Yeah, maybe I’m overly conservative, but it’s been the separate distribution of software and commercial game code with the user choosing to violate copyright in putting things together on their end that has been the legal cover for MAME for 20 years. If you are willing to push things a little farther then I’m proud of you for risking the heat for the rest of us by putting it to the test. Perhaps nothing at all will happen. 
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