Log Message:
mame: update to 0.207.

It’s almost the end of February, and more importantly it’s time
for MAME 0.207 to be released! We’ve added two Nintendo Game &
Watch titles this month: Fire (wide screen) and Snoopy Tennis. If
you’re at all interested in plug-and-play TV games, this is going
to be a huge update, with all the newly-supported JAKKS Pacific
titles, including Disney Princess, Dragon Ball Z, Nicktoons,
Spider-Man, and Wheel of Fortune, as well as a number of matching
Game-Keys. The other big batch of additions this month comes in
the form of a whole lot of e-kara cartridge dumps from Japan. For
younger players, we’re steadily filling out the V.Smile software
list, with eighteen newly supported titles. The VGM software list
has been updated with the latest video game music rips, and we’ve
added some more original floppy dumps and clean cracks to the Apple
II software lists.

With the latest improvements to the MIPS R4000 CPU, WD33C93 SCSI
and SGI Newport graphics emulation, it’s possible to install and
run IRIX in MAME. This is a milestone achievement, and wouldn’t
have been possible without some amazing dedication and collaboration
on the part of the contributors and team members involved. With
the addition of graphics and mouse support, Windows 1.0 runs on
MAME’s Tandy 2000 emulation. MAME continues to add additional
variants of supported systems, including the HP 9825T and the
Esselte Modulab educational system.

Newly supported arcade games include an earlier prototype of Rise
of the Robots, bootlegs of Ghost Chaser Densei and The Glob, and
additional versions of Raiden Fighters 2, Guardian Storm, Pasha
Pasha Champ, Lethal Enforcers, and X-Men. General usability
improvements include friendlier Apple II disassembly, the restoration
of key map support in SDL builds (Linux/macOS), and better initial
window positioning on Windows.