Arcade PC Ports
Arcade PC ports run arcade games as native programs, with no emulator. Many add things the original boards couldn’t do, such as widescreen, higher resolutions and online play.
Decompilation projects rewrite the game’s code by hand until it compiles back to the original game, which takes years but gives code that is easy to change. Recompilation projects use a tool that translates the game’s machine code automatically, which is much faster.
None of these downloads include the game itself. Each one needs the game’s ROMs, in the form MAME uses, dumped from your own board.
Dirt Dash PC Port is a native PC port of Namco's Dirt Dash for Windows and Linux, rebuilt from the arcade program, with all five stages, sound and widescreen.
Prop Cycle PC Port is a native PC port of Namco's Prop Cycle for Windows and Linux, rebuilt from the arcade program, playable from start to finish with sound.
Rave Racer PC Port is a native PC port of Namco's Rave Racer for Windows and Linux, rebuilt from the arcade program, with online races for up to eight players.
Time Crisis PC Port is a native PC port of Namco's Time Crisis for Windows and Linux, rebuilt from the arcade program, played with the mouse or a light gun.
Tokyo Wars PC Port is a native PC port of Namco's Tokyo Wars for Windows and Linux, rebuilt from the arcade program, playable with sound and in widescreen.
