> Does the submission of rom documentation rely on a honor system? Does any submittable
> of a new game require proper written documentation?
It partly relies on a honor system, and this is an important issue for me.
That's why I try to document all my dumps as extensively as possible, just to demonstrate to people at large that my dumps are coming from real PCBs which have been in use in real arcades.
Another important thing to consider is the source of the PCBs to the dumpers. I spend part of my free time roaming old arcade operators, scouring through their old warehouse looking for undumped games. And when it's not me personally doing the field research, it's a number of well known and trustworthy arcade collectors and fanatics, whose standard for original PCBs is even stricter than mine.
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> Is there any bogus named roms in Mame? How do we know if anyone fiddled with the rom
> before screen grabbing it? There was a gray area when it came to counterfeit roms
> back in the day. That Galaxian Kong is a good example.
You are right, and they are called "bootleg" for a reason.
Ciao
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