AtomicFe users - what Plug and Play modules do you use?

[Havok]

Hello everyone,

I would just like to get an idea of what are the most popular plug and play modules in use out there?

[youki]

Here  is a the list of available modules , it covers about 45 kind of  machines. (some module being multi-machine)

3DO
Amiga
AmstradCPC
Arcade Simple
Arcade Enhanced
Atari 2600
Atari ST
Commodore 64
Dreamcast
Flash games
Game Boys
Genesis/Megadrive
Intellivision
Jaguar
LazerDisc (Daphnee)
Lynx
Master System - Game Gear - Coleco
Msx
Multi System : Atari 5200 , Atari 7800, Vectrex , Supervision
Neogeo Cd
Neogeo Pockets
NES (FAMICOM)
Nintendo 64
NEC PC ENGINE
PC GAME (youki)
PC GAME+ (angelscry)
Pinball  (Future Pinball + VPinball + VPinMame)
Playstation
Saturn
SNES  (Super FAMICOM)
Virtua Boy
WonderSwans
ZX Spectrum


Currently i play often with MSX game on my laptop thanks to the MSX Modules. 

Even if you don't like AtomicFE , that modules are at least very usefull to discover  (or re-discover) quickly some great all game and machine!.   you just need 5 minutes to test a machine :

-Download Atomic 
-Intall it with the default option , NO CONFIGURATION REQUIRED
-Donwload a module , install it
-Copy few roms where it is asked.

And Play!   That all ,   less than 5 minutes of installation... no headhake... and hours of game! 

Angelscry did really a fabulous work on that modules.

It would be very interresting to know that one are the most used here.

[gonzobrian]

I'll have to answer this one again in a few weeks.  My fist cab I use atomic but set it up back in the day before pnp.  My new cab I'm about to go down the list and try them all.  I have used the laser disk pnp and am still amazed how easy it is and how well it workes.  I plan on using a mixture of pnp and some emus I will set up my self.  Will keep you posted.

Edit:  Also forgot about the arcades enhanced pnp.  Works great and has some cool list features and will use the best emu for certain games.

How bout you havok?

[Havok]

How bout you havok?

All old school, manual config!

(But then I'm a Systems Engineer, so that's my line of work...)

 

Just wanted to get an idea of what people are using out there, I think I will try out some of the modules - they really are quite a time saver!