GameEx 10.25

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GameEx is a graphical DirectX based front-end for MAME, Zinc, Daphne, PC games, and all command line based game emulators, along with being a good Home Theatre PC solution (HTPC). It has support for LCD/VFD displays, the MCE remote control, game pads, full mouse control, wide screen displays, volume control, music play lists (OGG, MP3, WMA, M4A), has a fully functional jukebox, video player, DVD player, news reader, Internet radio tuner (ASX, PL, M3U, WMA), picture, slide show viewer, news reader (RSS 1 & 2), and should work with HotRod and X-Arcade, SlikStik/IPAC controllers. It has support for playing MAME and other emulator game videos (AVI, MPG, MNG). GameEx also features a multi process based attract mode that keeps launching different games.

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