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MameWah is a front-end capable of running nearly every emulator for any system. It's highly customizable back-end makes it an ideal front-end for integrating many different systems with highly flexible layouts.
 
MameWah is a front-end capable of running nearly every emulator for any system. It's highly customizable back-end makes it an ideal front-end for integrating many different systems with highly flexible layouts.
  
 
The interface to MameWah is meant to be controled by actual arcade controls which makes it a non-point-n-click non-windows-GUI front-end. MameWah also does an excellent job of hiding the Windows environment.
 
The interface to MameWah is meant to be controled by actual arcade controls which makes it a non-point-n-click non-windows-GUI front-end. MameWah also does an excellent job of hiding the Windows environment.
  
The flexibility comes for customizing INI files. Some examples and explainations of [[MameWah 161 Ini files|MameWah 1.61 INI files]] can be found here.
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The flexibility comes for customizing INI files. Some examples and explanations of [[MameWah 161 Ini files|MameWah 1.61 INI files]] can be found here.
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MAMEWah's home page is at http://mamewah.mameworld.net. You can download it from there.

Revision as of 18:03, 21 March 2006

MameWah Screenshot

MameWah is a front-end capable of running nearly every emulator for any system. It's highly customizable back-end makes it an ideal front-end for integrating many different systems with highly flexible layouts.

The interface to MameWah is meant to be controled by actual arcade controls which makes it a non-point-n-click non-windows-GUI front-end. MameWah also does an excellent job of hiding the Windows environment.

The flexibility comes for customizing INI files. Some examples and explanations of MameWah 1.61 INI files can be found here.

MAMEWah's home page is at http://mamewah.mameworld.net. You can download it from there.