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OT:wish i could get my hands on the driver for golden tee 97

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GMZombie:
i believe someone made a driver for golden tee 97 or 99 and with that said i wish i had a prom copyer or sumthing as i have a set of 97 and 98 chips...i would love to get this in mame even if i had to learn how to compile it into each mame version...lol

Paul Olson:
As I understand it, these are intentionally left out of MAME.  They are too close in functionality to the current models, and adding them to MAME could affect profits of the game company and operators.

Paul

elvis:
Pay money for the PC version instead, and ITs might actually not go out of business, and continue making versions.

http://www.itsgames.com/Products/GoldenTeePC/

No wonder with attitudes like those above the emulation scene is being referred to as nothing but a bunch of warez traders.  ::)

Sephroth57:
those games are 5+ years old, i dont even see them in arcades anymore so i dont know how theyre still affecting profits.


edit:  btw, you can just "obtain" the PC versions. i dunno how good they are and how trackballs work with that though, never tried it

NoOne=NBA=:

--- Quote from: Sephroth57 on January 31, 2005, 09:04:26 am ---those games are 5+ years old, i dont even see them in arcades anymore so i dont know how theyre still affecting profits.

--- End quote ---

They were never really IN the arcades.
They are still in BARS all over where I am.
The place I go for dinner alot has a 2k in it, that was never replaced with a newer version.

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