With MAME (and by creating MAME ROMs) gamers were able to save vast libraries of these videogames for posterity without having to have access to the actual videogame cartridges themselves or even the actual consoles, either! Everything aside from the rarest Nintendo games were being destroyed, thrown out, or lost to time altogether - particularly rare titles that didn't sell like a blockbuster at retail locations. The original intention of the MAME software was to preserve videogame history that was disappearing faster than anyone could have anticipated. Today, this same emulator has grown into one of the most powerful videogame emulators anywhere on the planet - supporting more than 7000 unique videogame titles, 30,000 'legitimate' ROM images, and literally dozens of different console builds for players to take advantage of on all kinds of different devices. The very first MAME software was pioneered all the way back in 1997 with a public release dropped on February 5 of that year. Thankfully though modern gamers looking to play old-school titles have a chance to use the Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator (MAME) software, turning their PC, their mobile devices, and all kinds of other modern technology into a classic video game console with no headache or hassle whatsoever.Ĭompletely preserving the experience of vintage games, the coolest thing about MAME software - and MAME ROMs, for sure - is that you can collect thousands and thousands of classic video games across a dozen or more different consoles on something as small as a thumb drive! Retro and vintage gamers have been taking advantage of some pretty slick technology to play some of their favorite games from consoles long dead and gone, including some of the earliest (and rarest) games on the planet - the kinds of games that would cost a fortune to collect and would belong locked away in a display case and not tossed inside of a classic console to be played.

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