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MAME4droid 2026(0.288) v1.36.5, developed by David Valdeita (Seleuco), is a port of the MAME emulator that supports over 40,000 ROMs, including various arcade systems like ZX Spectrum and Amstrad CPC. Key features include autorotate settings, support for physical and touch interfaces, customizable keyboard layouts, and Bluetooth/USB gamepad compatibility. It also offers options for image smoothing, animated controls, and video scaling. The latest update adds Full-Screen Vector CRT Monitor Glow, enhancing the visual fidelity of games like Starwars. Download the latest version for improved emulation capabilities.
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MAME4droid 2026(0.288) v1.36.5 has been released. Developed by David Valdeita (Seleuco), MAME4droid is a port of the MAME emulator from MAMEDev and its contributors. It emulates a variety of arcade games and systems, including ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX, and more. This version supports over 40,000 different ROMs.
MAME4droid Features:
Personalized autorotate settings for both portrait and landscape orientations
Support for physical and touch mouse (auto-detected)
Full virtual and physical keyboard support (with key remapping)
Plug and play compatibility for most Bluetooth and USB gamepads
Touch lightgun feature with auto-detection option
Toggleable touch controller
Image smoothing and effects (overlay filters including scanlines, CRT, etc.)
Selectable digital or analog touch
Animated touch stick or D-PAD
Customizable in-app button layout
Tilt sensor functionality for joystick movement
Options to display 1 to 6 buttons on screen
Various settings for video aspect ratio, scaling, rotation, etc.
MAME4droid Changelog:
Introduced Full-Screen Vector CRT Monitor Glow, simulating the physical off-screen light scattering of the original arcade hardware (Starwars).
