Emulator Setups

One of the great things about the ArcadePC is that it is able to support multiple emulators available to the public.  The Mame emulator is the focal point of most emulation Arcade cabinets today.  But there are other emulators out there that can provide just as much fun an enjoyment in an Arcade cabinet.  Ever played Sonic on a cabinet?  What about the tons of EA sports titles that you left behind when the next generation hardware arrived?  Wishing that someone would decrypt Tekken 3 so you can spend endless hours playing it with real arcade controls?  The good news is, you CAN!  All you need to play these and tons more games on the ArcadePC is the right emulator and proper settings.

I decided to include my configuration files for the emulators that I am running on my ArcadePC.  This will be more beneficial to owners who have an ArcadePC with an older WellsGardner arcade monitor.  However, some of the configuration files have HotRod layout information which should be useful to anyone with an ArcadePC.  Download and use these items only if you are having trouble getting a certain emulator to run properly on the ArcadePC.  While computer configuration variation will cause differing levels of speed on different emulators, generally only a difference in the video card would cause possible problems using the suggested emulator settings on this page.   It is important to note that you may need different settings for some emulators because of the video card you are using, but believe me when I say that all of the emulators listed below are playable on the ArcadePC.  And when I say playable, I mean full screen displays, responsive controls with all buttons available, and endless fun for you and your buddies!

For more detailed information on emulator installation and setup, visit EasyEMU.

My current PC configuration is below.

Below is a list of emulators and settings for each.