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  1. I have a share going on that "if you were to deep dive" you might find some answers to some of your questions. I'm hesitant to put any links here to it, so if you're interested please email me at mail@snaapgames.com and say "deepdive" and I'll reply. That goes for anyone.
  2. Agreed, very time consuming and near impossible. I don't make 1g1r sets.
  3. It's everything I can find including betas, demos, languages, bootlegs, versions, etc.
  4. I think this deep a level isn't required, IMO. I'm only looking at files that were renamed, redated or similar. byte by byte isn't something I'd consider from a hobbyist perspective just to save space. I have saved hundreds of GB of space using this. You may want or need more space saved which goes beyond my needs.
  5. Not sure what you mean, this is free... https://www.bigbangenterprises.de/en/doublekiller/ I've been using it for years. It doesn't matter what the files are named or even what their file types are.
  6. I decided a while back that to be sure every game was correctly named I'd have to play them, or at least start them up to make sure. There's too many, so I don't.
  7. Currently a little over 900,000 with 35TB. Everything zips down to about 23TB.
  8. It would be great if there was a way to zip something and show it here for all of these platforms... For android I use LD Player and Bluestacks depending on what each APK is or needs. TBH a lot of my platforms have at least 1 or 2 setup so I can right-click and choose another emu when the first choice doesn't work. I have a few pics that might help at https://snaapgames.square.site that might be useful - there's a few images showing all my emulators and more. This is taking up a little over 35TB right now, but zipped and uploaded it's around 22-23TB so far. Might be worth a look if you're looking to expand
  9. Welcome to the April 2024 Video update for 'McFly'. I've added a classical music soundtrack to this almost 6 hour ( 😮 ) video as the copyright from all the individual videos would guarantee it being taken down by YouTube. This Launchbox / Bigbox build is a culmination of over 8 years of my own work, with this being my latest effort at collecting everything I can. This video is Platforms only. There are 30 seconds between all 726 platforms. Currently this build has over 900,000 titles. Yikes. Bigbox theme is 'Coverbox'.
  10. So I'm scaling back a bit, I need to get some work done (DIY things) around the house so I need to leave this little project for a while. Let me know if there's anything you want / need in the next week as after that I won't be logging in here for a few months.
  11. I have 'Ultimate Doom' and 'Wolfenstein 3D Mods', attached. I also have a 'hacked' playlist. I'd love to get your media and I'm sure the rest of the community would too. Thanks for hanging onto the old stuff Wolfenstein 3d Mods.xml Ultimate Doom.xml
  12. There only seems to be 1 'working' emulator right now, https://sheepshaver.cebix.net/ but I can't get it working either... even inside BeOS. "SheepShaver Apple Pippin isn't a hardware profile SheepShaver emulates: SheepShaver emulates a generalized PPC Mac based on a beige PPC604 hardware profile, IIRC. It doesn't know about Pippin hardware. You can, however, run many Pippin CD software titles on Mac OS 7.5 if you read Japanese, as Pippin was based on the PPC Mac and designed to run a modified Mac OS 7.5, so the applications use the standard Mac toolbox. But you won't get the Pippin interface, or be able to use Pippin controllers, or games that depend on them. See this thread for more details.[1] MAME To emulate the Pippin, you need to use MAME, which has the only Pippin emulator available although it's not supported yet. Setting it up is rather complex, and you'll need the Pippin ROMs and CD images and the correct Pippin profile for the version of MAME you're using.[1]"
  13. There are 2 reasons I can't upload my entire Emulators folder... 1. - some of the emulators need to have their rom files inside their specific emulator folder, and 2. - it's over 200Gb. Sorry. I may be able to upload individual Emu folders tho.
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