Can MAME run the same games which MESS can?

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In summary, MAME and MESS are both software emulators for video games. MESS is based on MAME as its core and supports many platforms. MAME also supports many of the same platforms as MESS, so games created for platforms like the Nintendo Entertainment System can be played on both emulators.
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I am taking about MAME - Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator and MESS, which is based on MAME as its core (MESS stands for "Multi Emulator Super System").

Both are software emulators for video games.

MESS supports many platforms and I am wondering does MAME supports the same platforms, since it is the core of MESS? More precisely for example, if I can run game created for Nintendo Entertainment System on MESS, does that mean that I can run the same game using MAME?

Excuses for possible mistakes, English is not my native language.
 
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Yes, since MESS is based on MAME as its core, you should be able to run the same game using MAME. MAME supports many of the same platforms as MESS, so you should be able to play the game created for the Nintendo Entertainment System using MAME.
 

What is MAME and MESS?

MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator) and MESS (Multi Emulator Super System) are both software programs used to emulate retro arcade and home video game consoles. MAME focuses on arcade machines, while MESS is designed for home consoles.

Can MAME run the same games as MESS?

Yes, MAME and MESS are both capable of running the same games. They use different code and approaches, but they ultimately achieve the same goal of emulating retro games.

Which emulator is better for running certain games?

It ultimately depends on the specific game and the user's preferences. Some games may run better on MAME, while others may run better on MESS. It is recommended to try both emulators and see which works best for the desired game.

Do MAME and MESS have different system requirements?

Yes, MAME and MESS have different system requirements. MAME requires a more powerful computer with a faster processor and more RAM in order to properly emulate arcade machines. MESS, on the other hand, has lower system requirements since it is designed for home consoles.

Are there any compatibility issues between MAME and MESS?

There may be some compatibility issues between MAME and MESS, as they use different coding and approaches. However, these issues are typically minimal and most games should run on both emulators without any problems.

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