be compatible with the 0.72 set. For example, the RetroArch "MAME 2003" core uses the 0.78 set; you would need a core specifically labeled for 0.72 (often found in older "MAME4all" or "MAME4droid" builds). Parent vs. Clone: The "original" or main version of a game (e.g.,
MAME 0.72 (released in 2003) remains one of the most popular legacy versions of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. It is the foundation for
You rarely see "MAME 0.72" used in isolation anymore. Instead, it lives on through the core known as MAME 2003 .
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be compatible with the 0.72 set. For example, the RetroArch "MAME 2003" core uses the 0.78 set; you would need a core specifically labeled for 0.72 (often found in older "MAME4all" or "MAME4droid" builds). Parent vs. Clone: The "original" or main version of a game (e.g.,
MAME 0.72 (released in 2003) remains one of the most popular legacy versions of the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator. It is the foundation for
You rarely see "MAME 0.72" used in isolation anymore. Instead, it lives on through the core known as MAME 2003 .
