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I had a day to spare on the weekend and wanted to try my hand at a LaunchBox plugin. This is the result. I don't plan to actively develop it too much moving forward, as this was very much a weekend hobby experiment project. Still, it works, and I figured I would share it in case it is useful to someone. Requirement: LaunchBox 13.26 or higher What does this do? It's currently a movie importer plus metadata and artwork scraper. It is designed for people who already have a local movie collection organized for apps like Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby. It imports that folder into LaunchBox with minimal fuss. It also downloads and configures MPV so movies can launch cleanly as an "emulator", and be used with a controller. Metadata and artwork provided by TheTVDB. Installation Close LaunchBox Download the 7z archive Unblock the archive in Windows if needed (Right click > Properties > Unblock) Extract it into your LaunchBox Plugins folder Your structure should end up like this: LaunchBox\Plugins\CinemaBox\CinemaBox.dll LaunchBox\Plugins\CinemaBox\CinemaBox.deps.json How to use Tools > CinemaBox Runs the import and downloads and configures MPV. Right click a movie > CinemaBox > Change Match (TVDB) Rematch the movie and re download metadata and artwork. Right click a movie > CinemaBox > Media Download (Replace Artwork) Grab alternate artwork. A few things to be aware of: Matching is based on folder and file names. If your naming is messy, results may be messy. If TheTVDB changes their API, this plugin can break. Heavy scraping could potentially hit API rate limits. MPV configuration is basic and meant to “just work”. If something breaks, feel free to post about it. I'll be checking in every now and then, and may be able to fix it. Uninstall Close LaunchBox Delete the folder: LaunchBox\Plugins\CinemaBox

Ready for the ride? Let me take you back to that 80s / early 2000s retrogaming vibe, when every theme felt like a playground and everything was still waiting to be discovered. These themes won’t necessarily be for everyone. Some have a very distinctive style, sometimes a bit wild. But I’m sharing them exactly as they are, without any retouching, because that’s where everything began. These are the first steps of a journey that would later grow into much bigger projects. And honestly… with all the gloomy news we keep hearing these days, a little nostalgic escape can’t hurt. So come along. Let’s rewind the cassette, switch the arcade machines back on… and revisit the very first steps of this adventure. And who knows… you might already spot, in these early themes, the first seeds of what would eventually become my custom big box Nostalgic Bedroom. 🎮✨ _________ I’ve made a lot… and I mean a lot of these over the years. Give me a little time to properly archive everything, and I’ll put together a massive zip pack for you. Something that really brings the thunder. SNK Classics.mp4 Thème OLDIES SEGA MODEL 3 By Pademonium.mp4

Here's the newest versions of my Playlists. Most of these have been uploaded here already but some have been improved or re-done. There are a few new ones too. No images here, just the .xml files from my Data / Playlists folder. *I've since found a couple that were duplicated, UBISOFT and WARNER BROS. Also, WAR is incorrect and should be deleted (recreate with GENRE = Action; Shooter)* Let me know if you see any others that need correcting.

A few theme videos and video snaps I made for the Playstation 4. Focusing mostly on exclusives that are somewhat playable on emulators. How to add them to your LaunchBox and BigBox: Download the zip file. Extract to LaunchBox's root folder. Content will be extracted to its proper folders. Done! Theme videos and video snaps will show up on BigBox and LaunchBox. Just make sure your game's name matches the video's file name. For an optimal experience, use BigBox themes that support fullscreen videos views like the Unified themss and change the transitions to Fade or Quick Fade. Previews: List of Games: Bloodborne DriveClub The Last Guardian Gravity Rush Remastered InFAMOUS Second Son The Order: 1886 (not playable yet) P.T. Technical Details: Theme videos are 1080p or 1440p, encoded using HEVC for optimal file size. Video snaps are 720p and are encoded using x264 for compatibility. Them videops' audio is 160 kbps aac, video snaps 96-160 kbps aac. Looking for a title not on the list? Check out the PC Games Theme Videos thread, it has a lot of theme videos for Windows games that are also on PS4:

Here I used ChatGPT to recreate box art that was in poor quality. I've provided both images. A before and after. The AI Game Boy Color Box Art was prompted by me and Elv13s had nothing to do with it. If you want this game, please go support the creator at their ITCH.IO page! https://elvies.itch.io/castlevania-order-of-shadows-gbc

**This removes the nag screen that informs you if a rom doesn't work correctly, or if at all, if you use this no nag, then please do NOT go to the mame support site with issues with games, please only use if you understand that there will be no help from anyone at mamedev as you are using a modified version of mame. Contents: mame.exe - Normal Mame with Nags removed. (Note mame no longer carries the 64 in its exe name changed by Devs in 0.229) This version also allows the games Akai Katana and Dodonpachi Saidaioujou to be played. It's advisable to download the full mame official pack and install it, then just overwrite the exe with the replacement, this covers any changes the mame devs may have made to the support files. After you have done this, make sure you copy the folders artwork, ctrlr, cheat, hlsl, ini, folders and the ini files from the root of your original mame folder, and move/copy them to the new install. If you are using your own installed/setup of mame then make sure you also set in the mame.ini 'Skip_gameinfo 1' If you got Launchbox to setup mame for you when asked, you only need to replace the exe and play. As some are not sure about False Positives, and report a virus was detected, As goes for all versions i upload, they are all ran through virustotal before i upload, and if by any chance something did end up with an issue it would be noticed very quickly after upload and would be removed/restricted. 0.285 - VirusTotal - File - 4bcfb12b87f63afa1f0241915d7e812ecbf14e83faa6ed62af1b49582d70930d All NEW versions of the No-Nag will be posted in this download thread only, if you wish to get the new releases every month, either follow myself or the thread, As the download section will not show any new releases.

Intro Note; Originally taken from Reddit, posted by Echoj2. I found these while looking into making an English 1G1R set. It includes Japanese games that are not English but have little to no Japanese text which afaik is very difficult to do using clrmamepro. You will to build your own up-to-date No-Intro set or you will be missing some roms. This morning I made some No-Intro-based batch files for various console and handhelds for someone in another post. Seeing as they might be useful to some people, I decided to post them here as well. 1G1R means "One Game One ROM", which further means that there is only one copy of each game. The Batch Files These were made with the following ROMs in the order listed. USA Europe - Exclusives and Semi-Exclusives That Require Localization Only Japan (En) - Japan Games That Are In English Japan - English-Friendly Japan Games That Are Semi-Exclusive To Europe Basic Info Just grab each ZIP for the systems you want from the folder, unpack them, run the batch files in the system's No-Intro ROM Set's ROM ZIP folder, then you'll have a new folder of ROMs including just the English games. You should know that if your No-Intro ROM Set is outdated on the names for the ROM ZIPs, then the batch files will not get every game; the same goes for if they are updated as well, but only Japanese games change names often. That's just how things go and you'll have to update your No-Intro ROM Sets then make your own 1G1R ROM Set to be certain you have everything, which you can read how to do directly below. However, keep in mind you can also use my new future-proof DAT files instead of No-Intro's latest 1G1R DAT files, with the advantage of mine being that I have the multi-cart re-releases and special controller games removed (among other things). Changelog 2017-11-07: Cleaned up Atari 2600 bat. Think it is the only way to get a No-Intro 1G1R ROM Set (barring the special controller required games) for Atari 2600 on the internet now. Still need to prune bad prototypes... well... the ones that have the (Proto) tag and don't work or are too unfinished; published prototypes (yeah, they did that back then) are treated the same as published finished games since they were widespread released. 2018-03-19: Today I finished the Atari 2600 batch file. It's about as good as it gets as far as I'm concerned. The unreleased game prototypes have been pruned down to what appears to only be the games that are complete enough to be called games. Can't be sure I have every Atari 2600 game or the best version of games that were renamed and re-released, but its current state is about as good as it gets. 2018-03-20: Updated the problem spreadsheet. Mostly a bunch of N/A for lots of systems. Updated some batch files here and there, though nothing major outside of finally getting rid of the emulated NES ports in the GBA batch file. 2018-04-06: Lots of updating over the past few days. Most Semi-Exclusive Europe games should now be replaced wherever possible with English-Friendly Japan games. Numerous Special Controller Required games also removed, though not completely. 2018-04-09: Added Magnavox - Odyssey2 batch file in preparation of the new RetroArch update that will add keyboard to gamepad remapping. 2018-04-10: I've done horrible things today. Fixed N64 batch file so that it gets "Superman - The New Superman Aventures" and learned more about a game I wish I could forget. Added the unlicensed Tengen and Codemasters games to the NES batch file due to their their fame/notoriety, respectfully. Tengen made some fine games, while Codemasters... made a few good ones... I promise. Updated all batch files to No-Intro names as of 2018-04-08 and have made a mental note to not update again until nearly future-proof custom 1G1R DATs are made. 2018-05-16: The future-proof DATs have been made! They are included with each batch file in case there is a name issue with batch files. Just need to tackle the prototype pruning, then prune the whole Odyssey2/Videopac batch/DAT due to the emulators incompatibilities and make a Videopac+ batch/DAT that has gone through the same process as the Odyssey2/Videopac. 2018-05-18: Added 1G1R lists for Sega CD and TurboGrafx-CD. Hope someone finds them useful, though I can't say for certain how accurate the TurboGrafx-CD one is due to the fact I only spent a minimal amount of time time removing USA released games from my main Japan collection: please report any duplicates. 2018-07-04: Full update of batches and DATs, and slightly improved all of them (hopefully). Added Intellivision now that No-Intro supports it. Put all DATs in a single archive since anyone that knows how to use them would just want to get them, and save all other users from downloading something they aren't going to use. 2018-07-13: Updated batches and DATs again. Narrowed scope of project to just official releases, a few notable unlicensed on the NES, and two prototypes that should just be unpublished in the USA yet complete otherwise.

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Second Screen Companion - View Manuals, Guides, & Media on your Phone! Second Screen Companion is a lightweight LaunchBox plugin that instantly turns your smartphone or tablet into a dedicated companion hub for whatever game you are currently playing. Whenever you launch a game, the plugin silently starts a local web server. Just scan a QR code, and your phone will instantly load a beautiful, dark-mode hub containing all of the game's manuals, strategy guides, artwork, and media so you can browse them while you play! 🌟 Features The Companion Hub: A sleek, mobile-optimized webpage that automatically uses your game's Clear Logo and Fanart Background for a premium look. Comprehensive Media Scanner: Automatically finds and serves: 📖 Documents: Game Manuals and Strategy Guides (pulled dynamically from your Additional Apps). 🖼️ Artwork: Front/Back Box Art, Discs, Carts, Clear Logos, Fanart, Storefront Posters, and dozens of other image folders. 🎵 Media: Automatically plays your game's Theme Music or Gameplay Videos right in your mobile browser via native HTML5 players. Smart Image Viewer: Transparent PNGs (like Clear Logos or isolated box art) are displayed over a dark-mode checkerboard background so they always look perfect and never vanish into a black screen. One-Click Network Setup: Built-in tools to automatically open the required Windows Firewall ports so you don't have to mess with command prompts. 🛠️ Installation Download the latest release zip file and unpack in your LaunchBox\Plugins\ directory. You might have to right-click the dll file, go to Properties, and check the "Unblock" box at the bottom (this is required by Windows for downloaded DLLs). Extract the Second Screen Companion folder directly into your LaunchBox\Plugins\ directory. (You should have a folder path that looks like: LaunchBox\Plugins\Second Screen Companion\WirelessScreenServer.dll and QRCoder.dll) 📱 How to Set Up & Use Open LaunchBox. Go to the top menu and click Tools -> Second Screen Companion Settings. You can leave the Default Port as 8080, or change it if you have conflicts. Click Apply Network Rules (Admin). This will trigger a Windows prompt to automatically open the port in Windows Firewall for the server. (You only need to do this once!) Click Test Connection QR. Scan it with your phone's camera. If your phone and PC are on the same Wi-Fi network, you will see a green "Success!" screen. Play a game! The next time you launch a game, access the host pc ip on the port assigned. The hub will automatically populate with all the media for the active game. ⚠️ Troubleshooting / Notes Same Network Required: Your phone/tablet and your LaunchBox PC must be connected to the same local network/Wi-Fi. Missing Media? The plugin strictly reads the media you have stored in your LaunchBox folders. If LaunchBox doesn't have a manual or video for the game, the hub won't display it. Browser Caching: Mobile browsers like to cache things. If you swap games and the phone still shows the old game, just pull down to refresh the page!

