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I like this one, I couldn't wait to share.
This is a playlist for all GEN-X'ers and those who sympathise with the awesomeness we emote. I feel ya. Sorry you're not us.
I've created a cartoons-from-our-childhood-and-maybe-more playlist that I have to say makes me slightly weepy for my youth. ZIP file included here.
Let me know what you think, what I've missed, how to win the lottery.
This may very well be my favorite playlist. I'll upload my whole collection and whatnot later, but for now... this couldn't wait.
Comments / thumbs down / stories about your childhood / winning lottery numbers for all english speaking countries for the next month welcome.
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On 6/17/2022 at 6:18 AM, Retrofrogg said:
Have you looked at the goodsets?
not for a while... i've been updating from archive.org mostly. I'll revisit goodsets soon. Thanks for the reminder!
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I LOVE that these polls happen. Keep up the great work!
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Mcfly 5-2-22
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Time for my 6-monthly update. This is my DATA folder, without the licence file. Current games number is 589042 with 536 Platforms and 414 Playlists. I'm still going...
No video or anything, I just don't have the time.
Comments?
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On 3/20/2022 at 4:33 PM, SiriusVI said:
It's not. The idea is importing everything there is. I think he wants all those clones and hacks and doesn't see this as a downside.
That is my goal. I want everything, regardless of minor details between versions, I even want ones that have known bugs or are known to be incomplete.
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I'm currently uploading everything to BackBlaze with intent to share my entire collection. It'll be over 30 TB and will get bigger as I 'mess around with it'
Is anyone interested in having this link to download everything I have? Let me know. I'm not sure if i'm willing to go down this road just yet, reaching out for reference to what I want to do. BTW it won't be free, I've spent the best part of 4 years compiling this, but the price won't be extravagant to LB forum members.
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10 hours ago, SiriusVI said:
Woot!? You must have completely misunderstood me. I wasn't trying to say my set up was better. I just answered your question from the post above where you asked "why not?" (include everything).
It's just a hobby and a forum exists to exchange ideas and experiences. I just wanted to contribute some of my personal experiences and opinions.
There are also benefits of having everything in my opinion, especially if the goal is cataloguing.
I do have to say that I find it rather curious that you feel like this is some kind of competition or that you feel offended if I point out what I personally think is a bit tedious about adding everything there is to a platform, if you want to keep it functional. But if you are not interested in a discussion I will gladly leave you alone.
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I misunderstood the tone of your reply, it's all good!
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On 3/6/2022 at 6:41 AM, SiriusVI said:
Hmm, I could think of many reasons:
For one, it can get really messy. There are soooo many different versions of certain games and Launchbox does not organize versions very well. If you put everything into the mix, it might be that e.g. in SNES Donkey Kong Country, the "default" rom will be the competition cartridge instead of the newest revision of the rom. In other cases a demo version of a game might become the default rom. When it comes to computer systems, it gets even worse. Mame software list systems for example contain many roms that are NOT games, but programs, many of which won't even load under mame.By all means, I get the wish to have everything, but what I also want is that when I open Launchbox and click on a game, the game will in fact start and I can play it and I can be sure it IS a playable game in the first place.
I started out same as you throwing everything together. But I soon realized that when I was browsing a platform, there were so many "samples", betas", "demos", "demo disc collections", "prototypes" and in the case of computer systems, "programs", most of them without metadata or artwork, that it just became an ugly and confusing mess and when I clicked on a rom, there was a very high chance that it was not an officially released (version of a) game, wasn't a game at all or that it wouldn't even launch.
That's why I decided (for now) to stick to 1G1R sets for all my platforms and to exclude all roms that are not officially released games, except for unlicensed games. I might add prototypes back in at some point. That way I can be 99% sure that if I click on a game in any given platform, it will indeed launch and be playable.
For computer systems it was a bit more difficult. For one because they are much harder to get working and also because mame software lists are unusable for me, because of all the software that is included. So I decided to use TOSEC sets, which separate games from applications. The problem here is that TOSEC also includes all different file type variations of a game. So one game might be included 5 or more times just with a different file extension, and I have found no way of automatically building a 1G1R set for TOSEC sets (if anyone knows how to do this, please contact me!!! 😄)
Long story short: For now I have a very clean collection for all Console and Handheld platforms and a bit of a messy collection of Computer platforms, but even there I can be 90% sure that if I click on a game it will in fact run.
If Launchbox at some point will be able to automatically exclude or flag betas and demos and so on, with the option of "hiding" them when not needed, I might consider rebuilding my collection in a different way. Another option could be making separate platforms for all the "junk", such as: SNES - demos; "SNES - betas", and so on, but this will messy up the platform list some.
