What is an arcade PCB?

Printed circuit boards (PCB) or arcade system boards, the actual hardware upon which the game runs. Hidden within the cabinet. Some systems, such as the SNK Neo-Geo MVS, use a mainboard with game carts. Some mainboards may hold multiple game carts as well.

What is a bootleg PCB?

A bootleg can be: A conversion: ROMs containing a game burned onto an original PCB or cartridge of another title (a la Neo-Geo bootlegs). The game may have had its software hacked to accomodate the different hardware. A brand new PCB that reproduces another’s circuitry directly (early ’80s bootlegs, e.g. Slap Fight)

What is a Jamma SuperGun?

A SuperGun (or super gun) is a device used to play arcade games in lieu of requiring a full arcade cabinet. A SuperGun plugs into a JAMMA board and provides native RGB video output, usually through an SCART connector.

Which is better Mame or JAMMA?

Jamma works better for arcade cabinets, where Mame can be used for any computer or operating system. This is why most people think that Mame is better.

What is a JAMMA connector?

Jamma connectors are used to connect and connect the cables together. This is a connector radio game slot pcb board. The connector radio is designed to connect two different jamma devices together. Jamma connector usb cable, can connect a variety of different devices to your game console, game controller and the winch.

What is the difference between Jamma and Mame?

Although both are great emulators, depending upon what you are using it for, will depend upon which one you want to use. Jamma works better for arcade cabinets, where Mame can be used for any computer or operating system.

How do I turn on Ms Pacman?

To enable Pacman: At the select screen, push the joystick up, up, up down, down, down, left, right, left, right, left, then press the start button. To enable Speedy Ms. Pacman & Rapid Fire Galaga: At the select screen, push the joystick left, right, left, right, up, up, up, fire then the start button.

What is an Arcade bootleg?

A bootleg can be: A conversion: ROMs containing a game burned onto an original PCB or cartridge of another title (a la Neo-Geo bootlegs). The game may have had its software hacked to accomodate the different hardware.