UPDATE: Added cheats to the table below. Another huge thanks to @Joejoe for providing these. UPDATE 2: Fixed ManxTT lack of engine sound and Danger Screen at startup. Dynamite Deka 2 Added. UPDATE 3: Using new LUA scripts that include cheats, a scanline option and more refined widescreen scripting. Added DINPUT control configuration using a PS4 controller. More fixes in change log. You can use F5 to toggle between 16:9 and 4:3 when using widescreen scripts. UPDATE 4: Quite a Big One A whole bunch of inputs moved for better play. Gears are on the face buttons now, fighters have had some inputs moved. Images updated of course. All of the other Daytona USA versions/hacks have been added. ManxTT fixed properly properly. I promise. Changed the rom to the twin version 'manxttc' and set to twin in test menu. No more stupid error every time you turn, which caused a Japanese voiced error audio sample to be played...every time you turned. Very annoying....but it's gone now. ManxTT and Over Rev should now track straight when not holding the stick. This was an error on my part. Now fixed. Full Fat 1440x1080 60FPS 30s Videos have been added. Freshly made by me, clean high quality videos. Clear Logos & Flyer Fronts. I made the other Daytona clear logos up to match the normal one, came out nice actually. Also made up some flyers for some of the Daytona hacks and Sega Rally. Every game has a bespoke clear logo & flyer. No doubles. Custom Platform XML provided. In the description of every game will be my emulation notes for that game & any cheats. Genres/categories/no. of players had been adjusted so auto playlists with catch them correctly. DINPUT better configured. I'm not gonna lie, after looking at what I had previously done I was disgusted. This is now configured just as good as the xinput version. So you know the drill with these releases. The intention is to take these awkward to set up emulators, and make them as plug and play as possible for those using a PC, controller, mouse and light guns. Here is the follow up to the Supermodel project I completed a little while ago. The Model 2 setup was far more forgiving and didn't make me want to trash my computer. That's not to say there aren't some interesting and awkward things going on that needed some attention, however these were far more easy to fix. As per usual many hours have been put into this project with much testing and in the case of getting 2 Player Mouse support, a lot of calibrating. This has only been configured for the parent rom versions only. 1G1R Instructions - Super Simples -Download Model 2 Emulator -Use MERGED ROMS. imma say it again MERGED ROMS. -Download Pre Config File Folders On This Page (Make sure you select your correct input type) -Place in Model 2 folder and replace any files. -Widescreen scripts are being used as default. If you only want 4:3, replace the scrips with the 4:3 ones provided in Scripts Folder. -DONE!!!!! What this configuration will give you: 2 Player Mouse Support for Light Gun Games - Resolution Specific 1920x1080 - If You Change Resolution It Will Be Inaccurate I cant tell you how awkward and difficult it was to get this to work. Due to RawInput being a must for 2 mice, the calibration doesn't scale into different resolutions. This means you can't calibrate it using the auto calibration (shooting targets) in its test menu, as it'll be inaccurate no matter how perfectly you shoot those calibration targets. You can't even calibrate at native resolution to make it 1 to 1 and then increase the resolution. Thankfully Virtua Cop 1 & 2 both have a manual adjustment feature meaning I could off set the adjustment to get PERFECT pin point accuracy. Behind Enemy Lines was awkward but not impossible to get accurate, as it doesn't display where your actual in game cursor position is on screen. Only X and Y coordinates are displayed, which was just enough info to get it accurate. Gunblade on the other hand gives you absolutely no on screen info at all when calibrating, it's as accurate as I can get it. What is really weird is that some of these games are accurate out the box with RawInput off, but needed recalibrating when I enabled RawInput. But now if you turn off RawInput it is still accurate after calibrating for RawInput. That's great as switching between the two is seamless and retains accuracy. Best of both worlds, as having RawInput off for single player gives you more mouse sensitivity. No Screen Flash for Virtua Cop 1 & 2 and House of the Dead LUA scripts are included as standard to remove the screen flash that would happen every time you pull the trigger. All the other Light Gun Games don't have screen flash by design so all of these shooters do not flash. Controls Configured with Images for Every Game All controls have been pre configured for both players. I have also made images for the layout of every game. Controls were tested the most. I found some strange/broken controls that needed some thought. Sky Target has a broken up and down analogue input, however simply mapping this as a digital input to the left stick up and down is a perfect workaround. Desert Tank benefits from no analogue inputs also, I have got it to control exactly like the vehicles in Halo which is neat. Aside from that there are various racing games that have inverted pedals that needed the Invert option checked in the control calibration options. All Games In English - All Games Free Play This speaks for itself. All test menus adjusted to let these games play in English and in Free Play mode. Test Menu Fixes and Unlocked Hidden Game Modes Network Board Not Present.....Done. Unlocking all game modes in Virtua Striker....Done. Calibrating analogue inputs in 'Volume Adjustment' (Yeah I thought it was to do with audio too) so controls are correct and use the entire travel of the analogue range so racing games aren't twitchy....Done. A whole bunch of tweaks from CRT modes giving better brightness to extending game times among a shed load of other crap that enhances the experience in some way.....Done. Optional 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen LUA Scripts Put these in the scripts folder and boom...proper widescreen no stretching. These work way way way way better than the temperamental widescreen option in the EMULATOR.INI file, which only works half the time depending on how your graphics are scaling etc etc etc etc. Just use the LUA scripts instead for better results and no headaches, I command it. I love this feature, House of the Dead and Gunblade even allow you to shoot into the 16:9 space. DOCUMENTATION / CHECKLIST. THIS HAS BEEN DONE FOR YOU Behind Enemy Lines bel -Calibrated and WORKING. -Calibrated for RawInput 2 Players -Set to Free Play Gun Adjustment Values for Accuracy When Using RawInput at 1920x1080: 29 MIN GUN 1 X 0e MIN GUN 1 Y d5 MAX GUN 1 X f2 MAX GUN 1 Y Daytona USA daytona -Link ID set to 'SINGLE'. Default is 'MASTER' which causes the game to give the Network Board Not Present error preventing you from playing the game. -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play -Apparently setting Cabinet Type to Deluxe displays correct colours due to it's display type. Dead or Alive doa -Nation set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Desert Tank desert -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Controls took a while to figure out. It is actually better to use digital inputs and NOT use analogue input with this game. Turning the turret is on the right stick with accelerate being up on the left stick. -Set to Free Play Dynamite Baseball 97 dynabb97 -No English option that I know of. -Innings Per Credit set to MAX (3) -Analogue 'Bat' input calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Dynamite Cop dynamcop -Set to Free Play Dynamite Deka dyndeka2 -Japanese version of Dynamite Cop. This version varies with character models and is even more insane than the English Version. Even though this is 1G1R, I consider this to be a separate game due to its differences. -Set to Free Play Fighting Vipers fvipers -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Display Type looks best set to 'Projector'. Although this is darker, using 'CRT' increases the saturation to the point blacks are -Set to Free Play Gunblade NY gunblade -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Calibreted both analogue guns in 'Aim Set'. RawInput is on to allow for 2 player mouse support. Due to RawInput implementation this calibration is RESOLUTION SPECIFIC - 1920x1080 -Set to Free Play Gun Adjustment Notes - Resolution Specific 1920x1080: Due to no x or y coordinates being shown it is almost impossible to get this pin point getting the on screen crosshairs to line up. I gave it my best shot. You are welcome to try. House of the Dead hotd -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Calibrated both guns in 'Aim Set'. RawInput is on to allow for 2 player mouse support. Due to being RawInput this calibration is RESOLUTION SPECIFIC - 1920x1080 -Blood set to 'Red'. The Default is 'Green' -Set to Free Play Manual Gun Adjustment Values for Accuracy When Using RawInput at 1920x1080: ADXMIN = 259 ADYMIN = 119 ADXMAX = 581 ADYMAX = 438 Cheats: NOTE: LEFT refers to player 1's gun RIGHT refers to player 2's gun New Costumes (2 players): At title screen after entering at least 1 credit (2 credits for 2 players game), pull the triggers: LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, RIGHT, START Player 1 Plays as Super G: This code must be done at the title screen, after entering at least one full credit. The following code must be entered very quickly in order to work properly. LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, LEFT, LEFT, START. Sophie Costumes (2 players): At title screen after entering at least 1 credit (2 credits for 2 players game), pull the triggers: LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, START Show Your Score: Put your coins in and press Left x3 Right x2 then press the start button... remember this has to be done very quickly. Have fun. LEFT, LEFT, LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, START Indianapolis 500 indy500 -Steering, Gas & Brake analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Pace Car: Hold the start button, blue view button and brake until you chose your start your race. If you are holding the buttons, the door of your trailer will go up. Reversed Tracks: Hold the shift lever down while starting a game. Secret Camera View: When in the fourth view during a race, press any two view change buttons simultaneously Super-Charged Engine When selecting your transmission, select Manual. Head toward the pit in gear 6. when you exit, you will be in gear 1. DO NOT CHANGE GEAR! From now on, you will have a super charged engine Last Bronx lastbrnx -Set to Free Play -Display set to 'CRT'. This looks brighter and better than 'Projector'. ManxTT Superbike manxtt -Cabinet Type changed to TWIN. This skips the Danger screen and fixes the lack of engine sound. -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Start is View Change -Set to Free Play Motor Raid motoraid -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Bank, Accelerate and Brake analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Change Bike Colour to CPU Bike Colour: In order to use the CPU Bike Colour, enter the following code at the Select Player screen: Punch, Kick, Kick, Punch, Punch, Kick, Kick, Punch. Note: The Select Player screen is monochrome, so you will not be able to see the colour change until the game starts. Extra Stage: Segal First play the Practice Mode. The easiest stage. ''Yenda,'' will then be selectable. Next, highlight Yenda at the stage-select screen and enter the following code with handlebar button: Punch, Kick, Kick, Punch, Kick, Kick, Punch, Punch, Kick, Kick. The ''Segal'' stage will now be selectable. Ues Segal Weapons in Any Stage Ordinarily, the Needles and Hammer weapons can only be used in the Segal stage. To access these weapons in any other stage, enter either of the following codes at the Select Player screen: Needles - Kick, Kick, Punch, Kick, kick, Punch, kick, Punch, Punch, Kick. Hammer - Punch, Kick, Punch, Kick, Punch, Punch, Kick, Punch, Punch, Kick. Over Rev overrev -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Steering, Gas & Brake analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Three Additional Cars: At the 'car selection' screen, press the brake. Pilot kids pltkids -Set to Free Play Rail Chase rchase2 -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Gun Calibration Notes: Due to how this game works no calibration is needed or available. Sega Rally Championship srallyc -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Sega Rally Pro Drivin' (HACK) srallyp -Think "Sega Rally Remix" with a turbo button when playing this hack. That is exactly what it feels like. -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Sega Ski Super G skisuprg -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Swing and Inclining analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Incline inputs were foot pedals on the OG HW intended to be worked independently for jumping and doing tricks. I have set these to the triggers as it's by far the best place for them. -Set to Free Play Sega Touring Car Championship stcc -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Sega Water Ski segawski -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. This needed the following engineers code to be input into the main test menu -Slide analogue input calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. Set to Free Play Sky Target skytargt -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -This game when using an analogue input for up and down is broken. You will ascend only to drop down when you go past a certain threshold with the analogue input. Setting this to a digital input solved the issue. -Set to Free Play Sonic Championship schamp -Set to Free Play -Display set to 'CRT'. This looks brighter and better than 'Projector'. Super GT 24h sgt24h -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Steering, Gas & Brake analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -I/O Type left on Default (C) which has inverted pedals. I inverted the controls in the emulator to compensate. You can set I/O Type A which doesn't use inverted pedals but I opted for the former. -Set to Free Play Top Skater topskatr -Analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Play as a Surfer: Press the Left Select button three times, Right select button three times, and then the Left Select button thirteen times. Hidden Track: First chose Advanced Level (doesn't matter which character). Then, right before the board is unlocked, move the board up. Then when the game starts going, miss the first jump on purpose and crash right into the fence on the left side of the church. If you do it right you'll find yourself in the hidden track. Play as Body Boarder: At the course select screen press and hold down the start button. Then at the character select screen press the Right select button six times, the Left select button six times, Right three time, Left three times, Right four times, and the finally let go of the Start button. Super Deformed Mode: At the stage select screen, press the Left select button nine times, the Right select button nine times, the Left select button four times, the Right select button four times, and the Left select button five times. Now lean the board forward and press the Left and Right select buttons simultaneously three times. Virtua Cop vcop -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Calibrated for RawInput 2 Players. Due to being RawInput this calibration is RESOLUTION SPECIFIC - 1920x1080 -When using RawInput this game must be recalibrated for accuracy. However the 'Gun Adjustment' option didnt work correctly (inaccurate). So I had to use 'Manual Gun Adjustment' instead, using the ability to offset to get pin point accuracy. If RawInput is turned off it will be inaccurate. -Set to Free Play Manual Gun Adjustment Values for Accuracy When Using RawInput at 1920x1080:: ADXMIN = c1 ADYMIN = 24 ADXMAX = 234 ADYMAX = 1a3 Virtua Cop 2 vcop2 -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Calibrated for RawInput 2 Players. Due to being RawInput this calibration is RESOLUTION SPECIFIC - 1920x1080 -When using RawInput this game must be recalibrated for accuracy. However the 'Gun Adjustment' option didn't work correctly (inaccurate). So I had to use 'Manual Gun Adjustment' instead, using the ability to offset to get pin point accuracy. If RawInput is turned off it will be inaccurate. -Set to Free Play Manual Gun Adjustment Values for Accuracy When Using RawInput at 1920x1080: ADXMIN = 210 ADYMIN = 36 ADXMAX = 582 ADYMAX = 422 Virtua Fighter 2 vf2 -Version set to 2.1 -Display type set to 'Projector'. 'CRT' looks undersaturated and washed out. -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Set to Free Play Virtua Striker vstriker -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Match Time set to MAX 3min -G Goal Mode (IF THERE'S A DRAW BY THE END OF THE MATCH) = (EXTRA TIME, NEXT GOAL WINS) Set to MAX Time 1m. OFF is the default. (If extra time goes 1m with no goals the match will go to a Penalty Knockout.) -P K Mode (PENALTY KNOCKOUT) Set to REAL. OFF is the default. (This will let penalties go on until there is a clear winner.) -Set to Free Play Play as FC Sega: Press start on teams starting with the letters of F-C Sega France; Colombia; Spain; England; Germany; Argentina Virtual On von -Time set to 'Deathmatch' (no timer) -Set to Free Play Wave Runner waverunr -Country set to 'USA', this changes the language to English. 'Japan' is the Default. -Analogue inputs calibrated in 'Volume Settings'. Which is actually analogue calibration, I assumed it was audio settings, not realising analogue range is expressed in 'volume' also. -Set to Free Play Zero Gunner zerogun -Set to Free Play

