James35

I am also looking for an answer to this. I can see how to do it for an Emulator, but the PC Games don't need an emulator.

Yes, it uses relative paths in its settings. Awesome! For example ../../mame.exe instead of c:\emulators\mame.exe

Thank you so much for these! I was able to get it to work using Additional Apps. But is there an easier way? Right now I have to do this for each game. For Street Fighter II for example: Application Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\UltraMap\UltraMap.exe Application command-line parameters: D:\utilities\UltraStik Maps\sf2ceua.ugc Automatically run before main application. Then after the game I set it back to analog: Application Path: C:\Program Files (x86)\UltraMap\UltraMap.exe Application command-line parameters: D:\utilities\UltraStik Maps\analog.ugc Automatically run after main application. I tried D:\utilities\UltraStik Maps\%romname%.ugc but it did not like that.

Did anyone else notice that both of the poll answers are the same pronunciation? Both have the hard K sound. (Architect is pronounced arkitekt). The poll should have been something like: Arch as in archer Arch as in Noah's Ark

@DOS76 You are probably right. I am just blown away by all the features that are in this program. Best piece of software that I've seen in the last decade. As a programmer, I know the level of effort that Jason has put into this and it frustrates me when people won't pony up $20 because they want everything added to the free version. Sometimes this arcade community is very spoiled because we are used to "downloading" stuff. LaunchBox and BigBox has saved me so much time. It's so worth the money.

Get BigBox. It's only $20. That is what you should be using for your kids.

I am very interested in a parental control password to BigBox, but I'm curious to why you'd want it in LaunchBox. LaunchBox is like the administrative tool to set things up and maintain it. Other users shouldn't have access to it. BigBox is the final result of your efforts. BigBox is what you present to your family and friends. MetalRaven, do you own a BigBox license? If not, it's the best $20-$50 you'll spend.

Yes, I agree with what Lordmonkus said. Windows 10 alone will be suffering with only 4 gigs of ram let alone any programs on top of it. Prices are coming down. If you can swing 16GB, go for it.