Build & source credits

Amutech Mine Sweeper (1977), emulated using MAME 0.239 and Emularity. The public cabinet runs the independent recreation. Invited visitors may also play the original MAME game.

MAME is distributed under GPL-2.0-or-later with per-file licensing; Emularity is GPL-3.0. BrowserFS and ES6-Promise retain their upstream licenses. The archived browser build is pinned by asset hashes; its exact modified-source revision is not recorded by the archive.

• Archived engine and build provenance
• MAME 0.239 source and license
• Archive engine distribution
• Emularity source and license
• BrowserFS source and license
• ES6-Promise source and license
• MAME audio sample collection

MAME marks this game's sound as imperfect. Playback quality is checked against this emulator build, not a physical cabinet recording.

The upright cabinet is a photograph-informed 3D reconstruction. It defaults to the independent faithful recreation with replay-checked high scores and initials; original MAME remains selectable and available in the flat player for invited visitors. The persistent score presentation is a modern extension in a period-inspired style. Three.js 0.186.1 is MIT licensed; license text. Cabinet and marquee references: Museum of the Game and LaunchBox. The cabinet proportions target an approximate visual likeness, not a measured 80-percent score.

The crowded room backdrop is original generated imagery of an imagined 1977 arcade. Ambient crowd, coin effects and the period-inspired music are original procedural synthesis, not archival recordings or a commercial soundtrack. The grey laminate, walnut and steel textures are original generated reconstruction materials, not scans of factory cabinet surfaces. The selectable original game runs independently in MAME.