Covers 93 Sega Naomi games. Dims are roughly 2696 x 1301.

9 Years of Shadows ARCADE GAME SERIES PAC-MAN Asterix & Obelix Slap Them All! 2 Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 Asterix & Obelix XXL 3 The Crystal Menhir Asterix & Obelix XXL Romastered Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons Absolum Blazing Strike DNF Duel Nen Master drainus Fatal Fury City of the Wolves Neon Inferno Marvel Cosmic Invasion Pocky & Rocky Cyber Shadow Gravity Circuit Reshrined Mighty Goose,Vengeance Hunters Guns, Gore and Cannoli 1,2 Asterix & Obelix Babylon mission Asterix & Obelix Slap them All! TMNT Arcade. Wrath of the Mutants Rayman Origins Fight'N Rage Rad Rodgers World One

🎮 PC Game Scraper for LaunchBox PC Game Scraper is a robust metadata and media scraping plugin for LaunchBox. It intelligently prioritizes Steam for PC game metadata and IGDB for console titles. It leverages SteamGridDB for high-quality frontend artwork and YouTube (via yt-dlp) for video trailers. The plugin features advanced integration with HowLongToBeat (via FlareSolverr), now upgraded with a dedicated "Console Fork" to pull version-specific completion times directly from the site’s internal data. 🛠️ Dependencies & Requirements To use all features, the following components are required or recommended. I've included everything I can for your convenience. If you are not comfortable with them or do not want to use the optional Deno.exe. You may download your own or remove Deno.exe if you don't plan on using cookies.txt or downloading age gated videos. Required for Core Functionality yt-dlp.exe (Required for Video): The engine that downloads trailers. Must be placed in the plugin folder. ffmpeg.exe (Required for Video): Handles video merging and ensures files play correctly in LaunchBox. Recommended SteamGridDB API Key (Highly Recommended): Required for fallback images not available on Steam. IGDB Client ID & Secret (Highly Recommended): Required for all console game metadata and "Gap Filling" for PC games metadata either not on Steam or difficult to extract. FlareSolverr (Required for HLTB): A local proxy service needed to bypass Cloudflare security when fetching HowLongToBeat playtimes. cookies.txt and Deno.exe (Optional): Helps yt-dlp bypass age-restricted content gates on YouTube and sign in to your premium account. Deno.exe will solve captchas to bypass YouTube's bot protection. ⚠️ Disclaimer This plugin scrapes data from third-party sources. Please use FlareSolverr and yt-dlp responsibly and at your own discretion. ✨ Key Features 🧠 Smart Metadata Routing PC Logic: Scans Steam first. If a game is found, it then uses IGDB to "Gap Fill" fields Steam often lacks, like Series and Age Rating. Console Logic: Automatically skips Steam and routes directly to IGDB based on the game's platform. Manual Search: If automatic matching fails the user is prompted for a new search term, steam app id, steam store or igdb url. 🎬 Video Downloader Source Selector: Select your desired source, Steam or Youtube. Smart Fallback: For PC games, if Steam source is selected it attempts to grab the official Steam Store trailer first. If unavailable allows the user to switch to Youtube, or if the game is a console title, it pivots to a YouTube search and injects the platform in to the search term for better matching. Dynamic Slicer: Automatically applies your "Max Duration" limit to YouTube downloads to save disk space. YouTube videos will be cut off at the time set. A 10 minute gameplay video is cut down to 5 minutes. Resolution: Will attempt to download the desired resolution. If it is not available will scale down until one is found for the selected video. Suffix: Allows user to define desired youtube search term suffix, IE Trailer, Gameplay, etc... ⏱️ HowLongToBeat The plugin now uses two distinct methods to fetch playtimes: PC Logic: Pulls the general "blended average" from the HLTB search results. Console Logic: Loads the game's specific detail page and extracts the exact platform data (e.g., pulling GameCube-specific times for Metroid Prime rather than the Wii Remaster times). Custom Fields: Creates custom fields for dynamic playlist creation. Marathon 60h+, Long 30-60h, Extended 15-30h, Standard 5-15h, and Quick <5h, as well as the exact times provided by HLTB. 🎮 Real-World Workflow Examples If you select a game and run all three functions (Metadata, Images, and Video), here is how the plugin behaves: Example A: Windows Game (Cyberpunk 2077) Identification: Finds the game on Steam via name match. Metadata: Pulls metadata from Steam, then if client id/client secret are populated and correct hits IGDB to add additional fields not available or hard to parse from steam. Images: Grabs all available steam images. If images are missing or if SGDB override is enabled and your SGDB API is present it hits SteamGridDB. Video: Downloads the official trailer directly from the Steam Store servers or YouTube if the video source is YouTube. HLTB: If enabled and flaresolverr is setup. saves the general PC completion times to your custom fields as well as the category times mentioned above. Example B: Console Game (The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess for GameCube) Identification: Automatically routes to IGDB after detecting the GameCube platform. Metadata: Pulls the IGDB metadata. Images: Since no Steam ID exists, it goes straight to SteamGridDB to find the community-voted best GameCube media. Video: Recognizes it isn't a PC game and routes to YouTube to search for "The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess GameCube Trailer". HLTB: Triggers the Console Fork. It ignores the Wii and Wii U times and pulls only the GameCube platform data.

UPDATE 1 - Added Extreme Hunting 2, KenJu & Force Five UPDATE 2 (11/08/2024) - Major update to folders for easy placement into the root folders of RA & LB. Everything is soooo much easier. Lightgun games can now be simply switched between Controllers & Lightguns. Inputs & Images are the same as the standalone pre config for consistency. Issue mitigations with content directory .cfg files. NEW install video coming very soon. The old one is now outdated. Lets not mess about with this one. If you are familiar with what I do then you know you are getting a quality pre configuration that has been researched and tested to death. I spend hours doing this so you don't have to. Creating configurations for play....not display. As you are most likely aware, arcade platforms are a pain to setup. Controls aren't standardised and changing settings via test menus can be tiresome. What this pre configuration gives you: Firstly I want to talk about audio separately. More to the point just how ear bleedingly loud these games are and how they care not for your main device volume. So I have lowered the volume on a per game basis in their test menus so you don't have to reach for the volume control or wince every time you start a game. Most of these games are in MONO by default. I have changed all of these to be in STEREO. Controls have been scrutinised and tested and revised and tested again. I haven't just set whatever. If a fighting game has a modern port or counterpart I have mapped it to the default layout for that modern version. Everything else has been mapped to be as intuitive as possible, and I have provided layout images so you need never be lost with buttons again. -2 Player Mouse/Light Gun Ready -All Extra & Hidden Characters unlocked. There are 7 games with unlockable content -Censored content like blood is now uncensored -Analogue Volume adjusted for the racing games. This ensures a 1:1 analogue range for the steering and pedals on a controller (makes racers steering less twitchy) -All games in English -All games set to Free Play -Controls pre configured with layout images for reference and frontends. -Light gun games calibrated for both players -Audio lowered on a per games basis -All games in Stereo -Sega Clay Shooting has native widescreen and has been setup for 16:9 INSTRUCTIONS: I have only configured for the parent versions Download RetroArch Files - Control Images & PlatformXML Place unzipped config & saves folders into the root folder of RetroArch Place unzipped Data & Images folders into the root of LaunchBox ENJOY!!! Intuitive controls and everything unlocked. Here is the documentation for this configuration. Everything I have done on a per game basis is listed here. I have also provided any passwords, engineers codes, cheat codes and important information here also. This is a consolidation of information. Animal Basket anmlbskt -Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono -Audio Volume set to 5. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Difficulty set to Normal. Default is Easy -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Block Pong-Pong blokpong -Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Location set to Normal -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Demolish Fist demofist -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Dirty Pigskin Football dirtypig -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono -Audio Volume set to 11. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Game set to 4 Players. 2 is the Default. -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Dolphin Blue dolphin -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Extreme Hunting xtrmhunt -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate for RawInput 2 Players -Per game .cfg used for 2 Player mouse support -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Extreme Hunting 2 xtrmhnt2 -Now playable in Flycast as of 03/2023 -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate for RawInput 2 Player -Game Mode set to 'Full Tour' -Per game .cfg used for 2 Player mouse support -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Faster Than Speed ftspeed -All cars unlocked. Type IX, X, XI and XII are selectable without having to unlock them -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Game Mode set to Single Race. Default is Pre-Set -Analogue input calibrated in I/O Test. This ensures the 'analogue volume' covers the entire controller input range. (Makes driving games steering less twitchy) -Speedometer set to MPH. Default is KPH -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Fist Of The North Star fotns -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Guilty Gear Isuka ggisuka -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Coin Assignments set to Free Play -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is Guilty Gear X ver. 1.5 ggx15 -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Coin Assignments set to Free Play -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is King of Fighters Neowave, The kofnw -All 7 extra characters unlocked via Password. -You need to hold start then select the character on the following characters - K' = Young Geese Juhn = Kim Maxima = Ramon Whip = Vanessa Chris = Orochi Chris Shermie = Orochi Shermie Yashiro = Orochi Yashiro -Blood is On -Area set to Other. This allows Blood to be enabled in the Game Settings. Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japaneese -Audio Volume set to 11. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Passwords for Test Menu: ASF4 A4DQ F35S L568 - Unlocks all characters and Geese CM09 VIWM 1AHC 56ZL - Unlocks all characters except for Young Geese King of Fighters XI, The kofxi -All 5 extra characters unlocked. Normally takes multiple days of power on to unlock as its on a time release Scroll all the way to the left or the right of the character select screen to find extra characters: Adelheid Jazu Silver Gai Hayate -Area set to Other, Language set to English. This allows Blood to be enabled in the Game Settings -Blood is on -Audio set to 3. This game is ridiculously loud, stupid loud even. So 3 believe it or not is the best setting. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Knights of Valour: The Seven Spirits kov7sprt -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 9. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Maximum Speed maxspeed -Analogue input calibrated in I/O Test. This ensures the 'analogue volume' covers the entire controller input range. (Makes driving games steering less twitchy) -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Metal Slug 6 mslug6 -Red Blood enabled -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play NeoGeo Battle Coliseum ngbc -All 5 extra characters unlocked, which required the machine to be active for at least 74 days since power-on: Scroll all the way to the left or the right of the character select screen to find extra characters: Athena King Lion Mars People Mizuchi Neo-Dio -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 9. Despite the volume being reduced this is still a loud game. This is due to the balance of the audio, music is really loud but if I bring it down to a tolerable level you can't hear the sound effects. A compromise had to be made. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Ranger Mission rangrmsn -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate -Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload. -Audio Volume set to 6. Another offensively loud game. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Rumble Fish 2, The rumblef2 -All 3 extra characters unlocked. Greed Hazama Beatrice To play as Beatrice, move the cursor to Hazama, then press Upx4, Rightx2, Downx4, Leftx2, and finally Down. -Time Attack and Survival Mode unlocked To play Time Attack mode, hold both punch buttons and then press Start at the Title Screen. To play Survival mode, do the same but holding both kick buttons instead. -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 2, yes 2. My ears are bleeding, whats with these games being savagely loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Rumble Fish, The rumblef -Greed character unlocked via password SINKORSWIM. You need to do the following on the character select screen: Highlight Orville, then press Rightx2 Highlight Typhon then press Left Highlight Boyd then press Leftx3 Highlight Zen and press Rightx2 Press Up Greed should appear -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 3. Oww my freeekin ears. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Samurai Spirits Tenkaichi Kenkakuden / Samurai Showdown VI samsptk -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Voice changed to English -Coin Assignments set to Free Play -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 Sega Bass Fishing Challenge Version A basschal -Unplayable in RA at the moment due to unique controls. Playable in Flycast Standalone Sega Clay Challenge claychal -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate. Did not register trigger properly until calibrated. -You can only shoot when moving the mouse due to mercury switches in the real light guns for the cabinet. They detect if you have the rifle pointed up-ish. So as a result you can only shoot when the mouse is moving. Like real trap shooting you have to track the target and shoot. There is an Infrared Gun Type option in the game bios however this doesn't work -Setup for 2 player mouse use. Using RawInput -Aspect Ratio set to Wide. Please adjust your RetroArch scaling settings to 16:9 and save a game override. One will be provided -Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments are unavailable. Requires coins to be input Sports Shooting USA sprtshot -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate for both players. -Setup for 2 player mouse use. Using RawInput -Auto Reload is On -Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload. -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Sushi Bar sushibar -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese -Audio Volume set to 10. Anything above that is way too loud. Default is 15 -Coin Assignments set to Free Play WaiWai Drive waidrive -Unplayable in RA due to unique controls. Playable in Flycast Standalone

