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Version 1.0.0
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If there is one system platform that needed a decent 3D box image set, its GBA. There is only one GBA 3D box set I have ever seen. It was uploaded on Hyperspin over a decade ago. It was great for the time, but it used fake spines and the dimensions are small. Most of that set is the 3D art found in the games db for most of the GBA games. This collection includes 1,138 boxes, All North American releases, most euro exclusives, some Japan exclusives. All those crappy GBA Video boxes and all the great Famicom Mini boxes included. I didnt include most of the multi game packs because most of them had a single release. PSD templates are included. The american and euro boxes use the same template for GB and GBC. Feel free to upload some of these to the Games DB. Any questions, let me know. Enjoy!21 points -
Version 1.0.0
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If there was one system platform that needed a decent 2D front and spine image set, its GBA. There are some decent GBA 2D front image collections out there, but none of them include spine images. I tried to be as accurate as possible and I think most of the FRONT covers are accurate, some spines images may be completely custom tho. (no, I dont have a list of the ones that might be completely custom, I should have kept track). And yes some front covers are upscaled, but not to the point where they look terrible. All North American games are included, along with most Euro exclusives. All the shitty GBA Video movie "games" are included, but it was hard to find decent source scans for most of them. I did not include most of the 2 or 3 game packs that had a single release. The 2 or 3 game packs I did include, are those that did NOT have a single release. Some Japanese exclusives that have been translated or use english menus have been included, but not many. I did include ALL Famicom Mini boxes that were only released in Japan, only because the boxes are cool. I did include PSD templates for the various box styles, for those that may want to create their own boxes that were not included here. Enjoy this much needed set. Any questions, let me know. I will upload a 3D Box version of this (that is the main reason I create these sets).12 points -
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Version 13.17 - Released October 21st 2024 Release Summary Full Changelog: https://www.launchbox-app.com/about/changelog Improvements: Optimized the fetching of RetroAchievement hashes to reduce API calls and prevent user timeouts. Disabled automatic ROM import for specific platforms in the Edit Platform window. Non-Steam Windows games now have the ability to scrape Steam media. Simplified plugin names for better clarity. Save Management support added for .MCR save files with RetroArch’s supported Sony PlayStation cores. Fixed: Updating MAME using the Full Set Import wizard now accurately updates the emulator name and folder to match the imported version Resolved some play time sync issues Corrected region sorting errors when combining games The RetroArch plugin no longer creates unnecessary save folders Game saves weren't always being detected on startup correctly Microsoft Xbox ISO files could fail to properly be identified using some import methods like the ROM Import Wizard Resolved an issue that prevented game changes made in the Game Details view from being persisted to the database The "Create Playlist" option in the quick filter now functions correctly when viewing "All" games on the sidebar The BIOS window for RetroArch should no longer take Dolphin and PCSX2 cores into consideration Multiple null reference exceptions that could occur under certain conditions Switching between Text List view to another view in Big Box would sometimes fail to load the correct information in the new view Adjusted download priorities from the Edit Game window for more accurate regional media selection from the LaunchBox Games Database Addressed an issue with the Game Discovery Center where some manually created server-side playlists were not being listed in random order Resolved a rare issue where the import process was not completed correctly Corrected the handling of relative paths for save and save state locations when manually modified in the RetroArch configuration file10 points
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Version 2.0.0
81 downloads
View all games associated with an emulator. Can't remember which games in your Nintendo Wii platform use the Dolphin emulator and which ones use the Dolphin-TriForce branch? Use this plugin see which games are used by a specific emulator. New 2.0.0 Platforms and Their Emulators (toggle) View all emulators associated with a Platform. Setup: With LaunchBox NOT running, download and copy the **contents** of the 7z (zip) file into you /LaunchBox/Plugins/ folder. i.e. D:\LaunchBox\Plugins\Emulator-Games\Emulator-Games.dll Using: Stat LaunchBox Click Tools Click Emulators and Their Games Select an emulator to see a list of all games that use that emulator. If a game uses the selected emulator but is NOT in one of its Associated Platforms (go figure how that happens. ), it will appear in Red. A list of Associated Platforms for that emulator will also show. Click on one of the Associates Platforms to view only games that use this Emulator AND are in the Platform. Click Reset to go back to showing All games using the Emulator. To create a Playlist of the games shown, click Create Playlist. The Playlist will automatically be given the name of the selected Emulator. (Change it to whatever you want) If you had selected an Associated Platform then clicked Create Playlist, the auto-fill name will be "emulator (platform)". The playlists will be added to Platform Category "Emulator Games" New 2.0.0 To view all emulators associated with a Platform, flip the toggle switch. As always, all comments and suggestions are welcomed and encouraged.9 points -
Locking this thread, as this specific release is out of beta and responses have been getting further off-topic to the testing of beta features and those talking points don't deserve to be lost in an outdated beta thread. In saying that, there are a few things I'll mention here. For things like user issues (like Sbaby), that might deserve a dedicated thread. For others with general performance type of comments. Thanks for those, although in order for them to actually be constructive, we'll need a lot more specifics. What we are going to try and do is create a thread dedicated to collecting specific performance related issues that a user may have. That thread will try and list out specifics to what users may be experiencing, then will categorize them into a few categories. Some might just boil down to education (like why boot times differ between versions), while others could be categorized into internal factors (things we can actually solve) vs. external factors (things the user can solve themselves... ie. a third party plugin causing slowdowns or crashes). If all goes well, we can work together to identify root issues and provide solutions, whether it be changes to the client itself or changes to a user's configuration. Look out for that, however, do know that there's only a couple of us on here, and we are splitting out time amongst many projects, so we thank you for your patience.9 points
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Version 1.0
315 downloads
I've been playing around with the new animated wheels in the CTC and came up with this as a concept. Any problems with it please let me know and all feedback is welcome. INSTALLATION Download the zip file and unblock it (right click the zip file, goto "Properties" then at the bottom put a tick in the "Unblock" box, hit ok when done) then extract the folder to --\Launchbox\Themes\ _______________________________________ Thanks as always to @y2guru for his amazing COMMUNITY Theme Creator for BigBox.7 points -
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Version 1.5.0
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I was very bored and I decided to add Notes to the stunning overlays @soqueroeu made! (Thanks for sharing ) I think this will help people load and run games mostly from Tapes and Floppies. when using MAME along Software Lists. INSTRUCTIONS: Just add all .zip files to /MAME/artwork/ folder. Make sure the name is the same as the used machine. Inside every .zip file there's: - A few versions of the overlays (as said before, created by @soqueroeu). - An example of the overlay with Instructions. - A settings.txt with instructions to setup the overlay. NOTE: Key Combinations are done with a Spanish Keyboard Layout. Probably won't match yours exactly, and you'll have to find the ones that matches your Keyboard. (Tip: You can see the corresponding keys on "Input Assignments (this system)", on MAME Menu. NOTE2: My english is far from perfect, and probably there will be some mistakes. Feel free to let me know if is there something wrong. Thanks and enjoy!5 points -
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Over the years I have accumulated a large amount of retro themes to the point that today I have enough to build a nice BEST SET, at least that's the case on Super NES but also on PSX AND PS2! So I'm coming to survey you because the upload takes time even with fiber because I don't know if the game themes still interest people in the community! If that's the case let me know! ^^5 points
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Version 2.1
85 downloads
Hello, Started doing UMD Discs with no case, so they can spin inside UMD case on front end. Hope you can make good use of these, working on a batch of 793. Special Thanks to Stainlesss for his help developing the template. Youtube link Showing Functionality, My son shares a channel with me so disregard the kid stuff lol. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gb7G-9dxfL84 points -
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