"Hmm, I could think of many reasons:
For one, it can get really messy. There are soooo many different versions of certain games and Launchbox does not organize versions very well. If you put everything into the mix, it might be that e.g. in SNES Donkey Kong Country, the "default" rom will be the competition cartridge instead of the newest revision of the rom. In other cases a demo version of a game might become the default rom. When it comes to computer systems, it gets even worse. Mame software list systems for example contain many roms that are NOT games, but programs, many of which won't even load under mame." I choose to select which version of a game I want to play each time I choose a new game. If I like it and want to play it again, I add it to 'Favorites'. Sometimes I like playing non-standard versions. That's my choice."By all means, I get the wish to have everything, but what I also want is that when I open Launchbox and click on a game, the game will in fact start and I can play it and I can be sure it IS a playable game in the first place." - LOTS of "I"s there. Not everyone is you. I'm not.
"That's why I decided (for now) to stick to 1G1R sets for all my platforms and to exclude all roms that are not officially released games, except for unlicensed games. I might add prototypes back in at some point. That way I can be 99% sure that if I click on a game in any given platform, it will indeed launch and be playable." - Absolutely your decision, nobody is telling you how to set up your systems.
"For computer systems it was a bit more difficult. For one because they are much harder to get working and also because mame software lists are unusable for me, because of all the software that is included. So I decided to use TOSEC sets, which separate games from applications. The problem here is that TOSEC also includes all different file type variations of a game. So one game might be included 5 or more times just with a different file extension, and I have found no way of automatically building a 1G1R set for TOSEC sets (if anyone knows how to do this, please contact me!!! 😄)" -Google is awesome. Also, your choice to stick to a particular set sets your collection apart from mine. Is one better than the other? No. It's all down to what we all individually want our systems to look like.
"Long story short: For now I have a very clean collection for all Console and Handheld platforms and a bit of a messy collection of Computer platforms, but even there I can be 90% sure that if I click on a game it will in fact run." - Awesome!
"If Launchbox at some point will be able to automatically exclude or flag betas and demos and so on, with the option of "hiding" them when not needed, I might consider rebuilding my collection in a different way. Another option could be making separate platforms for all the "junk", such as: SNES - demos; "SNES - betas", and so on, but this will messy up the platform list some." - I expect this will happen, but if it doesn't, that's fine also. This isn't a work of art, it's MY COLLECTION. You can choose to like or dislike, but beyond that your opinions are just that. Yours and yours alone.
Ultimately, you came on here and wrote a long story long to say my setup isn't like yours. I'm not sure if it's jealousy or pettiness. Either way, thanks for your opinion!
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On 3/1/2022 at 8:25 PM, mikejoe said:
@Mcfly. As I see you have Leapster platform listed (Leapfrog - Leapster Learning Game System), can you please share what do you use to emulate this machine/games?
There isn't a good way to run these roms. MAME does have some ability, but for now it's not there.
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No new video, yet. I'm at 517 Platforms, 563k+ games. I'll probably never stop, just slow down a little...
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On 1/4/2022 at 3:22 PM, Skiros said:
That would be really nice!
Done.
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On 11/10/2021 at 7:41 PM, Starbuck said:
Fantastic work.
How does tour tree look where are you putting playlists, best of etc. what are the parents.
Check out the .xml file I just uploaded.
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On 12/16/2021 at 6:00 PM, Mongu said:
Can you share the XML? How do you make the Plataform Sets? No-Intro full?
Done.
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On 12/16/2021 at 6:00 PM, Mongu said:
Can you share the XML? How do you make the Plataform Sets? No-Intro full?
Done.
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On 1/4/2022 at 3:22 PM, Skiros said:
That would be really nice!
Done.
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On 1/4/2022 at 3:22 PM, Skiros said:
That would be really nice!
Platform sets are everything for the platform. I just throw everything into the mix. Why not?
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Here's my latest Data backup .xml for anyone interested. It's all here. Sorry for the late response, I've moved across country and everything's still in boxes... 😜
EDIT - removed for update, Christmas 2022.
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This is a re-recording and re-upload to YouTube of my current build as the last one had a few errors I missed. Link to new Video - Launchbox | Bigbox | 500+ Platforms | 400+ Playlists | 500,000+ Games | The ridiculous collection.
I'm having issues where some videos stick. I've closed / disabled everything I can but it only helps a little. My specs are pretty good (32GB RAM, Octocore, 8GB Video) so I don't think it's that...?
If you'd like a video of the playlists, let me know. As always, comments and criticisms welcome. 🎮
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On 10/23/2021 at 7:30 PM, Mcfly. said:
I've updated again. YT video is uploading now - Launchbox / Bigbox | 500+ Platforms | 400+ Playlists | 500,000+ Games - The ridiculous collection.
Sooo... yeah. Enough for now. I'm moving home in the next couple of months so this will be put aside until time is less 'hectic'.