Hi everyone, I’d like to share a small utility I created called M3U Generator. It’s designed to automatically generate .m3u files for multi-disc games, commonly used with emulators like RetroArch and others that support playlist-style disc switching. 💡 What it does: Scans a selected folder for game files (.cue, .iso, .img, .bin). Groups discs belonging to the same game (based on filenames). Creates .m3u playlist files in a subfolder named m3u. Optionally includes single-disc games as well. 📦 Features: ✅ Supports subfolder-style or flat playlist paths (..\\ or current folder). 🔍 Filter results based on a keyword (e.g., "Disc" or "CD") to process only relevant files. 📝 Displays a log of the generated .m3u content directly in the software. 🧠 Automatically names playlists based on the first disc. 🕹 Example use case: Let’s say you have these files: Game Title (Disc 1).cue Game Title (Disc 2).cue The software will create: m3u/Game Title (Disc 1).m3u With content: ..\Game Title (Disc 1).cue ..\Game Title (Disc 2).cue 📥 How to use it: Launch the application. Click "Select Folder" and choose the directory where your ROMs are located. Optionally enter a filter term like Disc to process only multi-disc games. Choose path mode (relative or current folder). Check the "Include single-disc games" option if needed. Click "Start" – the .m3u files will be generated in a m3u subfolder. The output will be shown in the result textbox and also saved to 1-m3u_results.txt.

This zip file contains clear images of as many platforms in the database as I could find, with the ones I couldn't find high quality, transparent ones for listed in a text file. You're free to DM me (On Discord or the forums) if you have any questions about this. (Name on Discord: SonicFan53#4785)

First project for 3D Box. This is my re-imagining of the library created by Cauptain. I'm standardizing it into a 3DBOX model and format. All files are in .webp format.

This is my re-imagining of the library created by kobaturtle; I'm standardizing it into a 3DBOX model and format. All files are in .webp format.

Strategy Guide Importer & Manager A plugin to automatically batch-match and attach PDF strategy guides to your LaunchBox games, complete with a management tab to safely bulk-remove them. ⚠️ IMPORTANT: Requires LaunchBox Version 13.25 or newer. ✨ Key Features Smart Matching: Ignores special characters and perfectly matches your PDFs to your LaunchBox database (e.g., Spider-Man Web of Fire.pdf matches Spider-Man: Web of Fire). Auto-Brand Extraction: Automatically tags the publisher in LaunchBox if formatted correctly (e.g., names it Strategy Guide (BradyGames)). Built-in Deduplication: Skips PDFs that are already attached to prevent menu clutter. Safe Bulk Removal: A dedicated tab to scan for and unlink attached guides. (Note: This only removes the database entry; it never deletes your actual .pdf files). 📥 Installation Create a folder named Strategy_Guide_Importer inside your LaunchBox\Plugins\ folder. Drop the plugin .dll file inside. (Optional) Right-click the .dll, select Properties, and check Unblock if Windows blocked it. Restart LaunchBox. 📖 How to Use Open LaunchBox, go to Tools, and select Strategy Guide Importer. To Import: Use Tab 1 to select your PDF folder, review the matched platforms/games, and click Save. To Remove: Use Tab 2 to scan your library for currently attached guides, check the ones you want to unlink, and click Remove. 🛠️ File Naming Best Practice For the best automatic matching and brand extraction, name your PDFs like this: Game Title - Guide Publisher.pdf (Example: Final Fantasy VII - Prima.pdf)

3D Version in webp & png. Original 2D version by spycat

A plugin to allow you to switch between ROM name format and Game name format for your media files. Installation: Download RenameMediaToRomNames.dll to your PC. Close LaunchBox/BigBox and copy the dll file to your LaunchBox/Plugins directory. It is highly recommended that you make a backup of your LaunchBox/Images and LaunchBox/Videos folders prior to using this plugin. Renaming game media for entire platforms: 1. Select "Rename Media To ROM or Game Names" from the Tools dropdown in LaunchBox. 2. Select the platform (or platforms) whose game media you want to rename. 3. Choose which format you want to rename the media to (ROM name format or Game name format). 4. Click Start. Renaming media for individual games: 1. In LaunchBox, select the game or multiple games whose media you want to rename. 2. Right click and select "Rename Media To ROM or Game Names" from the game menu. 3. Choose which format you want to rename the media to (ROM name format or Game name format). 4. Click Start. Renaming manuals: (new in version 2.0) To rename game manuals, click the "Include Game Manuals" checkbox prior to hitting the Start button. FAQs: Q. Why would anyone want to use this? A. I actually don't know, but I wrote it because some people on the forums requested it. So if you find this plugin useful please let us know why in the comments 😄.

I use the awesome Bigbox function to display marquees on a secondary monitor. For years I've been collecting high res Mame arcade marquees from all over the internet and since the start of this project got huge help from people in the community to expand this collection, please see the credits below. Not all marquees are in 4K but many are, I've down scaled the resolution to max 3840 pixels wide and max 2160 pixels high and saved all in .jpg format for a good size and quality balance. This project includes Naomi and Atomiswave marquees as well as other arcade systems. These marquees go hand in hand with this bezel project: Credits I have forgotten where I got all marquees through the years but I know many came from the legendary @Mr. Do collection see: https://mrdo.mameworld.info/index.php and the many members that create artwork at: https://www.mameworld.info/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?Cat= @ArsInvictus is certainly one of the providers as well. A huge thank you to @mOa and @JonnyModlin for providing many many marquees to this collection. Many lower resolution marquees came from the legendary team of AntoPisa at https://www.progettosnaps.net/ Also a huge thanks to the following people and sites: @PapaShine, @Dreamstate, @flanx, imbord3rlin3, @djweevil666, http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/, @THK, https://flyers.arcade-museum.com/, https://www.flyerfever.com/, https://www.recreativas.org/, Ken at https://www.flickr.com/photos/10707024@N04/, zzzaccaria.com, Hasan Tasdemir from Nationaal Video Game Museum for the opportunity to photograph at your amazing museum. https://www.nationaalvideogamemuseum.nl, https://segaretro.org/, @seijurou and all the logo makers and artwork scanners and submitters for the LB database and other databases. Hope you enjoy this collection.

Here are some 3D and 2D Art Blu-Ray boxes for windows games. You can make your requests. However, respect the name of the game. If these are fan games please specify. If you see any error in Developer or Publisher and PEGI, please let me know. I make these boxes when I have free time, so be patient. Added 2D version Box 3D version Box 2D version List of Games (480) Liste.txt Your requests: work in progress (If a request does not appear in this list, please let me know in the comments) Dark Souls II (vanilla) The Darkness II Dead Cells Deadlight Deadly Premonition: The Director's Cut Deathspank Destiny 2 Deus Ex: Game of the Year Edition Deus Ex: Human Revolution - Director's Cut Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Diablo III: Reaper of Souls Divinity II: Director's Cut Divinity: Original Sin - Enhanced Edition Divinity: Original Sin II - Definitive Edition Doom 3: BFG Edition Doom 64 Double Dragon Neon Double Dragon IV Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition Dragon Age II Dragon Age: Inquisition Dragon Quest Heroes: The World Tree's Woe and the Blight Below Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen DuckTales: Remastered Duke Nukem 3D: 20th Anniversary World Tour Dungeon Siege Dungeon Siege II Dungeon Siege III Dust: An Elysian Tail Final Fantasy (2021) Final Fantasy 2 (2021) Final Fantasy 3 (2021) Final Fantasy 4 (2021) Final Fantasy 5 (2021) Final Fantasy 6 (2021) FIFA 2000 FIFA 2001 FIFA 2002 FIFA 2003 FIFA 2004 FIFA 2005 FIFA Soccer 06 FIFA Soccer 07 FIFA Soccer 08 FIFA Soccer 09 FIFA Soccer 10 FIFA Soccer 11 FIFA Soccer 12 FIFA Soccer 13 Woody Woodpecker: Escape from Buzz Buzzard Park Bugs Bunny and Taz: Time Busters Looney Tunes: Sheep Raider Donald Duck: Goin Quackers SuperTux Back 4 Blood Grand Theft Auto The Trilogy Grand Theft Auto IV Need for Speed Payback ---------- Fan Games ---------- Super Mario Unimaker Sonic Chrono Adventure MUGEN Ikemen Go Ikemen Plus Ultra OpenBOR Gzdoom Mega Man Unlimited Mega Man Rock Force Mega Man RAM Mega Man Maker Sonic Overture 95 Sonic and the Fallen Star Boll Deluxe (Old Engine) Super Mario Bros X2 Mario Forever Sonic.exe Famicom Fighters Super Mario Bros Dimensions Super Mario War Super Mario Flashback Mari0 Super Mario Bros Dimensions 2 Super Smash Flash 2 Super Smash Bros Crusade

Box art wallpaper arranged in contact sheet/collage format. The archive contains wallpaper for the following platform/categories. 2-Player Games 4-Player Games Amiga CD32 Arcade Atari 2600 Atari 5200 Atari 7800 Atari Classics Atari Jaguar Atari Lynx Atari ST Ball & Paddle Games Beat Em Ups Board & Card Games Capcom Classics Capcom Play System Capcom Play System II Capcom Play System III Cave ColecoVision Computers Consoles Data East Classics Fairchild Channel F Fighting Games Flying Games GCE Vectrex Handhelds Irem Classics Konami Classics Light Gun Games Magnavox Odyssey 2 Mattel Intellivision Maze Games Midway Classics Mugen MultiGames NEC PC-FX Namco Classics Namco System 22 Nintendo 64 Nintendo Classics Nintendo DS Nintendo Entertainment System Nintendo Famicon Disk System Nintendo Game Boy Nintendo Game Boy Advance Nintendo Game Boy Color Nintendo GameCube Nintendo Pokemon Mini Nintendo Satellaview Nintendo Virtual Boy Nintendo Wii Nintendo Wii U Nintendo WiiWare PC Engine Panasonic 3DO Pinball Arcade Platform Games Puzzle Games Racing Games Rhythm Games Run & Gun Games SNK Classics SNK Neo Geo CD SNK Neo Geo MVS SNK Neo Geo Pocket SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color Sega 32X Sega CD Sega Classics Sega Dreamcast Sega Game Gear Sega Genesis Sega Master System Sega Model 2 Sega Model 3 Sega Naomi Sega Naomi 2 Sega SG-1000 Sega ST-V Sega Saturn Shoot Em Ups Shooter Games Sinclair ZX Spectrum Sony PSP Sony Playstation Sony Playstation 2 Sports Games Steam Super Nintendo Entertainment System Taito Classics Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer TrackBall Turbografx 16 Turbografx CD Wii_Lightgun Williams Classics Windows WonderSwan WonderSwan Color

Daxter Bloodbowl Cheers!

