Without a doubt, MAME is one of the best, most famous and most vibrant multi-system arcade emulators in the emulator history. However, its usability has never been high enough, and its direct support for games is very low - you'll find that MAME can detect and recognize so many games but is not able to play them all, often simply reports that a bunch of files are missing. As a result, many variations of MAME have appeared, and one of AppNee's favorites is MAME32 Plus!.

Virtua Cop (AKA: Virtua Squad) is a series of first-person light-gun shooter games with 3 works Virtua Cop (1994), Virtua Cop 2 (1995) and Virtua Cop 3 (2003). Virtua Cop: Elite Edition (AKA: Virtua Cop: Re-Birth) is a bundle edition of Virtua Cop and Virtua Cop 2 (along with bonus unlockable artwork) released for PlayStation 2 in 2002.

MAME32 More! (MAME32M for short) was originally a modified edition of MAME developed by lahow, which joined Kaillera for online gaming support on the basis of MAME Plus!. It not only came with stable netplay similar to MAME32k, but also had many functions from MAME Plus! (like multiple languages support, IPS, etc.). However, the original author of MAME32 More! had stopped developing (he even deleted its homepage). So its final version stopped at 0.84.

If you often play emulator based video games on computer, then you must find a problem: many games (ROM) couldn't be recognized any more in the wake of version update of its emulator; or there are several versions for only one game to adapt to different versions of its emulator. In this case, we often feel overwhelmed about those more and more collected game ROMs: just delete them, a little loath to give up; just leave them there, that is to keep a pile of repeated and large junk files on computer.

Super Slams (full name is From TV Animation Slam Dunk - Super Slams) is a basketball sports type of arcade game for MAME platform, adapted from the classic and world-famous TV animation Slam Dunk from Japan (many boys began to play basketball just because of this anime).