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Revision as of 13:29, 9 May 2006
Mamewah is a front-end capable of running nearly every emulator for any system. It's highly customizable back-end makes it an ideal front-end for integrating many different systems with highly flexible layouts.
The interface to Mamewah is meant to be controled by actual arcade controls which makes it a non-point-and-click non-windows-GUI front end. Mamewah also does an excellent job of hiding the Windows environment.
Mamewah is highly flexible, but it can be hard to configure for beginners. But by using these guides, you should be able to install and use Mamewah very quickly.
You can download and try Mamewah from http://mamewah.mameworld.net.
Mamewah was created by Minwah, who is an very active member in the BYOAC forums.
Mamewah Setup Guides
- How to install & setup Mamewah
- How to use INI files
- How to add PC games
- Using and Creating Custom Layouts
- MAMEWah Advanced List Generation
- Frequently Asked Questions
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