Museum of the Game ®

International Arcade Museum® — Killer List of Videogames®

Dec 27-31, 2024 Year End Appeal: The Museum of the Game and The International Arcade Museum Library both launched great initiatives in 2024, but each is spending more doing so than they bring in. We're asking for your direct support for the New Year, as we'd like to sustain our momentum in 2025! Learn More

We are asking you to reflect on how valuable you find our offerings, whether you believe in arcade, coin-op, and video-game preservation, and whether you would be able to give at least $5. If you have given in the past and we still provide you with value, please kindly donate again. If you have never contributed, please consider joining our efforts today. If everyone reading this gave just $5, we'd be well on our way to reaching our goals. All that matters is that you choose to support our preservation efforts. Every contribution helps, whether it's $2 (a common first donation), $5 (the most common donation amount), $12 (the average), $20, $50, $100, or more.

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ROM Identify

Use this feature to identify what game or machine a ROM belongs to, or to verify whether a rom is valid or corrupt. You may upload a file, or alternatively you may enter in a SHA1 or CRC32 checksum. If a search comes back as unknown, you either have a ROM we don’t know about yet, or the ROM you generated the checksum from is corrupt.

The ROM Identifier currently contains over 337,014 ROM signatures.

If you would like to test this feature, try searching for: 2f3dcdfd6b04d851aa1082848624687ac0cec9e2

Upload a ROM file or manually enter a CRC32 (8 Chars), SHA1 (40 Chars) value to lookup by hand if you don't have a file to upload.

Note: No files are retained by the system. Once a calculation and search have been conducted, the file is removed from memory