Comments / criticisms welcome 👾
* I've taken this video down. I should have watched it more closely before uploading it to YouTube, it got stuck on a couple of platforms so it's gone. I'm starting a new topic for the newest video, check my profile. *
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I've updated again. YT video is uploading now - Launchbox / Bigbox | 500+ Platforms | 400+ Playlists | 500,000+ Games - The ridiculous collection.
Sooo... yeah. Enough for now. I'm moving home in the next couple of months so this will be put aside until time is less 'hectic'.
Comments / criticisms welcome 👾
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On 10/10/2021 at 2:32 PM, SiriusVI said:
Some of those platforms can't be emulated (yet): PS4, Jaguar CD. Why even include them? Also some of them might be duplicates (Flash (Flashpoint).xml; Flash.xml; Flashpoint Infinity FE.xml)
Anyway, impressive list.
Agreed, some can't as yet be emulated. They're included as once emulators become available, I'll have games to play on them. And yes, some are duplicates. I found that some titles play better (or only) on other emulators, this is an attempt to get as many working as I can. Flashpoint Infinity FE is 1 file, it's a front end that can be used to navigate through the files associated with it. Flashpoint and Flash were both sourced from different places, there's probably an overlap in there. Thanks for the comment.
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Here's the current complete list, October 9th 2021;
*******Platforms*******
3D Groove GX.xml
3D NES.xml
3DVIA Player.xml
AAE (Another Arcade Emulator).xml
Aamber Pegasus.xml
Acorn Archimedes.xml
Acorn Atom.xml
Acorn Computers.xml
Acorn Electron.xml
ActiveX.xml
Adventure Game Studio.xml
Aleck 64.xml
Aleste 520EX OS.xml
Alf TV Game.xml
Altos Computer Systems.xml
American Laser Games.xml
Amstrad CPC.xml
Amstrad GX4000.xml
Android (Bluestacks) OS.xml
Android.xml
APF Imagination Machine.xml
Apogee BK-01.xml
Apple I.xml
Apple II.xml
Apple IIGS.xml
Apple Lisa.xml
Apple Mac 10.12 Sierra OS.xml
Apple Mac 10.13 High Sierra OS.xml
Apple Mac 10.14 Mojave OS.xml
Apple Macintosh.xml
Applied Technology Microbee.xml
Apricot PC-XI OS.xml
Aquaplus P-ECE.xml
Arcade Music Trivia Challenger.xml
Arcade.xml
Atari 2600.xml
Atari 5200.xml
Atari 7800.xml
Atari 8-Bit.xml
Atari Flashback.xml
Atari G42.xml
Atari GX2.xml
Atari Jaguar CD.xml
Atari Jaguar.xml
Atari Lynx.xml
Atari ST.xml
Atlus.xml
Atmosphere.xml
Attract-Mode FE.xml
Authorware.xml
AXEL Player.xml
Bally Astrocade.xml
Bandai Apple Pippin.xml
Bandai Playdia.xml
Bandai Super Vision 8000.xml
Bandai WonderSwan Color.xml
Bandai WonderSwan.xml
Banpresto.xml
BBC Microcomputer System.xml
Benesse Pocket Challenge V2.xml
Benesse Pocket Challenge W.xml
Big Fish.xml
Bit Corporation Gamate.xml
Bondwell Model 12_14 OS.xml
Bondwell Model 2.xml
Brezzasoft Crystal System.xml
Burster.xml
Camputers Lynx.xml
Canon X-07.xml
Capcom 68000.xml
Capcom Play System 1.xml
Capcom Play System 2.xml
Capcom Play System 3.xml
Capcom Sony ZN.xml
Casio CFX 9850.xml
Casio Loopy.xml
Casio PB-1000.xml
Casio PV-1000.xml
Casio PV-2000.xml
Cave.xml
CDC110 OS.xml
ChaiLove.xml
CHIP-8.xml
CoinOps FE.xml
Coleco Adam.xml
Coleco Telstar.xml
ColecoVision.xml
Comad Co.xml
Commodore 128.xml
Commodore 64.xml
Commodore 65.xml
Commodore Amiga CD32.xml
Commodore Amiga.xml
Commodore BX256-80HP OS.xml
Commodore C16.xml
Commodore CDTV.xml
Commodore MAX Machine.xml
Commodore PET.xml
Commodore Plus 4.xml
Commodore VIC-20.xml
Convergent Technologies AWS & NGEN OS.xml
Cult3D.xml
Cybiko Xtreme.xml
Cybiko.xml
Daphne.xml
DEC PDP.xml
DEC Rainbow 100 OS.xml
DEC VT-180 OS.xml
DeepV.xml
Dendy 750 in 1.xml
Diamonds 3 Micro FE.xml
DICE.xml
Doujin.xml
Dragon.xml
DreamGEAR.xml
EACA EG2000 Colour Genie.xml
Elektronika BK.xml
Emerson Arcadia 2001.xml
Enterprise 64 & 128.xml
Entex Adventure Vision.xml
Entex Electronic Baseball.xml
Eolith Gradation 2D System.xml
Epoch Game Pocket Computer.xml
Epoch Super Cassette Vision.xml
Epson PX-8.xml
ETL Mark II.xml
ETL Mark IV A.xml
ETL Mark IV.xml
Examu Ex-Board.xml
Exelvision Exeltel.xml
Exelvision EXL 100.xml
Exidy Sorcerer.xml
eXoDOS.xml
Fairchild Channel F.xml
Fightcade FE.xml
Final Burn Alpha.xml
Final Burn Delta.xml
Final Burn Neo.xml
Flash (Flashpoint).xml
Flash.xml
Flashpoint Infinity FE.xml
Fujitsu FM Towns Marty.xml
Fujitsu FM-7.xml
Fukutake Studybox.xml
Funtech Super Acan.xml
Future Pinball.xml
Fyde OS.xml
Galaksija.xml
