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This should have gone under the existing "Features" section, not Website/Forum Support. Sorry, my bad.

Hi there, Just setting up LaunchBox/BigBox for the first time, and when you exit a game it says "Game Over" in white as the title fades to black. Well, yes and no: - "Game Over" typically means the unchosen end of a game because you ran out of lives or something (so 'no' on that point - you're just exiting the game), - If you have just ran out of lives and bail then you'll likely have seen the game's "Game Over" screen and don't need further confirmation, and - The font used to display "Game Over" isn't aliased, so even on a 1920x1080 display it looks a little jagged. I know this is nit-picking, but I think it would just be cleaner / nicer to fade to black and return to Launch/Big without the text. Only suggesting because part of the goals of LaunchBox are to have a nice/clean UI. Thoughts welcome! =D

I've bought parts from paradisearcadeshop before (replaced the joysticks and buttons in my X-Arcade stick) and they were fine. The only issue I had is that I currently live in Australia so had to use an additional postal service to get them shipped to the AU because PAS don't post outside of USA (so you end up posting to a repost depot inside USA which then forwards to you wherever. Costs a little more but I couldn't find any other options to get the parts I wanted).

That's brilliant. Thanks so much for the clarification, guys - greatly appreciated.

Hi there, I bought a premium license for LaunchBox today in your Black Friday sale (good on ya for the charity work!) - and I have a couple of simple questions: 1 - I have a desktop and a laptop PC - am I able to use the same License.xml on both or do I require a separate license per machine? 2 - Assuming you're okay with the above, would it also be okay to use the same License.xml on my son's laptop? That is - would you consider a license to be a "site license" for a small number of PCs, such as those in the average family? If your answer is that each PC must have its own license then while it would be a touch disappointing I'd be okay with that. I'm not trying to rip you off in any way, shape or form (as asking this question should indicate) and I would never openly distribute a license (which would surely then glow red-hot on your "touching-base" metrics so you could kill the key with a deft SQL 'REMOVE key FROM valid_keys WHERE key_id = 'blah') - I just wanted to clarify the terms of the license so I know whether I can use it on a small number of PCs within my family. Thanks in advance & keep up the great work! =D