I could actually upgrade to another Raspberry Pi. The only things that are important to me are:
It needs to have a composite output because I want to play the games on my CRT TV. Mine has it. I have model B, revision 2, 512 MB.
Do the newer Raspberry Pis have a composite output as well? I've only seen newer ones without it.
It needs to be able to play "Street Fighter II - The World Warrior". And "VS. Super Mario Bros." for scrolling tests.
And the scrolling needs to be smooth. No judder, no tearing.
MAME v106 was pretty crappy in this regard. MAME v107 introduced smooth scrolling without tearing when enabling vsync.
I don't know whether a Raspberry Pi port of MAME would suffer from the same problems when using an older build or whether this is only a Windows thing. In any case, AdvanceMAME did have problems with the scrolling with vsync.
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