Intrepid Izzy (Dreamcast) Tanglewood (Sega Genesis/ Megadrive) Tanzer (Sega Genesis/ Megadrive) Ultracore (Sega Genesis/ Megadrive) Textorcist (Dreamcast) Cheers!

Note: This thread will not be pushed to the front in the "whats new" section, if you want notifications for future updates to this file be sure to follow this page by using the follow button in the upper right corner Here's my collection of Lights Out! Realistic Retroarch bezels. You can find other bezels that are part of my "Lights Out!" series over here: Neo Geo v2 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Retroarch Bezels Capcom Play System I 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Retroarch Bezels Capcom Play System II 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Retroarch Bezels Capcom Play System III 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Retroarch Bezels Sega Naomi 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Retroarch Bezels Mame 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Bezels Sammy Atomiswave 4K - Lights Out - Realistic Bezels Enjoy!

Data East Burger Time Bogey Manor (Technos Japan) (1985) [Platform / Fighter; ] Bump 'n' Jump (Data East) (1982) [Driving / Race; ] Burger Time (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Burnin' Rubber (Data East) (1982) [Driving / Race; ] Car Action (bootleg) (1982) [Driving / Race; ] Disco No.1 (Data East) (1982) [Action; Puzzle; ] Lock'n'Chase (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Maze / Collect; ] Minky Monkey (Technos Japan / Roller Tron) (1982) [Puzzle / Misc.; ] Mysterious Stones: Dr. John's Adventure (Technos Japan) (1984) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Super Doubles Tennis (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Tennis; ] Syusse Oozumou (Technos Japan) (1984) [Sports / Sumo; ] Tag Team Wrestling (Technos Japan (Data East license)) (1983) [Sports / Wrestling; ] Treasure Island (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Maze / Run Jump; ] World Tennis (bootleg) (1982) [Sports / Tennis; ] Zoar (Data East) (1982) [Shooter; ] Data East Caveman Ninja Caveman Ninja (Data East Corporation) (1991) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Crude Buster (Data East Corporation) (1990) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Dark Seal (Data East Corporation) (1990) [Maze / Fighter; ] Death Brade (1991) Gate of Doom (Data East Corporation) (1990) [Maze / Fighter; ] Kuhga: Operation Code 'Vapor Trail' (Data East) (1989) [Shooter; ] Mutant Fighter (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Fighter / Versus; ] Robocop 2 (Data East Corporation) (1991) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Stoneage (bootleg) (1991) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Tatakae Genshizin Joe & Mac (Data East) (1991) [Action; Platform; ] The Cliffhanger: Edward Randy (Data East) (1990) [Beat 'em Up; ] Two Crude (Data East USA) (1990) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Vapor Trail - Hyper Offence Formation (Data East Corporation) (1989) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Data East Counter Steer Counter Steer (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Driving / Motorbike; ] Gekitsui Oh (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Zero Target (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Data East ARM6 Captain America and The Avengers (Data East Corporation) (1991) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Dragon Gun (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Shooter / Gun; ] Fighter's History (Data East Corporation) (1993) [Fighter / Versus; ] Gun Hard (Data East) (1994) [Shooter; ] Locked 'n Loaded (Data East Corporation) (1994) [Shooter / Gun; ] Night Slashers (Data East Corporation) (1993) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Tattoo Assassins (Data East) (1994) [Fighting; ] Data East Astro Fighter Astro Fighter (Data East) (1979) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Space Fighter Mark II (Data East) (1979) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Tomahawk 777 (Data East) (1980) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Deco Cassette System 18 Holes Pro Golf (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Sports / Golf; ] Angler Dangler (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Sports / Fishing; ] Astro Fantasia (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Boulder Dash (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Maze / Digging; ] Bump 'n' Jump (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Driving / Race; ] Burger Time (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Burnin' Rubber (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Driving / Race; ] Cluster Buster (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Cook Race (bootleg) (1982) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Disco No.1 (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Puzzle / Outline; ] DS Telejan (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Tabletop / Mahjong; ] Explorer (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Fighting Ice Hockey (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Sports / Hockey; ] Fishing (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Sports / Fishing; ] Flash Boy (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Flying Ball (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Genesis (Gottlieb) (1986) [Electromechanical / Pinball; ] Graplop (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Hamburger (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Highway Chase (Data East Corporation) (1980) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] Kamikaze Cabbie (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Maze / Driving; ] Lock'n'Chase (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Maze / Collect; ] Lucky Poker (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Casino / Cards; ] Manhattan (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Misc. / Jump and Bounce; ] Mission-X (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Nebula (Data East Corporation) (1980) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Night Star (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Ocean to Ocean (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Casino / Misc.; ] Oozumou: The Grand Sumo (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Sports / Sumo; ] Peter Pepper's Ice Cream Factory (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Pro Bowling (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Bowling; ] Pro Soccer (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Soccer; ] Pro Tennis (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Sports / Tennis; ] Rootin' Tootin' / La-Pa-Pa (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Maze / Collect; ] Scrum Try (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Sports / Rugby Football; ] Skater (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Skateboarding; ] Super Astro Fighter (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Super Doubles Tennis (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Tennis; ] Sweet Heart (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Terranean (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] The Tower (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Climbing / Building; ] Tornado (Data East Corporation) (1982) [Shooter / 3rd Person; ] Tournament Pro Golf (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Sports / Golf; ] Treasure Island (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Maze / Collect; ] Zeroize (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Maze / Outline; ] Data East Last Mission Breywood (Data East) (1986) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Captain Silver (Data East Corporation) (1987) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Last Mission (Data East Corporation) (1986) [Shooter / Field; ] Shackled (Data East USA) (1986) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Data East Liberation B-Wings (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Boomer Rang'r (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Shooter / Walking; ] Dual Assault (Data East USA) (1984) [Shooter / Flying; ] Kamikaze Cabbie (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Maze / Driving; ] Liberation (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Shooter / Flying; ] Pro Bowling (1983) [Sports; ] Pro Soccer (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Sports / Soccer; ] Pro Sports: Bowling, Tennis, and Golf (1983) [Sports; ] Yellow Cab (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Maze / Driving; ] Zaviga (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Shooter / Misc. Vertical; ] Data East MEC-M1 Bad Dudes vs. Dragonninja (Data East USA) (1988) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Birdie Try (Data East Corporation) (1988) [Sports / Golf; ] DragonNinja (Data East) (1988) [Beat 'em Up; Platform; ] Fighting Fantasy (Data East Corporation) (1989) [Fighter / Versus; ] Heavy Barrel (Data East USA) (1987) [Shooter / Walking; ] Hippodrome (Data East USA) (1989) [Fighter / Versus; ] Robocop (Data East USA) (1988) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Stadium Hero (Data East Corporation) (1988) [Sports / Baseball; ] Data East Midnight Resistance Boulder Dash (Atari (USA)) [Action; Puzzle; ] Midnight Resistance (Data East Corporation) (1989) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Secret Agent (Data East) (1989) [Beat 'em Up; Platform; ] Sly Spy (Data East USA) (1989) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Data East MLC System Avengers In Galactic Storm (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Dunk Dream '95 (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Sports / Basketball; ] Hoops (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Sports / Basketball; ] Hoops '96 (Data East Corporation) (1996) [Sports / Basketball; ] Skull Fang (Data East Corporation) (1996) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Stadium Hero '96 (Data East Corporation) (1996) [Sports / Baseball; ] Data East Pocket Gal Pocket Gal (Data East Corporation) (1987) [Sports / Pool * Mature *; ] Pocket Gal 2 (Data East Corporation) (1989) [Sports / Pool * Mature *; ] Shoot Out (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Shooter / 3rd Person; ] Super Pool III (Data East Corporation) (1989) [Sports / Pool; ] Data East Simple 156 Cannon Dancer (Mitchell) (1996) [Action; Platform; ] Chain Reaction (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Charlie Ninja (Mitchell) (1994) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Ganbare! Gonta!! 2 / Party Time: Gonta the Diver II (Mitchell) (1995) [Puzzle; ] Joe & Mac Returns (Data East Corporation) (1994) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Magical Drop (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Magical Drop Plus 1 (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Osman (Mitchell) (1996) [Action; Platform; ] Party Time: Gonta the Diver II / Ganbare! Gonta!! 2 (Mitchell) (1995) [Puzzle / Outline * Mature *; ] Data East Super Burger Time China Town (Data East Corporation) (1998) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Super Burger Time (1990) [Platform; ] Data East Unique 18 Holes Pro Golf (Data East Corporation) (1981) [Sports / Golf; ] Backfire! (Data East Corporation) (1995) [Driving / Race; ] Bloody Wolf (Data East USA) (1988) [Shooter / Walking; ] Boogie Wings (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Shooter / Misc. Horizontal; ] Chanbara (Data East) (1985) [Fighter / 2D; ] Competition Golf Final Round (Data East) (1985) [Sports / Golf; ] Desert Assault (Data East Corporation) (1991) [Shooter / Walking; ] Destiny: The Fortuneteller (Data East Corporation) (1983) [Misc. / Prediction; ] Diet Go Go (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Dog Fight (Orca / Thunderbolt) (1983) [Shooter / Flying; ] Double Wings (Mitchell) (1993) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Express Raider (Data East USA) (1986) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] High Seas Havoc (Data East) (1993) [Platform / Run, Jump & Scrolling; ] Lemmings (Data East USA) (1991) [Puzzle / Misc.; ] Mad Alien (Data East Corporation) (1980) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] Metal Clash (Data East) (1985) [Fighter / Misc.; ] Pocket Gal Deluxe (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Sports / Pool * Mature *; ] Pro Baseball Skill Tryout (Data East Corporation) (1985) [Sports / Baseball; ] Psycho-Nics Oscar (Data East USA) (1987) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Tumble Pop (Data East Corporation) (1991) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Data East Side Pocket Break Thru (Data East USA) (1986) [Shooter / Driving Horizontal; ] Cobra-Command (Data East Corporation) (1988) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Darwin 4078 (Data East Corporation) (1986) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Kyohkoh-Toppa (Nihon Bussan) (1986) [Shooter; ] Side Pocket (Data East Corporation) (1986) [Sports / Pool; ] Super Real Darwin (Data East) (1987) [Shooter; ] Data East Wolf Fang Dark Seal 2 (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Gun Ball (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Shooter / Walking; ] Nitro Ball (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Shooter / Walking; ] Rohga Armor Force (Data East) (1991) [Platform; Shooter; ] Schmeiser Robo (Hot-B) (1993) [Fighting; ] Wizard Fire (Data East Corporation) (1992) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Data East Z80 Fire Trap (Woodplace Inc. (Data East USA license)) (1986) [Climbing / Building; ] Karate Champ (Data East USA) (1984) [Fighter / Versus; ] Karate Champ: Player Vs Player (Data East USA) (1984) [Fighter / Versus; ] Karate Dou (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Fighter / Versus; ] Ring King (Woodplace Inc. (Data East USA license)) (1985) [Sports / Boxing; ] Taisen Karate Dou (Data East Corporation) (1984) [Fighter / Versus; ]

started playing Gunnm Kasei no Kioku also known as Gunnm: Martian Memory . its a ps1 Alita battle angel game that was used as the base for the manga Gunnm: last order. the game was japan only but some cool guys fully translated the game to english. so i made a overlay bezel for it

