Raine Arcade Emulator

[gamingpalooza]

I know that you guys usually play MAME emulators, but I found my self playing Raine emulators most of the time. It has a small library of games, but the games are good, including WWF Wrestlefest. The emulator is also less buggy and runs perfect on older DOS computers! You could probably run this on a 486 and definitely a Pentium 133mhz + cpu. Personally, my favorite arcade emulator.

http://rainemu.swishparty.co.uk/

I would like to see someone port this to Dreamcast or for the Wii system homebrew.

[XYXZYZ]

Why are you using old DOS computers?

[Jorpho]

I would like to see someone port this to Dreamcast or for the Wii system homebrew.

Aren't there already versions of MAME for that purpose?

[gamingpalooza]

Why are you using old DOS computers?

because it runs more stable and puts good use to older hardware

[Neb6]

[QUOTE=gamingpalooza;1940988]I know that you guys usually play MAME emulators, but I found my self playing Raine emulators most of the time. It has a small library of games, but the games are good, including WWF Wrestlefest. The emulator is also less buggy and runs perfect on older DOS computers! You could probably run this on a 486 and definitely a Pentium 133mhz + cpu. Personally, my favorite arcade emulator.

You can get run older versions of MAME on Pentium II and Celeron machines. MAME32 version 35 comes to mind. My only complaint is that MAME doesn't have precise user-configurable speed-throttling.

How are the speed throttle controls on Raine? Can you make precise speed adjustments on a per-game basis? If so, I'll have to try it with Gravitar.

[CRTGAMER]

I know that you guys usually play MAME emulators, but I found my self playing Raine emulators most of the time. It has a small library of games, but the games are good, including WWF Wrestlefest. The emulator is also less buggy and runs perfect on older DOS computers! You could probably run this on a 486 and definitely a Pentium 133mhz + cpu. Personally, my favorite arcade emulator.

http://rainemu.swishparty.co.uk/

I would like to see someone port this to Dreamcast or for the Wii system homebrew.

Good for you, I love some of the older DOS Arcade Emulators with RAINE as one of the better ones. For a really good Emulator with a very nice interface, look for RETROCADE which runs in pure DOS glory.

It shows History and a screen preview of the games on a "green Screen", the games run in full color with various scan line options.