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    Gamer4LIFE THUG's Avatar
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    Default Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    Hello Emulator communtity. I am a long time gamer and emulator user but I am new to using MAME32. I have everything running nice and smooth, but I am curious about if there is a site somewhere that I can use to learn the moves etc for specific games? This sure would make it easier than slowly learning them all on my own. Any tips?? Thanks


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    Default Re: Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    You can find game infos from www.gamefaqs.com . I guess you mean fighting games moves, you can find all fighting games movelists and codes.

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    Default Re: Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    Thanks that site is really helpful. It has manuals for most of my games (not all arcade ones) but It is a good start !

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    Default Re: Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    If you use MAME Plus! you can use the command.dat to show you the moves in MAME

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    Default Re: Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    Thanks.

    Well i am running Mame 32 vers. .110

    I have the command.dat file is it any use to me on Mame32?

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    Default Re: Looking for Game Manuals For Games

    Quote Originally Posted by THUG View Post
    Thanks.

    Well i am running Mame 32 vers. .110

    I have the command.dat file is it any use to me on Mame32?
    MAME32 doesn't support the command.dat. Not many MAME variants do. MAME Plus! is the only one I know of.

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