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Reged: 09/21/03
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Re: MAME in 2019
12/24/18 03:09 PM
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>> I'd like to see more work on the Konami M2 driver, but everyone gets hyper-sensitive
>> when I ask and it's not up to me anyhow:
>Not gonna happen in 2019, because it happened in 2018 motherfuckers!
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Machines promoted to working
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Tobe! Polystars (ver JAA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
Total Vice (ver EBA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
Heat of Eleven '98 (ver EAA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
Evil Night (ver UBA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
Hell Night (ver EAA) [Phil Bennett, Ryan Holtz, Vas Crabb]
Master O's devious plan worked. ;-) *kidding*
I should do PacDude (long ago user name from old MAME.net web site) style complaints and scream when "When will MAMEdev get Konami Drum Mania working?" 
iirc PacDude was all bent out of shape back in 2000 or maybe it was 2001 just because Slither wasn't emulated at the time. I recall seeing Slither in an upright cab at some small arcade (Yogie's in Anaheim in 1982) and I don't recall ever seeing anyone wanting to play that game. I believe one would have had to wear a costume disguise if they ever wanted to play that game in an arcade back in the days. At least any fans of Slither can play game anonymously in their own room without having to be embarrassed playing one of the top 10 worst arcade games imo.
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