The same goes with Tempest, Lunar Lander, and the 1983 Star Wars arcade game. Emulation of these games is possible, even with MAME, but the display – like every display you can buy today ...

For those not familiar with it, MAME stands for “Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator” and is generally used to run older arcade games on a computer. Encoders are available for this purpose ...

This arcade game was released in the mid-1990s by Taito ... this isn't running on an actual cabinet but is emulated using MAME. Dr. Tom Tilley programmed a script from scratch that can read ...