CMP's primary functions include:
A (Read-Only Memory) image is a digital copy of the data stored inside a specific chip on an arcade machine's motherboard. Unlike modern games that run from software, arcade games were hardwired into physical chips. To emulate a game accurately, MAME needs exact copies of data from all the chips on that machine's board. A ROM set is the collection of these individual chip files, typically packaged together in a .zip file, that forms a complete, playable game. mame 0250 rom set
Compact Discs / CD-ROMs (e.g., Street Fighter III / CPS3 hardware) LaserDiscs (e.g., Dragon's Lair ) GD-ROMs (e.g., Sega Naomi system) CMP's primary functions include: A (Read-Only Memory) image