08187: (nemesis.cpp) gradiusb: Bonus Life DIP switches are wrong. 08183: (nes.cpp) nespal : DPCM audio plays at the wrong pitch.
08181: (jpmimpct.cpp) monspdr: ACE games release years are listed on developer web site. 08175: (royalmah.cpp) royalmah: MAME crashes on access violation. 08173: (vicdual.cpp) samurai: Wrong colors on title sequence and player select screens. 08167: When adding to or changing path options, folders are not sorted. 08164: (segas32.cpp) slipstrm, slipstrmh: Third DIP switch labeled “Unknown” freezes the game. 08160: (taito_b.cpp) sbm, sbmj: DIP switches are not labeled correctly. 08143: (naomi.cpp) keyboard: Developer G.rev is not mentioned in metadata. 08110: (dkong.cpp) dkong, pacman, 1942: Integer scaling options can cause unwanted cropping. 07892: (galaga.cpp) sxeviousj: Inserting a coin starts a two-player game with control issues. 05237: (cosmic.cpp) cosmicg: Game crashes at end of second loop in attract mode. 03252: (tmaster.cpp) tm, tm2k, tm3k, tm4k, tm5k, tm7k, tm8k: Solitaire game hangs consistently. MAME can currently emulate several thousand different classic arcade video games from the late 1970s through the modern era. When used in conjunction with images of the original arcade game's ROM and disk data, MAME attempts to reproduce that game as faithfully as possible on a more modern general-purpose computer. MAME stands for Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator.
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