Supermodel emulates the Sega Model 3 arcade platform. It uses OpenGL 2.1 and SDL, and can run on Windows, Linux and macOS. Recalbox Wiki Supermodel | Recalbox Wiki
From there, you'll likely be directed to the best permanent archives:
The Future of Model 3 Archiving
Developed in partnership with Lockheed Martin’s Real3D division, the Sega Model 3 was designed to dominate the 3D arcade space. At a time when the original PlayStation and Nintendo 64 were struggling with low polygon counts and blurry textures, the Model 3 was pushing millions of polygons at a fluid 60 frames per second.
Why a ROM Archive Matters
hosted on the Internet Archive . This non-merged set is specifically optimized for use with the Supermodel emulator , which is currently the primary way to play these arcade classics on modern hardware. Top ROM Resources
The premier destination for digital preservation. Look for curated collections labeled "MAME ROMs" or specific "Supermodel Romsets." These community-verified uploads offer reliable, virus-free downloads.
The hardware was released in several revisions (Step 1.0, Step 1.5, Step 2.0, and Step 2.1), each adding processing speed and technical refinements. It hosted some of the most successful arcade titles of the late 1990s, including:
Integrates seamlessly with modern racing wheels to mimic the original cabinet feel.
The Model 3 was the last of the "pure" arcade boards—hardware built specifically for the arcade that home consoles could not touch. Preserving this archive is vital because many of these cabinets are now failing. CRT monitors are dying, and the proprietary power supplies in Model 3 cabinets are notorious for leaking and destroying the main boards.