Happy Christmas or Yule brothers! Arcade 3D Boxes 2.0 Important: Press follow button in the upper right corner to get notified for any future updates to this project, future updates to this page will not be pushed to the "What's New" section. I was inspired by the Mame 3D Boxes by @Robin55 and @Reevesad and the work by @spycat and @MadK9 At first I experimented to convert Robin's work to a darker color as it fits my dark colored setup better, one thing let to another and was helped enormously by @Robin55 in the process of automation and more, if it wasn't for all his help and work this project wouldn't have happened, thanks again so much brother! \m/ The 3D boxes are mostly for the Mame set (could include other emulators as well) but only includes Arcade video games, no pinball, fruit machines and such. Features: Covers based on official flyers, instruction flyers or fan art, customized official artwork and more. I've hunted down previously artwork missing from databases and/or very rare flyers, original resolution of these images can be low some times. Each box has a logo for the game, if it was missing I've hunted it down or extracted it from images (I upload these logos to the database as well) Each box has a logo of the company that either developed or published it (some flyers may have a different publisher from another region, bit confusing at times) Each box is manually color corrected, cleaned and optimized Some games have a second alternative version, made from cabinet side art, marquees or from a different region for example Please remember if you miss boxes to also check the naming convention of the file and if it is the same as the most recent version in the database. Any entry with "The" in front (Like The Astyanax) will be included in the QRST pack. NOTE! : After installing the images you have to select all (or any alphabetical range) arcade games (CTRL+A = select all) go to Tools and click 'Refresh selected images', let it load and cache and the games should now display the right 3D boxes. Hope you like Credits Thanks go out to anyone contributing and making art for the launchbox games database. Thanks for any help, encouragement and advice: @Robin55 @spycat @MadK9 @Reevesad @Jason Carr @Kondorito @zetec-s-joe @Fablog @andyco47 @mikty @PoloniumRain Special thanks to: @neil9000 and @Retro808 for those logistics \m/

SNK 8080 Ozma Wars (SNK) (1979) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Safari Rally (SNK (Taito license)) (1979) [Maze / Driving; ] SNK 68000 Datsugoku: Prisoners of War (SNK) (1988) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Ikari III: The Rescue (SNK) (1989) [Shooter / Walking; ] P.O.W.: Prisoners of War (SNK) (1988) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] SAR: Search And Rescue (SNK) (1989) [Shooter / Walking; ] Street Smart (SNK) (1989) [Fighter / Versus Co-op; ] SNK Alpha 68000 Battle Field (Alpha Denshi Co. (SNK license)) (1987) [Shooter / Walking; ] Gang Wars (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1989) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Gold Medalist (SNK) (1988) [Sports / Track & Field; ] Mahjong Block Jongbou (SNK) (1987) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout * Mature *; ] Paddle Mania (SNK) (1988) [Sports / Misc.; ] Sky Adventure (Alpha Denshi Co. (SNK of America license)) (1989) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Sky Soldiers (Alpha Denshi Co. (SNK of America/Romstar license)) (1988) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Super Champion Baseball (Alpha Denshi Co. (SNK of America license)) (1989) [Sports / Baseball; ] The Next Space (SNK) (1989) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Time Soldiers (Alpha Denshi Co. (SNK/Romstar license)) (1987) [Shooter / Walking; ] SNK HAL 21 System Alpha Mission (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Arian Mission (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] ASO: Armored Scrum Object (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] HAL21 (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] SNK Hyper NeoGeo 64 Beast Busters: Second Nightmare (SNK / ADK) (1998) [Shooter / Gun; ] Buriki One: World Grapple Tournament '99 in Tokyo (SNK) (1999) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fatal Fury: Wild Ambition (SNK) (1999) [Fighter / Versus; ] Roads Edge / Round Trip RV (SNK) (1997) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Samurai Shodown 64 / Samurai Spirits 64 (SNK) (1997) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown 64: Warriors Rage / Samurai Spirits 2: Asura Zanmaden (SNK) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] Xtreme Rally / Off Beat Racer! (SNK) (1998) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] SNK Main Event System Canvas Croquis (SNK) (1985) [Puzzle / Reconstruction * Mature *; ] Main Event (SNK) (1984) [Sports / Boxing; ] SNK Neo Geo MVS 2020 Super Baseball (SNK / Pallas) (1991) [Sports / Baseball; ] 3 Count Bout / Fire Suplex (SNK) (1993) [Sports / Wrestling; ] Aero Fighters (Tecmo) (1992) [Shooter; ] Aero Fighters 2 (Video System Co.) (1994) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Aero Fighters 3 / Sonic Wings 3 (Video System Co.) (1995) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Aggressors of Dark Kombat / Tsuukai GANGAN Koushinkyoku (ADK / SNK) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] Alpha Mission II / ASO II: Last Guardian (SNK) (1991) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Andro Dunos (Visco) (1992) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Art of Fighting / Ryuuko no Ken (SNK) (1992) [Fighter / Versus; ] Art of Fighting 2 / Ryuuko no Ken 2 (SNK) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior / Art of Fighting: Ryuuko no Ken Gaiden (SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Bakatonosama Mahjong Manyuuki (Monolith Corp.) (1991) [Tabletop / Mahjong * Mature *; ] Bang Bang Busters (Visco) (2000) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Bang Bead (Visco) (2000) [Sports / Misc.; ] Baseball Stars 2 (SNK) (1992) [Sports / Baseball; ] Baseball Stars Professional (SNK) (1990) [Sports / Baseball; ] Battle Flip Shot (Visco) (1998) [Sports / Misc.; ] Blazing Star (Yumekobo) (1998) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Blue's Journey / Raguy (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1990) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Breakers (Visco) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Breakers Revenge (Visco) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] Burning Fight (SNK) (1991) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Captain Tomaday (Visco) (1999) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (Takara) (1995) [Quiz / Questions in Japanese; ] Chibi Maruko-chan: Maruko Deluxe Quiz (Takara) (1995) [Quiz / Questions in Japanese; ] Choutetsu Brikin'ger / Iron Clad (SNK) (1996) [Shooter; ] Crossed Swords (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1991) [Fighter / Misc.; ] Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon 2003 Super Plus (bootleg) (2003) [Fighting; ] Cyber-Lip (SNK) (1990) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Double Dragon (Technos Japan) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Eight Man (SNK / Pallas) (1991) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Far East of Eden: Kabuki Klash / Tengai Makyou: Shin Den (Hudson) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fatal Fury 2 / Garou Densetsu 2: Arata-naru Tatakai (SNK) (1992) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fatal Fury 3: Road to the Final Victory / Garou Densetsu 3: Haruka-naru Tatakai (SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fatal Fury Special / Garou Densetsu Special (SNK) (1993) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fatal Fury: King of Fighters / Garou Densetsu: Shukumei no Tatakai (SNK) (1991) [Fighter / Versus; ] Fight Fever / Wang Jung Wang (Viccom) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] Football Frenzy (SNK) (1992) [Sports / Football; ] Galaxy Fight: Universal Warriors (Sunsoft) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Ganryu / Musashi Ganryuki (Visco) (1999) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Garou: Mark of the Wolves (SNK) (1999) [Fighter / Versus; ] Ghost Pilots (SNK) (1991) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Ghostlop (Data East Corporation) (1996) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Goal! Goal! Goal! (Visco) (1995) [Sports / Soccer; ] Gururin (Face) (1994) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Jockey Grand Prix (Sun Amusement / BrezzaSoft) (2001) [Casino / Racing; ] Jyanshin Densetsu: Quest of Jongmaster (Unreleased Prototype) (1994) [Puzzle; ] Karnov's Revenge / Fighter's History Dynamite (Data East Corporation) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] King of the Monsters (SNK) (1991) [Fighter / Multiplay; ] King of the Monsters 2: The Next Thing (SNK) (1992) [Fighter / Multiplay; ] Kizuna Encounter: Super Tag Battle / Fu'un Super Tag Battle (SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Last Resort (SNK) (1992) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] League Bowling (SNK) (1990) [Sports / Bowling; ] Legend of Success Joe / Ashita no Joe Densetsu (SNK / Wave) (1991) [Fighter / Versus; ] Magical Drop II (Data East Corporation) (1996) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Magical Drop III (Data East Corporation) (1997) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Magician Lord (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1990) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Mahjong Kyo Retsuden (SNK) (1990) [Tabletop / Mahjong * Mature *; ] Matrimelee / Shin Gouketsuji Ichizoku Toukon (Noise Factory / Atlus) (2002) [Fighter / Versus; ] Metal Slug 2: Super Vehicle-001/II (SNK) (1998) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Metal Slug 3 (SNK) (2000) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Metal Slug 4 Plus (bootleg) (2002) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Metal Slug 5 (SNK Playmore) (2003) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Metal Slug X: Super Vehicle-001 (SNK) (1999) [Platform / Shooter Scrolling; ] Minasan no Okagesamadesu! Dai Sugoroku Taikai (Monolith Corp.) (1990) [Tabletop / Mahjong; ] Money Puzzle Exchanger / Money Idol Exchanger (Face) (1997) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Mutation Nation (SNK) (1992) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] NAM-1975 (SNK) (1990) [Shooter / 3rd Person; ] Neo Bomberman (Hudson) (1997) [Maze / Collect; ] Neo Drift Out: New Technology (Visco) (1996) [Driving / Race; ] Neo Mr. Do! (Visco) (1996) [Maze / Digging; ] Neo Turf Masters / Big Tournament Golf (Nazca) (1996) [Sports / Golf; ] Neo-Geo Cup '98: The Road to the Victory (SNK) (1998) [Sports / Soccer; ] Nightmare in the Dark (bootleg) (2001) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Ninja Combat (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1990) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Ninja Commando (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1992) [Shooter / Walking; ] Ninja Master's: Haoh-ninpo-cho (ADK / SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Over Top (ADK) (1996) [Driving / Race; ] Panic Bomber (Eighting / Hudson) (1994) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Pleasure Goal / Futsal: 5 on 5 Mini Soccer (Saurus) (1996) [Sports / Soccer; ] Pochi and Nyaa (Aiky / Taito) (2003) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Pop 'n Bounce / Gapporin (Video System Co.) (1997) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Power Instinct (Atlus) (1993) [Fighter / Versus; ] Power Spikes II (Video System Co.) (1994) [Sports / Volleyball; ] Prehistoric Isle 2 (Yumekobo / Saurus) (1999) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Pulstar (Aicom) (1995) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Puzzle Bobble / Bust-A-Move (Taito) (1994) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Puzzle De Pon! (Visco) (1995) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Puzzled / Joy Joy Kid (SNK) (1990) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Quiz Daisousa Sen: The Last Count Down (SNK) (1991) [Quiz / Questions in Japanese; ] Quiz King of Fighters (Saurus (SNK license)) (1995) [Quiz / Questions in Japanese; ] Quiz Meitantei Neo & Geo: Quiz Daisousa Sen part 2 (SNK) (1992) [Quiz / Questions in Japanese; ] Rage of the Dragons (Evoga / Playmore) (2002) [Fighter / Versus; ] Ragnagard / Shin-Oh-Ken (Saurus) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Real Bout Fatal Fury / Real Bout Garou Densetsu (SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Real Bout Fatal Fury 2: The Newcomers / Real Bout Garou Densetsu 2: The Newcomers (SNK) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] Real Bout Fatal Fury Special / Real Bout Garou Densetsu Special (SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Riding Hero (SNK) (1990) [Driving / Motorbike; ] Robo Army (SNK) (1991) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Samurai Shodown / Samurai Spirits (SNK) (1993) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown II / Shin Samurai Spirits: Haohmaru Jigokuhen (SNK) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown III / Samurai Spirits: Zankurou Musouken (SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown IV: Amakusa's Revenge / Samurai Spirits: Amakusa Kourin (SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown V / Samurai Spirits Zero (Yuki Enterprise / SNK Playmore) (2003) [Fighter / Versus; ] Samurai Shodown V Special / Samurai Spirits Zero Special (Yuki Enterprise / SNK Playmore) (2004) [Fighter / Versus; ] Savage Reign / Fu'un Mokushiroku: Kakutou Sousei (SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Sengoku / Sengoku Denshou (SNK) (1991) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Sengoku 2 / Sengoku Denshou 2 (SNK) (1993) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Sengoku 3 / Sengoku Densho 2001 (Noise Factory / SNK) (2001) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Shock Troopers (Saurus) (1997) [Shooter / Walking; ] Shock Troopers: 2nd Squad (Saurus) (1998) [Shooter / Walking; ] SNK vs. Capcom: SVC Chaos (bootleg) (2003) [Fighter / Versus; ] Soccer Brawl (SNK) (1991) [Sports / Soccer; ] Sonic Wings (Tecmo) (1992) [Shooter; ] Spin Master / Miracle Adventure (Data East Corporation) (1993) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Stakes Winner / Stakes Winner: GI Kinzen Seiha e no Michi (Saurus) (1995) [Sports / Horse Racing; ] Stakes Winner 2 (Saurus) (1996) [Sports / Horse Racing; ] Street Hoop / Street Slam / Dunk Dream (Data East Corporation) (1994) [Sports / Basketball; ] Strikers 1945 Plus (Psikyo) (1999) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Super Dodge Ball (Technos Japan) (1987) [Sports / Dodgeball; ] Super Sidekicks / Tokuten Ou (SNK) (1992) [Sports / Soccer; ] Super Sidekicks 2: The World Championship / Tokuten Ou 2: Real Fight Football (SNK) (1994) [Sports / Soccer; ] Super Sidekicks 3: The Next Glory / Tokuten Ou 3: Eikou e no Michi (SNK) (1995) [Sports / Soccer; ] Tecmo World Soccer '96 (Tecmo) (1996) [Sports / Soccer; ] The Irritating Maze / Ultra Denryu Iraira Bou (SNK / Saurus) (1997) [Maze / Ball Guide; ] The King of Fighters '94 (SNK) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters '95 (SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters '96 (SNK) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters '97 (SNK) (1997) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters '98: The Slugfest / King of Fighters '98: Dream Match Never Ends (SNK) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters '99: Millennium Battle (SNK) (1999) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters 10th Anniversary Extra Plus (bootleg) (2005) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters 2000 (SNK) (2000) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters 2001 (Eolith / SNK) (2001) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters 2002 (Eolith / Playmore) (2002) [Fighter / Versus; ] The King of Fighters 2003 (bootleg) (2003) [Fighter / Versus; ] The Last Blade / Bakumatsu Roman: Gekka no Kenshi (SNK) (1997) [Fighter / Versus; ] The Last Blade 2 / Bakumatsu Roman: Dai Ni Maku Gekka no Kenshi (SNK) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] The Super Spy (SNK) (1990) [Fighter / Misc.; ] The Ultimate 11: The SNK Football Championship / Tokuten Ou: Honoo no Libero (SNK) (1996) [Sports / Soccer; ] Thrash Rally (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1991) [Driving / Race; ] Top Hunter: Roddy & Cathy (SNK) (1994) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Top Player's Golf (SNK) (1990) [Sports / Golf; ] Twinkle Star Sprites (ADK / SNK) (1996) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] V-Liner (Dyna / BrezzaSoft) (2001) [Slot Machine / Video Slot; ] Viewpoint (Sammy / Aicom) (1992) [Shooter / Flying Diagonal; ] Voltage Fighter: Gowcaizer / Choujin Gakuen Gowcaizer (Technos Japan) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Waku Waku 7 (Sunsoft) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Windjammers / Flying Power Disc (Data East Corporation) (1994) [Sports / Misc.; ] World Heroes (Alpha Denshi Co.) (1992) [Fighter / Versus; ] World Heroes 2 (ADK) (1993) [Fighter / Versus; ] World Heroes 2 Jet (ADK / SNK) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] World Heroes Perfect (ADK / SNK) (1995) [Fighter / Versus; ] Zed Blade / Operation Ragnarok (NMK) (1994) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Zintrick (bootleg) (1996) [Puzzle; ] Zupapa! (SNK) (2001) [Platform / Run Jump; ] SNK Psycho Soldier System Chopper I (SNK) (1988) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Dogou Souken (SNK) (1986) [Shooter / Walking; ] Guerrilla War (SNK) (1987) [Shooter / Walking; ] Guevara (SNK) (1987) [Shooter / Walking; ] Koukuu Kihei Monogatari: The Legend of Air Cavalry (SNK) (1988) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Psycho Soldier (SNK) (1987) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] TouchDown Fever (SNK) (1987) [Sports / Football; ] TouchDown Fever 2 (SNK) (1988) [Sports / Football; ] Victory Road (SNK) (1986) [Shooter / Walking; ] SNK Rock-Ola System Fantasy (SNK (Rock-Ola license)) (1981) [Maze / Fighter; ] Pioneer Balloon (SNK (Rock-Ola license)) (1982) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Sasuke vs. Commander (SNK) (1980) [Shooter / 3rd Person; ] Satan of Saturn (SNK) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Vanguard (SNK) (1981) [Shooter / Flying; ] Zarzon (SNK (Taito America license)) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] SNK Triple Z80 System Bermuda Triangle (SNK) (1987) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] Fighting Soccer (SNK) (1988) [Sports / Soccer; ] T.A.N.K (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] T.N.K III (SNK) (1985) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] World Wars (SNK) (1987) [Shooter / Flying Vertical; ] SNK Unique Baseball Stars: Be a Champ! (SNK (Nintendo of America license)) (1989) [Sports / Baseball; ] Genshitou 1930's (SNK) (1989) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ] Gladiator 1984 (SNK) (1984) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Joyful Road (SNK) (1983) [Driving / Guide and Collect; ] Jumping Cross (SNK) (1984) [Driving / Motorbike (Motocross); ] Lasso (SNK) (1982) [Shooter / Misc.; ] Meijinsen (SNK) (1986) [Tabletop / Shougi; ] Munch Mobile (SNK (Centuri license)) (1983) [Driving / Guide and Collect; ] Prehistoric Isle in 1930 (SNK) (1989) [Shooter / Flying Horizontal; ]

