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MAME4droid 2025(0.280) v1.27 has been released by David Valdeita (Seleuco) as a port of the MAME emulator, supporting over 40,000 ROMs. Key features include autorotate settings, physical and touch mouse support, virtual and physical keyboard options, and customizable gamepad support. Enhancements in this version include emulation for the rare 1986 game “119,” improved video hardware support for Namco System 23, and better Acorn BBC Micro emulation. Additional options for touch controls, display, and video settings provide a customizable user experience. For a complete list of changes, visit the official MAME website.
MAME4droid 2025(0.280) v1.27 has been released. Developed by David Valdeita (Seleuco), MAME4droid is a port of the MAME emulator created by MAMEDev and contributors. It offers emulation for various arcade games and systems such as ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, and MSX, supporting over 40,000 different ROMs in this version.
Features of MAME4droid:
Automatic rotation with distinct settings for portrait and landscape modes
Support for both physical and touch mice (auto-detected)
Virtual and full physical keyboard compatibility (with key remapping)
Plug-and-play support for most Bluetooth and USB gamepads
Touch lightgun functionality with an auto-detection feature
Option to toggle the touch controller on and off
Image smoothing and effects (including overlay filters like scanlines and CRT)
Selectable digital or analog touch inputs
Animated touch stick or D-Pad
Customizable in-app button layout
Tilt sensor as a joystick movement alternative
Displays from 1 to 6 buttons on-screen
Video options for aspect ratio, scaling, rotation, and more.
MAME4droid Changelog:
Upgraded to MAME 0.280, which includes a significant new addition: the emulation of the rare arcade game from 1986, 119. Moreover, enhanced support for video hardware features on the Namco System 23 has been integrated. Improvements have also been made to the Acorn BBC Micro emulation, and additional TV and handheld multi-game systems are now functioning (for a complete list of changes, please visit the official MAME website).
