMs (e.g., neogeo, qsound, cd32)
    • Include only parents (no clones)
    • Include only clones of a specific parent
  6. Direct MAME 0.78 XML Parsing

    • No external dependencies – uses mame -listxml from a MAME 0.78 binary.
    • Alternatively, reads a cached mame.xml file for speed.
  7. Change Detection beyond “New”

    • Option to also list:
      • Renamed ROMs (old name → new name)
      • Removed games (in old set, missing in 0.78)
      • Changed status (non-working → working)

Core Functionality

  • Input: Path to a MAME 0.78 ROMset (folder with .zip files) + (optional) path to a previous reference set (e.g., 0.77).
  • Output: A clean list of newly added games in 0.78, with key metadata.

Feature: "MAME 0.78 ROMset New Game Detector & Lister"

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