AAE (Another Arcade Emulator) is a historic arcade machine emulator that aims to reproduce the hardware and software of various arcade systems. However, it’s important to note that my training only goes up until September 2021, and there may have been developments or updates to AAE since then.
As of my knowledge cutoff, AAE was last updated in 2007, and it primarily focused on emulating early vector-based arcade games such as Asteroids, Battlezone, and Star Wars. The project aimed to accurately emulate the original arcade hardware, including vector display systems, sound chips, and input devices.
While AAE may have provided a high level of accuracy for the supported games, it’s worth mentioning that there are many other more recent and popular arcade emulators available today. Examples of widely used and actively developed arcade emulators include MAME (Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator), FinalBurn Neo, and RetroArch, which provide broader support for a wide range of arcade systems and games.
If you’re specifically interested in AAE, I recommend checking online forums, communities, or websites dedicated to arcade emulation for the most up-to-date information on its current status and availability.
