MALLVR  v0.10.0  -  by Gainesphere Studios (gainesphere.com)
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Play the 1990s Virtuality SU2000 arcade pods (Dactyl Nightmare and friends) in a
modern SteamVR headset, on a normal Windows PC.

This is the FREE LOADER: the emulator plus Pac-Man VR (single-player). NO GAME FILES are included.
More games are in the Citizen edition (gainesphere.com/pages/mallvr-download).

QUICK START
  1. Unzip this folder somewhere you can write to, e.g. C:\Games\MallVR
     (not inside Program Files - the games save high scores into their own folders).
  2. Copy your Virtuality SU2000 HDD dump into the games folder, then run Check_My_Games.bat.
  3. Turn on your headset (SteamVR starts on its own).
  4. Double-click a Play_....bat file. Close the game window to quit.

  No headset? Double-click a Play_<Game>_NoVR.bat file instead: it runs in a window with keyboard + mouse (keys in docsCONTROLS.txt).

GAMES
  Pac-Man VR, single-player (needs its CD image).
  More Virtuality games, early builds and a vote on what we build next are in the
  Citizen edition: gainesphere.com/pages/mallvr-download

MORE
  docs\SETUP_GUIDE.txt   step-by-step install, fixing problems
  docs\CONTROLS.txt      Index / Vive controller layout, per-game notes, keyboard keys
  docs\LAUNCHBOX.txt     add the games to LaunchBox / BigBox
  docs\STEAM.txt         add the games to your Steam library / SteamVR
  Update.bat             get the newest version (keeps your games and settings).
                         MallVR also checks when you start a game and asks before
                         installing anything. To turn that off, set
                         check_on_launch = no in engine\version.txt.
  source\                source code (GPL) - see source\BUILDING.txt

REQUIREMENTS
  Windows 10/11 64-bit. SteamVR for VR play. Any PC from the last ten years is plenty.

LEGAL
  Not affiliated with or endorsed by VirtuosityTech, Bandai Namco, Atari or Olin.
  Virtuality and the game names belong to their owners. The emulator is a modified
  DOSBox-X and is free software under the GNU GPL v2 (engine\COPYING); its source,
  including our changes, is in the source folder.