GamePark GP32.xml
GameWave.xml
GCE Vectrex.xml
GoBit.xml
GOG (Good Old Games).xml
Handhelds.xml
Hartung Game Master.xml
Hector HRX.xml
Hewlett-Packard HP 48.xml
HiVE.xml
HomeLab.xml
HTML5.xml
Hyper Electronic Games.xml
Hypercosm.xml
Hyper-G.xml
Hyperspin FE.xml
IBM Compatibles.xml
IBM System_360 OS.xml
IBM.xml
IGS - International Games System.xml
IGT Slots.xml
Infocom.xml
Interact Family Computer.xml
Interton VC 4000.xml
Irem M27.xml
Irem M52.xml
Irem M62.xml
Irem M72.xml
Irem M92.xml
Irem M97.xml
Java (Flashpoint).xml
Java.xml
Jupiter Ace.xml
Kali Linux OS.xml
Kaneko.xml
Kaypro.xml
Keio University K-1.xml
Konami Bubble System.xml
Konami e-AMUSEMENT.xml
Konami Picno.xml
Konix MultiSystem.xml
Kubuntu 21.04 OS.xml
Leapfrog - Leapster Learning Game System.xml
LiveMath.xml
Locomalito.xml
LowRes NX.xml
Lubuntu 21.04 OS.xml
Lucas Nascom I & II.xml
Lutro.xml
Luxor ABC 1600 OS.xml
Luxor ABC 80.xml
Luxor ABC 800.xml
Lviv PC-01.xml
Mac 10.13 High Sierra OS.xml
Magnavox Odyssey 2.xml
Magnavox Odyssey 3000.xml
Magnavox Odyssey 4000.xml
Magnavox Odyssey.xml
Manjaro 21.1.1 OS.xml
Matra and Hachette Alice.xml
Matsushita National JR.xml
Mattel Aquarius.xml
Mattel Hyperscan.xml
Mattel Intellivision.xml
Mega Duck.xml
Memorex VIS.xml
Memotech MTX512.xml
Microkey Primo.xml
Microsoft MSX TurboR.xml
Microsoft MSX.xml
Microsoft MSX2.xml
Microsoft MSX2+.xml
Microsoft Xbox.xml
Microvision.xml
MITS Altair 8800.xml
MS-DOS.xml
MUGEN.xml
Multiple Fruit Machine Emulator.xml
Namco ES3A.xml
Namco NA-1.xml
Namco NB-1.xml
NCR Decision Mate V.xml
NEC APC OS.xml
NEC PC Engine SuperGrafx.xml
NEC PC-6001.xml
NEC PC-8001.xml
NEC PC-8801.xml
NEC PC-88VA.xml
NEC PC-9801.xml
NEC PC-9821.xml
NEC PC-FX.xml
NEC TurboGrafx-16.xml
NEC TurboGrafx-CD.xml
Nesica x Live.xml
Nichibutsu.xml
Nintendo 3DS.xml
Nintendo 64.xml
Nintendo 64DD.xml
Nintendo DS.xml
Nintendo DSi.xml
Nintendo e-Reader.xml
Nintendo Famicom Disk System.xml
Nintendo Game and Watch.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Advance.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Color.xml
Nintendo Game Boy.xml
Nintendo GameCube.xml
Nintendo iQue.xml
Nintendo NES.xml
Nintendo Play-Yan.xml
Nintendo Pokemon Mini.xml
Nintendo Satellaview.xml
Nintendo SNES MSU-1.xml
Nintendo SNES.xml
Nintendo Sufami Turbo.xml
Nintendo Super Game Boy.xml
Nintendo Switch.xml
Nintendo Virtual Boy.xml
Nintendo Wii U.xml
Nintendo Wii.xml
Nintendo WiiWare.xml
Nitrux OS.xml
Nokia - N-Gage.xml
North Star Advantage OS.xml
Nuon.xml
Octree View.xml
OpenBOR.xml
OpenSTEP 4.2 OS.xml
Osborne.xml
Othello Multivision.xml
Otrona Attache OS.xml
Ouya.xml
Palm Pilot.xml
Panasonic 3DO.xml
Pear 8 OS.xml
Pecom 64.xml
Pel Varazdin Orao.xml
Phantom System.xml
Philips CD-i.xml
Philips P2000.xml
Philips VG 5000.xml
Philips Videopac+ G7400.xml
Philips Videopac+.xml
Pico-8.xml
Pinball FX2.xml
Pinball FX3.xml
Pioneer Palcom LaserDisc.xml
Play3D.xml
Pocket Dream Console.xml
PopCap Plugin.xml
Popcap.xml
Project Blank.xml
ProtoPlay.xml
Pub Fruit Machines.xml
Pulse.xml
Quiz Machines.xml
Radio 86RK Mikrosha.xml
Radio 86RK Partner.xml
Radio 86RK YuT-88.xml
Raine FE.xml
Raspbian OS.xml
Raw Thrills.xml
RCA Studio II.xml
RCA Superchip.xml
REBOL.xml
ResidualVM.xml
RetroFE.xml
RM Nimbus PC-186.xml
Robotron HC900, KC85 2, KC85 3 & KC85 4.xml
Robotron KC Compact.xml
Robotron Z1013.xml
Robotron Z9001 & KC85 1.xml
Run _n_ Gun.xml
SABA Videoplay.xml
SAM Coupé.xml
Sammy Atomiswave.xml
Sammy Seta Visco SSV.xml
Samsung SPC-1000.xml
Sanyo MBC-550 & 555 OS.xml
ScummVM.xml
Sega 32X.xml
Sega Ages 2500.xml
Sega Beena.xml
Sega CD.xml
Sega Chihiro.xml
Sega Dreamcast VMU.xml
Sega Dreamcast.xml
Sega Europa- R.xml
Sega Game Gear.xml
Sega Genesis.xml
Sega Hikaru.xml
Sega Lindbergh.xml
Sega Mark III.xml
Sega Master System.xml
Sega Mega Tech System.xml
Sega Model 1.xml
Sega Model 2.xml
Sega Model 3.xml
Sega Naomi 2.xml
Sega Naomi.xml
Sega Nomad.xml
Sega Pico.xml
Sega Ring Edge.xml
Sega Ring Wide.xml
Sega Saturn.xml
Sega SC-3000.xml
Sega SF-7000.xml
Sega SG-1000.xml
Sega ST-V.xml
Sega System 16.xml
Sega System 18.xml
Sega System 24.xml
Sega System 32.xml
Sega Triforce.xml
Sega X Board.xml
Sega Y Board.xml
Seibu Kaihatsu.xml
Seihou Project.xml
Sharp MZ Family.xml
Sharp X1.xml
Sharp X68000.xml
ShiVa3D.xml
Shmups.xml
Shockwave.xml
Silverlight.xml
Sinclair PC200.xml
Sinclair QL.xml
Sinclair ZX Spectrum +2.xml
Sinclair ZX Spectrum +3.xml
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 128.xml
Sinclair ZX Spectrum 16.xml
Sinclair ZX Spectrum.xml
