I'm pretty sure that my list is incomplete, you are very welcome to submit more arcade titles that were ported to the PS1. Street Fighter: The Movie (indirect arcade port)
Ultimately, Success gave Psy-MU the 'green light' as a dedicated Taito G-Card cartridge release running on the slick Taito G-Net arcade platform back in March of 2000 (whilst Sanvein was released as a PS1 port). Sexy Parodious (works with non-libretro MAME) The JPN PS1 version of Sanvien has the joystick controls shown on-screen during a demo run. Revolution X (not sure if it works with gamepads) Ready 2 Rumble Boxing (honourable mention) Rampage World Tour (works with non-libretro MAME) Rampage 2: Universal Tour (honourable mention) Pro Pinball Series (honourable mention for pinball) Pong: The Next Level (honourable mention) Point Blank series (not sure if it works with gamepads) Pac Man World 20th Anniversary (honourable mention) Mortal Kombat Trilogy (honourable mention) Maximum Force (not sure if it works with gamepads)
The solution to expanding the arcade game collection for titles such as the Tekken series is PS1 emulation that works decently on the Pi 3.Īs I don't want to add a huge amount of titles (due to the massive storage requirements of CD images) and I mostly care about arcade games, I'm making a list of arcade ports for the PS1 that MAME/FBA can't run (properly or at all):Īrea 51 (not sure if it works with gamepads)Īrkanoid Returns (works with non-libretro MAME)īattle Arena Toshinden series (though only 2 was an arcade game)īubble Bobble II / Bubble Symphony (unreleased but complete, works with non-libretro MAME/AdvMAME)Ĭleopatra Fortune (works with non-libretro MAME/AdvMAME)Ĭrypt Killer (not sure if it works with gamepads)ĭarius Gaiden (works with non-libretro MAME/AdvMAME)
It's obvious that post-2003 versions of MAME suffer from massive slowdowns, especially on 3D (polygonal) titles, while 20 builds aren't much compatible either.
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