I was try to find some mame romset as a collection. Since FBA now more stable, I was decided to choose it. So difficult to find latest rom set, althought I was find it on planetemu.net, but we must download it one by one. Nicely I found this romset, with all arcade rom more than 4000 roms. From what I can remember, back then, FBA was mainly emulating CPS1, CPS2 and some NEO GEO and some arcade systems. The way I remember it was, Winkawaks, FBA, Nebula, NeoRagex all are about the same - with MAME as the super set. Didn't know that FBA now even support console systems. Thank you for putting this collection together!

Download and run the installer.

Configure EmulationStation.

I wish every section was this short.

NOTE: if you choose to use the ZIP file instead, you must also install the MSVC2013 x86 redistributable.

You can either install a stable version of EmulationStation from a pre-made package, or compile the bleeding edge developer version.

Install the latest stable package.

Download and install the Debian package, either 32-bit or 64-bit.

Configure EmulationStation.

Or, compile the latest version yourself.

Make sure everything is up to date

Install dependencies

Download the latest source

Compile and install it

The RetroPie Project provides an easy way to install over 30 different emulators on the Raspberry Pi, using EmulationStation as a front-end. This is one of the easiest ways to get your Raspberry Pi ready for some retro gaming goodness.

NOTE: RetroPie is not a part of EmulationStation. If you have problems with it, report them on the RetroPie GitHub issues page. EmulationStation is only the front-end. Furthermore, the version of EmulationStation provided by RetroPie is a fork adding some RetroPie-specific customizations and features.

This is a guide for everything you need to install EmulationStation on a fresh Raspbian Stretch install. All the dependencies are in the Raspbian apt repositories.

Make sure everything is up to date

Set the minimum amount of RAM to the GPU

Reboot to apply GPU RAM changes and make sure you're using the newest firmware

Install dependencies for EmulationStation

Compile and install EmulationStation

This will take a long time.

If you want to install emulationstation to /usr/local/bin/emulationstation, which will let you just type 'emulationstation' to run it, you can do:

NOTE: This will conflict with RetroPie, which installs a bash script to /usr/bin/emulationstation.

Otherwise, you can run the binary from the root of the EmulationStation folder:

Reset GPU RAM to normal values and reboot

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Configure EmulationStation and install some themes.

As a result of the developing CAESAR there are now CMPro and ROMCenter dats for every arcade emulator that I could get my hands on (about 200 of them)! Furthermore, once inside CAESAR I have been able to identify the bad dumps in old sets and correct the dats accordingly. Some of the old emulators require ROMs that are different to ones in MAME but only in the way that they have been split/joined/interleaved/padded etc. These ROMs can be reconstructed using ROMBuild, after which you can use your favorite ROM manager to build a proper ROM set from them. As you should have gathered, I am keen that all available dats are of the highest quality and would like to keep them this way. If you produce any dats then please contact meand I'll issue them to Roman (CMPro) and Eric (ROMCenter), ensuring that they work correctly for both managers and are suitable for CAESAR. I will take no credit for your dats but I would like to check them over before they are released (rather than submit changes after they are public).

MAME and various systems (CPS-1, CPS-2 and Neo-Geo) combined into one.
Makes 'supplements' for emulators such as Nebula and Kawaks smaller and more efficient.

Emulators that are up to a year old, still active or likely to receive further updates.
These data files correspond to the recent emulators listed at CAESAR.

Emulators that are no longer regarded as 'recent'.

General systems used by multiple emulators.