Sinclair ZX-80.xml
Sinclair ZX-81.xml
Slacko64 Puppy 7.0 OS.xml
SNK Neo Geo AES.xml
SNK Neo Geo CD.xml
SNK Neo Geo MVS.xml
SNK Neo Geo Pocket Color.xml
SNK Neo Geo Pocket.xml
SNK Neo Geo.xml
Sol-20 Terminal Computer.xml
Sony Ericsson K800i.xml
Sony Playstation 2.xml
Sony Playstation 3 - FE (RPCS3).xml
Sony Playstation 4.xml
Sony Playstation Vita.xml
Sony Playstation.xml
Sony PocketStation.xml
Sony PSP Minis.xml
Sony PSP.xml
Sord M5.xml
Spectravideo SV-318-328.xml
TAB Quizard.xml
Taito Systems.xml
Taito Type X.xml
Tandy TRS-80 MC-10.xml
Tandy TRS-80 Model 100.xml
Tandy TRS-80 Model 4.xml
Tandy TRS-80 Model I.xml
Tandy TRS-80 Model III.xml
Tangerine Microtan 65.xml
Tangerine Oric Atmos.xml
Tapwave Zodiac.xml
Tatung Einstein.xml
TCL.xml
Technos Arcade.xml
Tecmo.xml
TeknoParrot FE.xml
Terak 8510A & 8600 OS.xml
Tesla PMD 85.xml
Texas Instruments CC-40.xml
Texas Instruments TI-73.xml
Texas Instruments TI-80.xml
Texas Instruments TI-81.xml
Texas Instruments TI-82.xml
Texas Instruments TI-92.xml
Texas Instruments TI-99 4A.xml
Thomson MO5.xml
Thomson TO7.xml
Thomson TO8.xml
Tiger Game.com.xml
Tiger Gizmondo.xml
Tiki-100.xml
Timex Sinclair.xml
TinyGiant HT68k SBC OS.xml
Toaplan.xml
Tomy Pyuuta.xml
Tomy Tutor.xml
Toshiba Visicom.xml
Touhou Project.xml
Tremor Games.xml
Ubuntu OS.xml
Ultimate Doom.xml
Unico Electronics.xml
Unity.xml
UNIVAC Series 90 OS.xml
University of Cambridge EDSAC.xml
Vector-06C.xml
Video Challenger.xml
Video System Co.xml
VideoBrain Family Computer.xml
Videoton TV Computer.xml
Virtual Reality.xml
Viscape.xml
Visual Pinball.xml
Visual Technology Visual 1050.xml
Visual WebMap.xml
Vitalize.xml
Voxatron FE.xml
Voxatron.xml
VRML.xml
VTech CreatiVision.xml
VTech Laser 200.xml
VTech Laser 2001.xml
VTech Laser 310.xml
VTech Socrates.xml
VTech V.Smile.xml
Wang.xml
Watara Supervision.xml
Windows 1.0 Premier Edition OS.xml
Windows 11 DEV OS.xml
Windows 2.0 OS.xml
Windows 2000 Advanced Server OS.xml
Windows 2000 Professional OS.xml
Windows 2000 Server OS.xml
Windows 3.1 OS.xml
Windows 3x.xml
Windows 7 OS.xml
Windows 8.1 OS.xml
Windows 95 OS.xml
Windows 98 OS.xml
Windows 98 SE OS.xml
Windows Millenium Edition OS.xml
Windows Neptune 5.111 OS.xml
Windows NT 4.0 OS.xml
Windows Server 2003 OS.xml
Windows Server 2008 R2 OS.xml
Windows Server 2012 OS.xml
Windows Server 2016 OS.xml
Windows Server 2019 OS.xml
Windows Vista OS.xml
Windows XP MCE OS.xml
Windows XP OS.xml
Windows.xml
Wolfenstein 3d Mods.xml
WoW Action Max.xml
Xara Plugin.xml
Xerox 820 OS.xml
Zeebo.xml
Zilog MCZ-2 OS.xml
ZiNc.xml
Zorba OS.xml
*******Playlists*******
1001 Video Games.xml
Adventure Games.xml
Alien Collection.xml
All Arcade.xml
All Atari.xml
All Commodore.xml
All Games.xml
All Nintendo.xml
All Sega.xml
All Sinclair.xml
All Sony.xml
Amstrad CPC - 1. Best of Gold.xml
Amstrad CPC - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Amstrad CPC - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Amstrad CPC - The Best.xml
Amstrad GX4000 - The Best.xml
Apple III.xml
Arcade - Atari.xml
Arcade - Bally _ Midway.xml
Arcade - Capcom.xml
Arcade - Data East.xml
Arcade - Konami.xml
Arcade - Namco.xml
Arcade - Neogeo.xml
Arcade - Sega.xml
Arcade - SNK.xml
Arcade - Taito.xml
Arcade - Toaplan.xml
Arcade - Williams.xml
Arcade 2-Player Games.xml
Arcade 4-Player Games.xml
Arcade Atari Classics.xml
Arcade Ball & Paddle Games.xml
Arcade Beat Em Ups.xml
Arcade Board & Card Games.xml
Arcade Capcom Classics.xml
Arcade Capcom Play System II.xml
Arcade Capcom Play System III.xml
Arcade Capcom Play System.xml
Arcade Cave.xml
Arcade Data East Classics.xml
Arcade Fighting Games.xml
Arcade Flying Games.xml
Arcade Irem Classics.xml
Arcade Konami Classics.xml
Arcade Light Gun Games.xml
Arcade Maze Games.xml
Arcade Midway Classics.xml
Arcade MultiGames.xml
Arcade Namco Classics.xml
Arcade Namco System 1.xml
Arcade Namco System 11.xml
Arcade Namco System 12.xml
Arcade Namco System 2.xml
Arcade Namco System 22.xml
Arcade Namco System 23.xml
Arcade Nintendo Classics.xml
Arcade Platform Games.xml
Arcade Puzzle Games.xml
Arcade Racing Games.xml
Arcade Rhythm Games.xml
Arcade Run & Gun Games.xml
Arcade Sega Classics.xml
Arcade Sega G80.xml
Arcade Sega OutRun.xml
Arcade Sega Super Scaler.xml
Arcade Sega System C.xml
Arcade Sega System E.xml
Arcade Sega SystemSP.xml
Arcade Sega VCO Object.xml
Arcade Sega Vic Dual.xml
Arcade Shoot Em Ups.xml
Arcade Shooter Games.xml
Arcade SNK Classics.xml
Arcade SNK Neo Geo MVS.xml
Arcade Sports Games.xml
Arcade Taito Classics.xml