Atari 6502 Colour Raster Agent X (Atari) (1983) [Shooter / Field; ] Cloak & Dagger (Atari) (1983) [Shooter / Field; ] Cloud 9 (Atari) (1983) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Crystal Castles (Atari) (1983) [Maze / Collect; ] Dragon Master (Unico) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] Firebeast (Atari) (1983) [Platform / Shooter; ] Liberator (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Command; ] Qwak (Atari) (1982) [Puzzle / Sliding; ] Return of the Jedi (Atari) (1984) [Shooter / Driving Diagonal; ] Road Runner (Atari Games) (1985) [Platform / Run, Jump & Scrolling; ] Runaway (Atari) (1982) [Maze / Collect; ] Sprint 4 (Atari) (1977) [Driving / Race Track; ] Tetris (Atari Games) (1988) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Atari 68000 Bad Lands (Atari Games) (1989) [Driving / Race Track; ] Batman (Atari Games) (1990) [Platform / Fighter Scrolling; ] Blasteroids (Atari Games) (1987) [Shooter / Field; ] Blasteroids (With Heads) (Atari Games) (1987) [Shooter / Field; ] Food Fight (General Computer Corporation (Atari license)) (1982) [Fighter / Field; ] Klax (Atari Games) (1989) [Puzzle / Drop; ] Off the Wall (Bally/Sente) (1984) [Sports / Tennis; ] Rampart (Atari Games) (1990) [Shooter / Command; ] Relief Pitcher (Atari Games) (1992) [Sports / Baseball; ] Shuuz (Atari Games) (1990) [Sports / Horseshoes; ] Skull & Crossbones (Atari Games) (1989) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Toobin' (Atari Games) (1988) [Sports / Misc.; ] Vindicators (Atari Games) (1988) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] Xybots (Atari Games) (1987) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Atari Centipede Centipede (Atari) (1980) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Maze Invaders (Atari) (1981) [Maze / Collect; ] Millipede (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Tunnel Hunt (Atari (Centuri license)) (1979) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Warlords (Atari) (1980) [Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Atari Cojag Area 51 (Atari Games) (1995) [Shooter / Gun; ] Area 51 / Maximum Force Duo v2.0 (Atari Games) (1998) [Shooter / Gun; ] Fishin' Frenzy (Time Warner Interactive) (1995) [Sports / Fishing; ] Freeze (Atari Games) (1996) [Puzzle / Toss; ] Maximum Force (Atari Games) (1996) [Shooter / Gun; ] Vicious Circle (Atari Games) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Atari Cyberball Cyberball (Atari Games) (1988) [Sports / Football; ] Cyberball 2072 (Atari Games) (1989) [Sports / Football; ] Tournament Cyberball 2072 (Atari Games) (1989) [Sports / Football; ] Atari Discrete Logic Anti-Aircraft [TTL] (Atari) (1975) [TTL * Shooter / Gallery; ] Breakout [TTL] (Atari) (1976) [TTL * Ball & Paddle / Breakout; ] Crash 'n Score/Stock Car [TTL] (Atari) (1975) [TTL * Driving / Demolition Derby; ] Crossfire (Empire) (1975) [Slot Machine / Reels; ] Dodgem (Zaccaria) (1979) [Maze / Driving; ] Got-cha Mini Game Festival (Dongsung / Para) (1997) [Multiplay / Mini-Games; ] Gran Trak 20/Trak 20/Twin Racer [TTL] (Atari/Kee) (1974) [TTL * Driving / Race; ] Indy 4 [TTL] (Atari/Kee) (1976) [TTL * Driving / Race Track; ] Indy 800 [TTL] (Atari/Kee) (1975) [TTL * Driving / Race Track; ] Jet Fighter/Jet Fighter Cocktail/Launch Aircraft (Atari) (1975) [TTL * Shooter / Field; ] Le Mans [TTL] (Atari) (1976) [TTL * Driving / Race Track; ] Outlaw [TTL] (Atari) (1976) [TTL * Shooter / Versus; ] Pong (Atari) (1972) [TTL * Ball & Paddle / Pong; ] Qwak!/Quack [TTL] (Atari) (1974) [TTL * Shooter / Gun; ] Shark JAWS [TTL] (Atari/Horror Games) (1975) [TTL * Shooter / Underwater; ] Steeplechase [TTL] (Atari) (1975) [TTL * Sports / Horse Racing; ] Stunt Cycle [TTL] (Atari) (1976) [TTL * Driving / Motorbike; ] Tank/Tank Cocktail [TTL] (Atari/Kee) (1974) [TTL * Maze / Shooter Small; ] Touch Me (Atari) (1979) [Handheld / Electronic Game; ] Atari Dual 68000 Escape from the Planet of the Robot Monsters (Atari Games) (1989) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] ThunderJaws (Atari Games) (1990) [Shooter / Misc. Horizontal; ] Atari 6502 Vector Asteroids (Atari) (1979) [Shooter / Field; ] Asteroids Deluxe (Atari) (1981) [Shooter / Field; ] Battle Zone (Atari) (1980) [Shooter / Driving 1st Person; ] Bradley Trainer (Atari) (1980) [Shooter / 1st Person; ] Lunar Lander (Atari) (1979) [Driving / Landing; ] Atari Flagstaff San Francisco Rush (Atari Games) (1996) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] San Francisco Rush: The Rock (Atari Games) (1997) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Atari G1 Hydra (Atari Games) (1990) [Shooter / Driving (chase view); ] Pit Fighter (Atari Games) (1990) [Fighter / Versus; ] Atari G42 Danger Express (Atari Games) (1992) [Shooter / Misc. Vertical; ] Guardians of the 'Hood (Atari Games) (1992) [Fighter / 2.5D; ] Road Riot 4WD (Atari Games) (1991) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Atari Gauntlet Gauntlet (Atari Games) (1985) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Gauntlet II (Atari Games) (1986) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Vindicators Part II (Atari Games) (1988) [Shooter / Driving Vertical; ] Atari GT Primal Rage (Atari Games) (1994) [Fighter / Versus; ] T-MEK (Atari Games) (1994) [Shooter / 1st Person; ] Atari GX2 Moto Frenzy (Atari Games) (1992) [Driving / Motorbike; ] Moto Frenzy Deluxe (Atari) (1992) [Racing; ] Road Riot's Revenge (Atari Games) (1993) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Space Lords (Atari Games) (1992) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Atari Kangaroo Arabian (Sun Electronics (Atari license)) (1983) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Kangaroo (Sun Electronics (Atari license)) (1982) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Atari Unique BeatHead (Atari Games) (1993) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Fast Freddie (Kaneko (Atari license)) (1982) [Sports / Hang Gliding; ] Gauntlet (Atari Games) (1985) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] I, Robot (Atari) (1983) [Shooter / Misc.; ] Metal Maniax (Atari Games) (2023) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Primal Rage 2 (Atari) (1996) [Fighter / Versus; ] Quiz Show (Atari (Kee Games)) (1976) [Quiz / Questions in English; ] TomCat (Atari) (1985) [Shooter / Flying; ] Tournament Table (Atari) (1978) [MultiGame / Compilation; ] Vs. Atari R.B.I. Baseball (Namco) (1986) [Sports / Baseball; ] Atari Seattle California Speed (Atari Games) (1998) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Mace: The Dark Age (Atari Games) (1997) [Fighter / Versus; ] Vapor TRX (Atari Games) (1998) [Driving / Race (chase view); ] Atari System 1 Asteroids (Atari) (1979) [Shooter / Field; ] Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (Atari Games) (1985) [Maze / Fighter; ] Marble Madness (Atari Games) (1984) [Maze / Ball Guide; ] Peter Pack Rat (Atari Games) (1985) [Platform / Run Jump; ] Relief Pitcher (Atari Games) (1992) [Sports / Baseball; ] Road Blasters (Atari Games) (1987) [Shooter / Driving (chase view); ] Road Runner (Atari Games) (1985) [Platform / Run, Jump & Scrolling; ] Atari System 2 720 Degrees (Atari Games) (1986) [Sports / Skateboarding; ] APB: All Points Bulletin (Atari Games) (1987) [Driving / Misc.; ] Championship Sprint (Atari Games) (1986) [Driving / Race Track; ] Paperboy (Atari Games) (1984) [Maze / Driving; ] Super Sprint (Atari Games) (1986) [Driving / Race Track; ] Atari System IV Air Race (Atari Games) (1997) [Driving / Plane; ] The Last Starfighter (Atari Games) (1984) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Atari Vector Black Widow (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Field; ] Gravitar (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Field; ] Lunar Battle (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Field; ] Major Havoc (Atari) (1983) [Shooter / Misc.; ] Quantum (General Computer Corporation (Atari license)) (1982) [Puzzle / Outline; ] Red Baron (Atari) (1980) [Shooter / Flying 1st Person; ] Space Duel (Atari) (1982) [Shooter / Field; ] Tempest (Atari) (1981) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Tempest Tubes (hack (Duncan Brown)) (1980) [Shooter / Gallery; ] Atari Vegas Gauntlet Legends (Atari Games) (1998) [Maze / Shooter Large; ] Road Burners (Atari Games) (1999) [Driving / Motorbike; ] Tenth Degree (Atari Games) (1998) [Fighter / Versus; ] War: Final Assault (Atari Games) (1999) [Shooter / 1st Person; ]

