Coverage
Completion is measured over unique physical machines, not ROM count. A clone contributes only through the fully resolved definition it shares. Stubs and partials count for nothing — that is deliberate, so the number never overstates what an author can actually build against.
- 20
- Author ready
- 83
- Partial
- 683
- Stub
- 2,866
- ROM sets covered
Machines by decade
The catalog is being worked newest-first, so recent decades fill in before the electromechanical era.
What is missing, catalog-wide
Each definition declares its own unmet authoring requirements. These are the totals.
By manufacturer
Curation queue · next up
Processed newest to oldest, keeping related driver variants together. 765 machines pending.
Help describe this machine
Coverage moves one machine at a time. Pick anything from the queue you own, have the manual for, or have already built a table against — each machine page has a one-click edit link to its definition file.
Cite a source for anything you change — a manual page, a line in a working VPX script, PinMAME source, or a reading from the machine's own service menu. Claims without provenance cannot be validated.
How a definition graduates
- 1 Stub
Stub
Generated from the PinMAME driver catalog so every supported ROM is reachable. Carries identity and nothing else, and is named stub.pinmame.* so it can never be mistaken for real data.
- 2 Partial
Partial
Evidence has been merged — legacy definitions, a table script, a manual, a simulator run. Enough to be useful, not enough to be trusted end to end. Conflicts stay visible instead of being silently resolved.
- 3 Author ready
Author ready
The completeness validator found every address named, every mechanism given its actuators and sensors, variants accounted for, provenance attached, and a recreation note written. Only the validator can grant this.