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Originally Posted by Squall-Leonhart
because they think mame can do it better, when really it can only do it slower :P
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It's not really about doing it better .... there are usually plenty of windfall benefits to the inclusion of new hardware in Mame, but largely it keeps people interested in the emulator and encourages people to donate time and resources to the project. Also Mame is one of the few emulators that have been around longer than 10 years and is still in active development.
Anyways, Haze is a very good programmer but he is not the only talented individual who understands the Dreamcast hardware. I suspect he'll be back in a few months ... it's not the first time he's taken a break from the project.