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Yes, there's been some homebrew not available as normal roms, and the use of .neo files for homebrew seems to be increasing. It's not too hard to turn a neo file into normal roms, but i'd want to see what it looks like first. It also gives homebrew developers another avenue for testing before they make a release.

HBMAME 0.245.11 has been released. https://hbmame.1emulation.com/ What's new in HBMAME ==================== 2023-04-07 0.245.11 - Fixed bad graphics in Rally Chase (trallycd) - Added preliminary support for .neo files used in NeoSD and Mister. - Added preliminary support for .7z files used in Darksoft's MultiMVS. New Games --------------------------------- - [chuckie] Chuckie Egg - [dktrain2] Donkey Kong Trainer 1.01 (bugfix) - [neo2048] Neo 2048 - [ngmvs] Neo-Geo MultiMVS support - [ngneo] Neo Geo support of .neo files - [pacjrz80] Pac-Jr on Pacman Hardware - [sbpf] Super Bubble Pop (fixed) Notes for ngmvs and ngneo: - Very preliminary. Cheats, save-states, memcards etc have not been tested. - If loading fails you'll get a black screen. - Intended for testing of homebrew. Protected sets are not supported. However, most standard games happen to work. - Files are meant to be loaded as loose software. Use the inbuilt File Manager, or the command-line (-quik <full path to file>). ngneo: - Can use a Software List. An example xml has been included which you can expand upon. ngmvs: - The file extension is 7z, which works fine from command-line but is treated as a directory by the File Manager. You'll have to enter it and choose any file within. - The files within must be at the root of the 7z, or loading will fail.

The usual ones are, as usual, on archive.org . The others are scattered about various homebrew places, and if you ask nicely at RR, I might be able to gather them for you.