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have you tried several DSK roms? Cause not all roms will load. There can be bad ports out there.
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On a sidenote,...Retroarch also has support for Atari2600 by using the Atari 2600 (Stella) core And it supports following extensions .a26 .bin .zip See settings for retroarch Added benefit is that u can use many bezels out of the box, like the one made by Duimon (with use of HSM mega bezel shader) HyperspaceMadness’ Mega Bezel Reflection Shader : https://forums.libretro.com/t/mega-bezel-reflection-shader-feedback-and-updates/25512 Duimon bezels: https://forums.libretro.com/t/duimon-hsm-mega-bezel-graphics-and-presets-feedback-and-updates/28146 And if you have it setup then it will look like this
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You can manually assign the same artwork it has for the DDP file to the DSK file. Right click the game without artwork -> Edit -> Edit Metadata/Media Go to setting Media : Images Here you can assign several fields for the different kinds of artwork. If u open the game which has the artwork, and u follow the same steps...u can also save the images by right clicking each image and then 'save image as' to a temporary directory. That way u can easily assign them to another game. Just browse through all the images and save them all to a custom folder. If you have all the artwork, just go to the Media:images screen again and keep adding images and in that screen in the upper right u can designate the correct type to the image u uploaded (screenshot gameplay, front box, 3D box, clear logo,...etc) But if they are the same game but just have different names or extensions then u are better to combine the games. You do this by selecting both games, right clicking and choosing the option to combine them : That, or just delete the duplicate game. There is no need to keep both if they are exactly the same. Just choose the one that launches better, is easier to launch or by extension has the most support for the emulator u are using.
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do you have any other executables running on your pc which could be stealing focus? Have you tried disabling everything that doesn't necessarily needs to run? Just to test out. If you have windows its very easy to quickly turn them off (and back on again (startup apps) Disable everything in startup apps and reboot. Then try again. At least then u can rule that out if u still can't exit.
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probably not the answer u are looking for but I tend to agree with dragon57, u will save yourself a lot of headache by just looking for different versions of roms. And sticking to retroarch which does support them. I also do not think that COLem supports bas files right out of the box. To be able to launch BAS files, I think u first would have to get in the ADAM BASIC and then run the BAS files with a load command. Like for instance LOAD "CAS:[insertnameofbasfilehere]" As for DSK and DDP they both should work according to the information * Coleco Adam emulation is now operational, with keyboard, printer, disk, and tape drives. Use -adam command line or "Hardware | Adam" menu to enable. Requires EOS.ROM and WRITER.ROM files. * Emulator will load .DSK files into disk drive A: and enable Adam mode. * Emulator will load .DDP files into tape drive A: and enable Adam mode. Guess would be something like colem -adam -diska [insert name of dsk file]
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How to choose the core during a Retroarch import process
launchretrogirl2562 replied to legolas119's topic in Noobs
@legolas119 : As author of a post, u normally can designate certain answers as 'solution'. That way other users can see very quickly what the posting is which solved the issue. Just a tip. -
I think it's this page (atleast for the SNES) https://gamesdb.launchbox-app.com/games/details/3071-ninja-warriors It has alternate names : The Ninja Warriors Again (ザ・ニンジャウォーリアーズアゲイン), named simply The Ninja Warriors in the USA and The Ninja Warriors: The New Generation in Europe, is a side-scrolling hack 'n slash action game originally released in 1994 for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System. On the MS-DOS platform I cannot find it. So I will add it there later.
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I personally would go for the more easy on the eyes colors. But that is personal choice
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what font is that for the AGAIN? And u should try one with the other ninja warriors as well. To see which one looks best. The bottom one looks best. The upper one is too shiny radioactive green But good job. I was searching for the right font but I could not find it. Else I could make it completely new
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@goofers : I can't find this game on the gamesDB. Do you have a link to it?
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@goofers : I just uploaded a more fine-tuned version. Should be good enough to use now.
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One Dragon Lore as requested (one with smaller subtext, one with bit larger subtext, one with largest subtext, and one without subtext) U decide.
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If I was you, I would use the alternative, darker stars version, as it resembles most the original logo. So, basically... you have to tell me which one I can upload to the gamesDB.
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yep, I know, cause I looked too😁
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considering the base artwork to work with...not a shabby alternative to use🙂
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well, since I made these custom, I feel like I also am a beginning artist 😁 That, or you must have missed 2 words in your sentence -> where are all the other artists?
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How to choose the core during a Retroarch import process
launchretrogirl2562 replied to legolas119's topic in Noobs
Manual addition: Enable the Add to playlist option in RetroArch settings: Settings > User interface > Menu visibility > Quick menu > Show 'Add to playlist'. Open the Quick Menu (usually with F1) while a game is running. Select Add to playlist, then choose the desired playlist. (To add to the favorites playlist, select Add to Favorites instead) -