Arcade Williams Classics.xml
Atari 2600 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Atari 2600 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Atari 2600 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Atari 2600 - The Best.xml
Atari 5200 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Atari 5200 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Atari 5200 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Atari 5200 - The Best.xml
Atari 7800 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Atari 7800 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Atari 7800 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Atari 7800 - The Best.xml
Atari Jaguar - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Atari Jaguar - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Atari Jaguar - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Atari Jaguar - The Best.xml
Atari Lynx - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Atari Lynx - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Atari Lynx - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Atari Lynx - The Best.xml
AVGN.xml
Balley Astrocade - The Best.xml
Batman Collection.xml
Beat Em Ups.xml
Best Exodos games.xml
Best of Adult Swim.xml
Best of VS fighters.xml
Best Windows games.xml
Board & Card Games.xml
Casino Games Collection.xml
Castlevania Collection.xml
Classics.xml
ColecoVision - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
ColecoVision - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
ColecoVision - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
ColecoVision - The Best.xml
Commodore 64 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Commodore 64 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Commodore 64 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Commodore 64 - The Best.xml
Commodore Amiga - 1. Gold Games.xml
Commodore Amiga - 2. Silver Games.xml
Commodore Amiga - 3. Bronze Games.xml
Commodore Amiga - The Best.xml
Contra Collection.xml
Daewoo CPC OS.xml
DEC 150, 300, 500 OS.xml
Donkey Kong Collection.xml
Dual Stick Games.xml
Educational Games.xml
Emerson Arcadia 2001 - The Best.xml
eXoDOS 3dfx Games.xml
eXoDOS Games with CGA Composite.xml
eXoDOS Games with Gravis Ultrasound.xml
eXoDOS Games with MT-32.xml
eXoDOS Games with Sound Canvas.xml
eXoDOS Remote Multiplayer.xml
Fairchild Channel F - The Best.xml
Fighter Classics.xml
Fighting (Arcade 3D).xml
Fighting Games.xml
First Past the Post.xml
Flash Food.xml
Flashpoint Hall of Fame.xml
Flashpoint Super Hall of Fame.xml
Flying Games.xml
Fuuki.xml
Gaelco.xml
GCE Vectrex - The Best.xml
Golden Age Games.xml
Hacked Games.xml
Halloween Haunts.xml
Hidden Gems.xml
Horror Games.xml
Hot Java Beans.xml
Installed eXoDOS Games.xml
Intellivision - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Intellivision - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Intellivision - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Intellivision - The Best.xml
Jet Set Willy Collection.xml
Jingle Jollies.xml
King Of Fighters Collection.xml
Konami Collection.xml
Legend of Zelda Collection.xml
Light Gun Games.xml
Mario Collection.xml
Metal Gear Collection.xml
Metal Slug Complete.xml
Metroid Collection.xml
Mitchell Corporation.xml
Molleindustria_s Recommendations.xml
Mortal Kombat Kollection.xml
Motor Games.xml
MS-DOS - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
MS-DOS - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
MS-DOS - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
MS-DOS - The Best.xml
MSX - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
MSX - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
MSX - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
MSX - The Best.xml
Music Games.xml
Namco Collection.xml
Neo Geo - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Neo Geo - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Neo Geo - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Neo Geo - The Best.xml
Neo Geo Pocket - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Neo Geo Pocket - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Neo Geo Pocket - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Neo Geo Pocket - The Best.xml
NES Black Box.xml
Nintendo 3DS - The Best.xml
Nintendo 3DS - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo 3DS - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo 3DS - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo 3DS - Top 20.xml
