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You read that right. And no it is not bsnes it is higan. The one and only. Short and sweet. higan is my emulator of choice. I went over to byuu's page which leads you to a repository on github. On github you can download higan v107. It was released at the same time as bsnesv107. After this version though it seems byuu is working on higan v106. Anyway, I loaded up higan v107 in LaunchBox and it works just fine. If you love higan and you want a good working version I recommend you go to the following link and download the build. https://gitlab.com/higan/higan/pipelines?page=2&scope=all Once on that page scroll down to #48687849 and on the right hand side you will see a download icon, hover over it and it will say artifacts, click on that and you will see "Download higan-windows-x86_64-binaries artifacts" Extract that file. Run higan, take care of your settings in higan and you are good to go. For LaunchBox if you want the ability to exit higan and for it to go fullscreen. Set up the emulator like you normally would in LB. However, do not put anything in the default command line box. Delete --fullscreen if it is there already. Instead of add default command line, go over to the autohotkey script tab and add the following code. #NoEnv WinWaitActive , higan Sleep, 1000 ;1000 = 1 second SetKeyDelay, -1, 110 Send {F11} Return $Esc:: { Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}} } Oh and F11 was the hotkey I chose in higan. be sure to assign a key if there is not one there. If you choose a different key then you will need to change the {F11} in the autohotkey script to whichever key you are using. And if you name higan something different like higanv107 then be sure to change the name to match in the autohotkey script. Higan does not have an exit emulator hotkey. And for some reason exiting higan using LaunchBox's controller automation was not working for me. So what I did instead is created a xpadder profile where I hold down two buttons for 4 seconds and it would escape. That way I can exit higan and go back to the LaunchBox menu. I made it four seconds because it is rare that I will be holding down the back and start buttons at the same time for that long. Anyway hope this helps the other higan fans out there and holds you over till the next official release.

For bsnes V107.1 If the menu bar shows up at the top of the screen after the emulator starts, and it is not a true fullscreen experience do the following: Edit the emulator and remove --fullscreen from default command line parameters and if you have default command line parameters in the associated platforms tab remove it from there also. Then go over to the autohotkey script tab and drop the following at the the top: #NoEnv WinWaitActive , bsnes Sleep, 1000 ;1000 = 1 second SetKeyDelay, -1, 110 Send {F11} Return Worked like a charm for me! Took me awhile to figure this out, but for some reason the --fullscreen was causing issues for me, once I removed it, the script worked. Be sure to leave $Esc:: { Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}} } So you can exit the emulator. Oh and F11 is the default fullscreen hotkey for bsnes. If you choose a different key then you will need to change the {F11} in the autohotkey script to whichever one you are using.