BlackKnight1965

I totally understand. GroovyMAME does have the same command-line usage, and I verified that I do have a "work around" so your time is much better spent working on other things on your "to do" list. High score sharing is definitely an awesome feature and the whole LaunchBox community is very appreciative for your amazing work in making it happen!

Any chance that some of the MAME derivatives could be accepted as "official"? My situation is that I use GroovyMAME to drive 15KHz frequencies on my actual arcade machine with a real CRT. I can use MAME64, but I am then limited to one graphics mode (640x480 interlaced) that doesn't look nearly as good. So I have a choice of using GroovyMAME for an arcade-perfect experience or using MAME to allow my high scores to be posted to the COmmunity Leaderboard. Call me greedy, but I'd like both. There are so many other ways to "cheat" with MAME derivatives anyway (I'm assuming you could just rename the executable to MAME64.exe, and there must be lots of other things that can't be prevented). At the end of the day, it comes down to our honor and if somebody wants to cheat, they will cheat anyway. Not sure how others feel, but I'd rather take the chance that people will cheat but allow those of us who enjoy custom versions of MAME to continue to enjoy them integrated into LaunchBox. I did switch my default emulator to the stock MAME64 long enough to set the High Score in Missile Command. Now that I switched back, I can't see the fruits of my labor by checking Information, though. ? Thanks so much for this wonderful Front End!