You can activate autofire for both buttons via MAME's autofire plugin. First, you want to make sure that the autofire plugin is enabled ( in MAMEUI/ARCADE by going to tools- selecting default game options. and then selecting miscellaneous ii in the next window. In that window, if autofire is not underneath "enabled plugins", click on "select a plugin" and click on autofire. Click apply & OK afterwards. Once you load up the game, hit tab to bring up the menu- go to plugin options, autofire, and then to add an autofire button. For input, assign your P1 Button 1 to your first autofire button, then press a key you want to bind your autofire to in the "hotkey option" , and then adjust your on/off frames for desired autofire rate ( 1 on frame/ 1 off frame = 30hz, 2on/1off=20hz etc), and repeat the process for the second button.
JA-37、俺も使ってた。懐かしいな。好きだった、このゲーム。音楽が良かった。
JA-37 !! You can't underestimate the true power of Saab 🇸🇪🇸🇪
(Hey, is that a Mortal Kombat theme on 04:44 ??)
Hey, nice gameplay, do you know how to activate autofire for both buttons?
You can activate autofire for both buttons via MAME's autofire plugin.
First, you want to make sure that the autofire plugin is enabled ( in MAMEUI/ARCADE by going to tools- selecting default game options. and then selecting miscellaneous ii in the next window. In that window, if autofire is not underneath "enabled plugins", click on "select a plugin" and click on autofire. Click apply & OK afterwards.
Once you load up the game, hit tab to bring up the menu- go to plugin options, autofire, and then to add an autofire button. For input, assign your P1 Button 1 to your first autofire button, then press a key you want to bind your autofire to in the "hotkey option" , and then adjust your on/off frames for desired autofire rate ( 1 on frame/ 1 off frame = 30hz, 2on/1off=20hz etc), and repeat the process for the second button.
@@ubervirtuoso thank you very much
This is Music you so great
GET DOWN, EVERYBODY! It's like the lady knew the best part of the game!
this game looks all right, but not deserving of the 10th anniversary celebration of Arcade Archives 😕
It's a filler title on (at the time) aging hardware. The selling point was the techno/rave inspired soundtrack by Shinji Hosoe and Takayuki Aihara.
Too easy for serious gamers