Howover Mamewah and MultiFE (in realtime) have software rotation as well. - Low Resolutions (below 640 pixels wide).- Front-end can control a LED controller.- Mouse and keyboard-free operation (for cabinets).- Native arcade monitor support without ArcadeVGA card.- Still in developing for fixing bugs or/and supported.If PC is shown, it can run PC games as well (using bat and/or shortcuts files).If CMD is shown, this front-end can run all command line based emulators.Some frontends, such like Mamewah, MultiFE and others support software rotation as well. Most Frontends with vertical support typical require Windows to been rotated as well. Commercial: software is fully functional for a limited time, after which payment must be made.Shareware: has limited functionality (or has nags) until payment is made.Freeware: is fully functional without payment and without nag screens and ads.Open Source: is fully functional software with source code included.Arcade.EXE - Windows-only MAME front-end.Homepages for these FEs are gone, and are (might?) not active anymore: Uses Finder to open ROMS in 15 arcade and console emulatorsĭiscontinued and/or unsupported frontends 5:įrontends with missing 'other features' tab: Recommended for Linux (both active and discounted):ĬMD (MAME-BASED, Including MESS), M1, Final Burn Alpha Typical recommended frontends by BYOAC users: Note: To be listed as Cabinet friendly, it needs to be able to be used with joysticks and buttons only ( ).' Software Note: Any unknown information in the table is filled with placeholders (placeholders are shown in italics). Please be aware that this may be incomplete! The individual pages will have the software's homepage for you to verify any information or questions you may have! Click on the software's name for detailed information about that software. Below is the front-end software comparison table.

Mame front ends