These games ever made to MAME?

I few weeks ago I saw, from some distance (I wasn't allowed to get into
it without ticket) a game in a cinema which had something to do with
Afterburner. The name had "Afterburner" in it, the subtitle ended with
"F", and I could see from the distance it looked way better than
Afterburner or Afterburner II. Did I dream this or does this exists?

The other is Outrun II (2003) I saw. I couldn't find that it exists for MAME.
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Andreas Kohlbach <ank RemoveThis @spamfence.net> wrote in a cheese induced coma
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> I few weeks ago I saw, from some distance (I wasn't allowed to get
> into it without ticket) a game in a cinema which had something to do
> with Afterburner. The name had "Afterburner" in it, the subtitle ended
> with "F", and I could see from the distance it looked way better than
> Afterburner or Afterburner II. Did I dream this or does this exists?
>

No "F" in it, but could this be it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/After_Burner_Climax

It does look spectacular


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