I have a homemade arcade cabinet built and I really like playing alot of the late 90's arcade games in their original ratio of 4:3, even though the Supermodel Emulator does a fantastic job converting these into a 16:9 ratio. With that being said I couldn't find any "per game" Bezels for the full Model 3 Set of games, so I decided to use my Photoshop skills and make my own. So here is the full set of Model 3 Bezels on a per game basis. Personally I use an amazing CRT Shader with these Bezels via ReShade and it looks pretty damn good. If you are a 4:3 purest, enjoy these custom Bezels!! -Cheers!

Create marquee images from Clear Logos (for use with Pixelcade™ LED Marquee displays) Pixelcade already provides numerous marquee images for many Platforms. But you may come across one or more that are missing. This plugin will create 128x32 marquee-resolution png images using your games existing Clear Logo and place them in your Pixelcade directory**, under the corresponding Platform folder. What’s needed: The plugin files Pixelcade software installed (including LEDBlinky) [https://pixelcade.org] ffmpeg.exe (used to convert/create the marquee images) [https://ffmpeg.org] (included) (optional) An actual Pixelcade™ Marquee display Installing: Download and unblock the plugin zip file (Right-click the zip file, select Properties and check UnBlock) Copy the contents of the zip file into your ../LaunchBox/Plugins/ folder i.e. D:\LaunchBox\Plugins\PixelcadeMarquees\ Setting up the plugin: The default install location for Pixelcade is “C:\Program Files (x86)\Pixelcade”**. If you installed it somewhere else, edit “pixSettings.xml” located in the Plugin folder. (Notepad can be used to edit it) Change the path (line #3) to match your install location. Save and close. <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <settings> <pixCadePath>C:\Program Files (x86)\Pixelcade</pixCadePath> </settings> **Note: If your Pixelcade installation is located under “C:\Program Files (x86)”, you will need to have Access Permission to be able to save the images there. The plugin will check for permissions when launched. If it doesn’t have the proper permission, images will be saved to the "Completed" subfolder. i.e. D:\LaunchBox\Plugins\PixelcadeMarquees\Completed\ You will then need to copy them manually when done. The images will be saved to their own Platform subfolder as Pixelcade sees them. (Pixelcade Platform naming conversions are taken from "console.csv" located in your Pixelcade directory.) Example: if your Platform is called "Arcade", images will be saved in the folder "mame". Using the plugin: Start LaunchBox. Select one or more games. Right Click and select Generate Pixelcade Marquee Image Click Create Marquee Game Title vs. ROM name: In most cases LaunchBox passes the games ROM name to LEDBlinky (which in turn passes it to Pixelcade). But for certain games (namely Steam games [and others?]), LaunchBox will pass the games Title. For these, you’ll want to check the box Use game Title for marquee image. If the games Title contains illegal characters (such as : [semicolon]), the image will not be created. When selecting multiple games, if you check Use game Title for marquee image and click Create Marquees, if the game Title contains illegal characters, a message will popup indicating that game will be skipped. You can bypass these messages by checking Skip warnings about Titles with invalid characters. Special thanks to @megashub for coming up with the idea for this plugin and for figuring out how to manipulate and convert the images to make them suitable for Pixelcade™ displays. As always, questions, comments and suggestions are always welcome.

The idea of this set is to place the gameplay video in context, with the hardware of its time. A touch of nostalgia to better understand an unknown material especially for the youngest. Most of the montages use the EmuMovie gameplay videos. The others are mine. This video set is also available in 4:3 ratio here I also share the gameplay videos I create with the help of the community. On EmuMovie FTP : "Upload here > _Video Snap Submissions > Viking (Platform Video)" /!\ IMPORTANT NEWS /!\ Dad of 2 young children, I dont have enough time to make another video. Thanks to him, @dragon57 are nicely create new video for this set. You can find additional videos here. If other people are interested in creating video for this set, here is a Mega link to download a 7zip archive with some source files that will help you stay in the graphical lines. Thank you for your help and your understanding! // VIDEO // Platform = 253 videos Category = 5 videos // INFORMATION // 16:9 format HD resolution : 1920x1080px MP4 format - H264 Codec - AAC audio - most with 30fps EmuMovie or community video integration, unless not available, I created myself the games loop. // INSTRUCTION // There is 2 way to download my videos : Way 1 : The easy one In LaunchBox, go to "tools > Download platform video theme" Select "Viking's Nostalgia (16x9)" Clic "OK" Way 2 : By hand Download files here one by one and copy into : ... / LauchBox / Themes / <theme name> / Videos / Platforms / ... Rename the videos exactly as the name of the desired platform in LaunchBox. Launch BigBox // PREVIEW //

This is my collection of 3D box for Windows with 1769 games, I've made over 1000 but there are also some that I found which would be hard to sort through. Thank Robin55 for the Tutorial and Photoshop Action File.

Wanted a proper cover for this version of the game and so now we have another option. Enjoy folks!

back once again to bring you folks another cover! This time we have Sacred 3 and as always I hope you guys get some use out of this.

Collection unified video themes, use with your favorite frontend. Enjoy.

Here are some Unified style genre videos that I made. I thought they may be useful for others in the community. I will add more if I make any others.

I don't want to spam our forum with Game Marquee banners. The community has been provided with the wonderful tool CTC. In addition, there are already so many good tips to put together your own marquee or banner or whatever. Here are two tools that I am currently using myself to beautify my setup. Marquee Generator template for Community Theme Creator 1.1 Realistic Marquee Monitor FX 1.3 And last but not least, my pictures with which I am currently assembling my platform marquees for download. I'm currently using it to create my game marquees like this one, not final yet, but the possibilities are there... Realy simple examples:

1296 SHMUPS! Split playlists for arcade and consoles. Download the .xml files and place them in your LaunchBox\Data\Playlists directory. Here's how many games are in each playlist: SHMUPS (Arcade): 501* SHMUPS (Dreamcast) 24 SHMUPS (Game Gear) : 9 SHMUPS (GB/GBC) : 42 SHMUPS (GBA): 21 SHMUPS (Genesis) : 70 (including Sega CD and 32x games) SHMUPS (MSX): 144** SHMUPS (Naomi): 18 SHMUPS (NES): 132 (including Famicom and Famicom Disk games) SHMUPS (PS1): 69 SHMUPS (PS2): 34 SHMUPS (PSP): 24 SHMUPS (Saturn) 54 SHMUPS (SMS): 20 SHMUPS (SNES): 39 SHMUPS (Turbo Grafx): 99 (including Turbo CD/PC Engine/PC Engine CD/SuperGrafx games) SHMUPS (All-in-one) 1296 *2 games in the Arcade list, 'Pilot Kids' and 'Zero Gunner', will require a Sega Model 2 emulator for them to work. These two games are made by Psikyo...quality SHMUPS. **The MSX list still needs a bit of work, there are a few 3D/rail shooters that need to be edited out. A future update will probably have less games in the list. What these playlists have: 2D and 2.5D horizontal and vertical SHMUPS Some classic fixed screen SHMUPS (Space Invaders, Galaga, Asteroids, etc.) mostly No Clones (These lists were handpicked. Lots of 'Same game, different name' games were filtered out) No Run 'N Gun style games (Contra, Metal Slug, Turrican, etc.), but some hybrid games did make it on here. No 3D Shooters (Afterburner, Galaxy Force II, Space Harrier, etc.)

- These are available through EmuMovies Sync also. This is an almost complete collection of PlayStation 3 - PlayStation Store 3D Boxes. There are 766 Boxes in this collection. Please note these Boxes are for Games that were Released on the PlayStation Store ONLY, cross-overs are not included. If you find my work of use could you please consider donating to my Patreon found here: https://www.patreon.com/RobinLevingstone My PlayStation 3D Boxes for Disc games can be downloaded here: GAMES COVERED:

Collection Logos + Files AI Adobe Enjoy

This is my first contribution to this Frontend. It's my PS3 3d Covers collection made so far (140 covers) with 952x1326 resolution. More it will come as soons as I made new ones. Some PSN only games were made with artwork collected and my imagination but always respecting PS3 covers template standards. I hope you like it.

yes i know its big , but with quality comes size im afraid where would we be without the FF series of games , i'll tell you ... very bored. this is my homage to my favourite rpg games. Hope you enjoy it as much as i enjoyed making it.

Here are cartridges for 25 Sammy Atomiswave games

This is made for theme i am working on, but will also work for any BB theme that uses same/similar layout , video on left like Retrotastic by @faeran Work in progress... Just copy files to your desired theme. It uses same folder format as Retrostatic Images/Game/Background Images/Platform/Background Platform collections themes done so far 97 files: And few game themes: Metal Gear for PC and Doom Troopers More to come as i get more time. Have fun!

This is an almost complete collection of PlayStation 3 - PlayStation Store 2D Covers. There are 766 covers in this collection. Please note these boxes are for games released on the PlayStation Store ONLY, cross-overs are not included. LIST OF GAMES COVERED: My PlayStation 3 Disc games Pack can be Downloaded here:

16:9 Bezel and overlay for Atari Destroyer. Install: 1) Unzip contents. 2) Drop the destroyr folder into your appropriate platform folder under rocketlauncher/media/bezels/[your platform]/ 3) Drop the destroyr.zip file into your MAME/artwork folder. 4) Enable backdrops and overlays in your MAME machine under video options, and set view to "full" for the best experience. The overlay/bezel is meant to be used with the V2.0 of the destroyer rom. The MAME artwork part of the bezel is only used to provide the blue overlay and backdrop for the game. Credits to: Trevor Brown for his awesome artwork scans, and Derek Moore for the generic arcade bezel used in the composition of this overlay.