Game List from excel file

[Chunce DeLeone]

I have a list of Vert roms in an excel file and want to make an .MLG mala game list with them.  Is there anyway to copy and paste this list to avid having to pick them out one by one?

[empardopo]

You could create one of your favorite games list.


Then, you can set configuration MALA



in the photo you can add a game pressing A KEY and delete one pressing D KEY.

Greetings!

[Chunce DeLeone]

Thats a cool function and i may put some buttons for that on my cab,  but not completely what i am looking for.  I'll throw another question out there, is the a respository with peoples personnel mlg mala game list files, where we could download already completed lists? Also would this not work becuase rom sets change or would it not matter?  I'm looking for the lazy mans way of getting lists.  one of the most important and timeconsuming things with this is sorting and finding games to play, and lately im leaning towards simpler is better, im going to make a vert fav list and post to this thread. 

[Chunce DeLeone]

Ok I have a list of 137 games, let me knwo if I missed any.

10-Yard Fight (World)
1941 - Counter Attack (World)
1942 (Revision B)
1943: The Battle of Midway (US)
1944: The Loop Master (USA 000620)
1945k III
Agent Super Bond (Scobra Hardware)
Ali Baba and 40 Thieves
Alpine Ski (set 2)
American Horseshoes (US)
Anteater
APB - All Points Bulletin (rev 7)
Apocaljpse Now
Arkanoid - Revenge of DOH (US)
Arkanoid (US)
Arkanoid Returns (Ver 2.02J 1997/02/10)
Bagman
Blades of Steel (version E)
Blades of Steel (version T)
Bomb Jack (set 2)
Bongo
Bump 'n' Jump
Burger Time (Midway)
Capcom Bowling (set 4)
Carnival (upright)
Caterpillar
Caterpillar Pacman Hack
Cavelon
Centipede (revision 3)
Centipede Dux (hack)
Colony 7 (set 2)
Commando (World)
Complex X
Congo Bongo
Contra (US, Set 2)
Contra 3: The Alien Wars (Nintendo Super System)
Crazy Kong Part II (set 2)
Daikaiju no Gyakushu
Devastators (ver. Z)
Dig Dug (Atari, rev 2)
Dig Dug II (New Ver.)
Disco No.1
Dog Fight (Thunderbolt)
Donkey Kong (US set 2)
Donkey Kong 3 (US)
Donkey Kong Junior (US)
Frogger
Galaga (Midway set 2)
Galaga 3 (set 3)
Galaga '88
Galaxian (Midway set 2)
Ghox (8-Way Joystick)
Ghox (Spinner with Up/Down Axis)
Goindol (US)
Gorf
Gyruss (Konami)
Heavy Barrel (US)
Ikari III - The Rescue (Rotary Joystick)
Ikari Warriors (US)
Joust 2 - Survival of the Fittest (set 1)
Jr. Pac-Man
Karate Champ (US)
Lady Bug
Legendary Wings (US set 2)
Lock'n'Chase
Mappy (US)
Mercs (US 900608)
Millipede
Mr. Do vs. Unicorns
Mr. Do!
Mr. Do's Castle (set 2)
Mr. Do's Wild Ride
Ms. Pac-Man
Ms. Pac-Man (with speedup hack)
Ms. Pacman Champion Edition / Super Zola Pac Gal
Ms. Pac-Man Plus
Ms. Pac-Man/Galaga - 20 Year Reunion (V1.04)
Namco Classics Collection Vol.1 (Japan, v1.03)
Namco Classics Collection Vol.2 (Japan)
Nibbler (set 3)
Pac-Man & Chomp Chomp
Pac-Man (Midway, harder)
Pac-Man (Midway, with speedup hack)
Pac-Man Plus
Pac-Mania
Phoenix (Taito)
Phoenix Part 2
Pig Newton (version C)
Polaris (set 2)
Q*bert (US set 2)
Q*bert's Qubes
Qix (set 3, earlier)
Qix II (Tournament)
Quantum (rev 2)
R2D Tank
Ring King (US set 3)
Shoot the Bull
Space Invaders (CV Version)
Space Invaders (SV Version)
Space Invaders (TV Version)
Space Invaders '95: The Attack Of Lunar Loonies (Ver 2.5O 1995/06/14)
Space Invaders Anniversary (V2.02J)
Space Invaders Deluxe
Space Invaders Galactica (galaxiana hack)
Space Invaders Part Four
Space Panic (set 3)
Spy Hunter
Strikers 1945 (World)
Strikers 1945 II
Strikers 1945 III (World) / Strikers 1999 (Japan)
Strikers 1945 Plus
Super Baseball Double Play Home Run Derby
Super Basketball (version I, encrypted)
Super Breakout (rev 04)
Super Contra
Super Pac-Man (Midway)
Super Qix (US)
Super Space Invaders '91 (World)
Super Tank
Super Zaxxon (315-5013)
T.A.N.K (Japan)
T.N.K III (US)
Tac/Scan
Tempest (rev 3)
Tempest Tubes
The Big Pro Wrestling!
Time Pilot
Time Pilot '84 (set 3)
Time Soldiers (US Rev 3)
Toobin' (rev 3)
Tournament Arkanoid (US)
Tron (8/9)
Turbo
Tutankham
Victory Road
Xevios
Zaxxon (set 1)

[loadman]

Another option is using the MaLa GameList Editor you can import a list in Mame32 format.

And don't forget RomLister

http://wiki.arcadecontrols.com/wiki/RL_tutorials

[NOP]

Just my 2 cents:

Having a repository for lists doesn't do a lot of good because our machines are all very custom.

Your list has tron in it.  I would love to play tron on my machine, but I do not have the controls for it, and therefor it is silly to include on any list I have on my machine.

That's pretty much one of the reasons romlister was created; to allow you to filter out all the games that you cannot possibly play on your machine with your particular set of controls and cabinet options.