Nintendo 64 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo 64 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo 64 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo 64 - The Best.xml
Nintendo 64 - Top 100.xml
Nintendo 64 - Top 20.xml
Nintendo 64 - Top 50.xml
Nintendo DS - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo DS - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo DS - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo DS - The Best.xml
Nintendo DS - Top 100.xml
Nintendo DS - Top 20.xml
Nintendo DS - Top 50.xml
Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 100.xml
Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 20.xml
Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 50.xml
Nintendo Game & Watch - Top 10.xml
Nintendo Game & Watch - Top 5.xml
Nintendo Game Boy - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo Game Boy - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo Game Boy - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo Game Boy - The Best.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Advance - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Advance - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Advance - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo Game Boy Advance - The Best.xml
Nintendo Gameboy - Top 100.xml
Nintendo Gameboy - Top 20.xml
Nintendo Gameboy - Top 50.xml
Nintendo Gameboy Advance - Top 100.xml
Nintendo Gameboy Advance - Top 20.xml
Nintendo Gameboy Advance - Top 50.xml
Nintendo Gameboy Micro.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - The Best.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - Top 100.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - Top 20.xml
Nintendo Gamecube - Top 50.xml
Nintendo NES - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo NES - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo NES - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo NES - The Best.xml
Nintendo Super Game Boy 2.xml
Nintendo Virtual Boy - The Best.xml
Nintendo Virtual Boy - Top 10.xml
Nintendo Wii - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo Wii - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo Wii - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo Wii - The Best.xml
Nintendo Wii - Top 100.xml
Nintendo Wii - Top 20.xml
Nintendo Wii - Top 50.xml
Nintendo Wii U - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Nintendo Wii U - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Nintendo Wii U - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Nintendo Wii U - The Best.xml
Nintendo Wii U - Top 20.xml
Nintendo WiiWare - The Best.xml
Odyssey 2 - The Best.xml
Origin.xml
Pachinko.xml
PacMan Collection.xml
Panasonic 3DO - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Panasonic 3DO - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Panasonic 3DO - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Panasonic 3DO - The Best.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx 16 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx 16 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx 16 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx 16 - The Best.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx CD - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx CD - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx CD - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
PC Engine & TurboGrafx CD - The Best.xml
PC-FX - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
PC-FX - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
PC-FX - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
PC-FX - The Best.xml
Philips CDI - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Philips CDI - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Philips CDI - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Philips CDI - The Best.xml
Pico Gr8s.xml
Pinball Arcade.xml
Pinball Collection.xml
Platform Games.xml
Player-Produced Perils.xml
Playstation 1 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Playstation 1 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Playstation 1 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Playstation 1 - The Best.xml
Playstation 2 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Playstation 2 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Playstation 2 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Playstation 2 - The Best.xml
Playstation Portable - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Playstation Portable - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Playstation Portable - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Playstation Portable - The Best.xml
Pool and Billiards.xml
Prince of Persia Collection.xml
PSiKYO.xml
Published by Activision.xml
Published by Atari.xml
Published by Atlus.xml
Published by Electronic Arts.xml
Published by Nintendo.xml
Published by Sega.xml
Published by Sony.xml
Puzzle Games.xml
Quake.xml
Rage for the Ages.xml
RDI Halcyon.xml
Resident Evil Collection.xml
Rhythm Games.xml
Role Playing Games.xml
Run & Gun Games.xml
Sandbox Games.xml
ScummVM - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
ScummVM - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
ScummVM - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
ScummVM - The Best.xml
Sega 32X - The Best.xml
Sega CD - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega CD - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega CD - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega CD - The Best.xml
Sega Dreamcast - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega Dreamcast - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega Dreamcast - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega Dreamcast - The Best.xml
Sega Game Gear - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega Game Gear - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega Game Gear - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega Game Gear - The Best.xml
Sega Genesis - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega Genesis - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega Genesis - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega Genesis - The Best.xml
Sega Master System - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega Master System - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega Master System - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega Master System - The Best.xml
Sega Saturn - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega Saturn - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega Saturn - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega Saturn - The Best.xml
Sega SG-1000 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sega SG-1000 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sega SG-1000 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sega SG-1000 - The Best.xml
Sharp X68000 - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Sharp X68000 - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Sharp X68000 - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Sharp X68000 - The Best.xml
Shockwave Shockers.xml
Shoot Em Ups.xml
Shooter Games.xml
Slots Collection.xml
SNK NeoGeo CD_Z.xml
Sonic The Hedgehog Collection.xml
Sony SMC-777 OS.xml
Spinner Games.xml
Spinner Racing Games.xml
Sports Games.xml
Star Wars Collection.xml
Strategy Games.xml
Street Fighter Collection.xml
Super Nintendo - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Super Nintendo - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Super Nintendo - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Super Nintendo - The Best.xml
Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 100.xml
Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 20.xml
Super Nintendo Entertainment System - Top 50.xml
Tasselfoot_s Favorites.xml
Technos.xml
Tomb Raider Collection.xml
Tony_s Favorites.xml
Toys to Enjoy.xml
Trackball Games.xml
Visual Novel Games.xml
Windows - Best of Bronze.xml
Windows - Best of Gold.xml
Windows - Best of Silver.xml
Wolfenstein Collection.xml
Wonderswan - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
Wonderswan - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
Wonderswan - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
Wonderswan - The Best.xml
Wrestling Games.xml
XXX Mature Collection.xml
Years - 1970s.xml
Years - 1980s.xml
Years - 1990s.xml
Years - 2000s.xml
Years - 2010s.xml
Years - Pre 1970s.xml
Years - Unknown.xml
Yun Sung.xml
ZX Spectrum - 1. Best Of Gold.xml
ZX Spectrum - 2. Best Of Silver.xml
ZX Spectrum - 3. Best Of Bronze.xml
ZX Spectrum - The Best.xml
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Oh - and if you have 2532 games after downloading this and checking the count- you have my computer. Can I have it back? I have a recipe for Chicken broth that I haven't printed. Thanks.