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Lights Out! Nintendo DSi Bezels for Retroarch View File After I finally got DSiWare games working, I felt the need for some color variation... I use these specifically for DSi, but they can also be used for DS games, since my version uses the same screen dimensions as the Nintendo DS bezel in Mr. RetroLust's Lights Out! Retroarch Bezels. Mine are named to fit alongside these. Admittedly, they are also a little bit shiner than the original DS bezel. I tried to make every color variation I could think of to match all possible DS screen colors/shaders, making a grand total of 43 bezels to choose from. Use many/all of them if you like, or use just one for all games. XCF template is included as well. CREDIT: @Mr. RetroLust for the original DS bezel, which I used as a base to make my own. Submitter d66dle Submitted 09/06/2026 Category Platform Bezels/Overlays
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Version 1.0.0
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After I finally got DSiWare games working, I felt the need for some color variation... I use these specifically for DSi, but they can also be used for DS games, since my version uses the same screen dimensions as the Nintendo DS bezel in Mr. RetroLust's Lights Out! Retroarch Bezels. Mine are named to fit alongside these. Admittedly, they are also a little bit shiner than the original DS bezel. I tried to make every color variation I could think of to match all possible DS screen colors/shaders, making a grand total of 43 bezels to choose from. Use many/all of them if you like, or use just one for all games. XCF template is included as well. CREDIT: @Mr. RetroLust for the original DS bezel, which I used as a base to make my own. -
Lights Out! Croc PS1 Bezels for Retroarch View File My other favorite PS1 character Croc needed a custom bezel (or seven) alongside Crash Bandicoot. Not as many Croc PNGs laying around, unfortunately. I don't know if I'll make more, but Mr.RetroLust's bezels are fun to decorate. CREDIT: original PS1 bezel made by @Mr. RetroLust Submitter d66dle Submitted 08/31/2026 Category Platform Bezels/Overlays
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Version 1.0.0
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My other favorite PS1 character Croc needed a custom bezel (or seven) alongside Crash Bandicoot. Not as many Croc PNGs laying around, unfortunately. I don't know if I'll make more, but Mr.RetroLust's bezels are fun to decorate. CREDIT: original PS1 bezel made by @Mr. RetroLust -
Lights Out! Crash Bandicoot PS1 Bezels for Retroarch View File I felt my PS1 Crash Bandicoot games needed some pizzazz, so I decorated Mr. RetroLust's PS1 bezel from Lights Out! Retroarch Bezels I've included multiple versions, but I finally settled on the last one 'Bezel_90s_Panasonic_Collection_Crash4b' as my main bezel for ps1 crash games. I think it's the most cohesive version, but maybe the others could fit someone's tastes better. Some are more 'busy' than others. (⊙.☉)7 (see previews in screenshots) throw them into wherever you keep your RA overlays, usually somewhere in retroarch/overlays CREDITS: Mr. RetroLust for their PS1 bezel, which I edited to my liking, and also sites like PNGwing for the transparent images. Submitter d66dle Submitted 08/31/2026 Category Platform Bezels/Overlays
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Version 1.0.0
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I felt my PS1 Crash Bandicoot games needed some pizzazz, so I decorated Mr. RetroLust's PS1 bezel from Lights Out! Retroarch Bezels I've included multiple versions, but I finally settled on the last one 'Bezel_90s_Panasonic_Collection_Crash4b' as my main bezel for ps1 crash games. I think it's the most cohesive version, but maybe the others could fit someone's tastes better. Some are more 'busy' than others. (⊙.☉)7 (see previews in screenshots) throw them into wherever you keep your RA overlays, usually somewhere in retroarch/overlays CREDITS: Mr. RetroLust for their PS1 bezel, which I edited to my liking, and also sites like PNGwing for the transparent images.-
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Show Us Your LaunchBox! Celebrating 13 Years Together
d66dle replied to AstroBob's topic in Community Corner
The progress feature in Launchbox got me more interested in RetroAchievements, and as a result I went a little nutty using the RA website as a template to come up with various playlists, so that I can organize games by theme, setting, exclusives, and greatest hits and whatnot. Still a work in progress, but I like what I've got going so far ◉‿◉ (I don't have a lot of achievement points yet, but I'll get there...) More recently, I started organizing by 'favorite' and 'least favorite' things in games like favorite box art, music, and titles. Because some games have really funny titles!
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I see. I think I fixed the path that was causing the missmatch. If you happen to download the newest version, feel free to let me know if it's still broken 😅 -
Really? Odd that it works on my end, but I will check that out in my next version very shortly here. Thank you for the heads up!
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StageBox But It's Neon Deluxe - Mo' Platforms View File This is a modification of faeran's StageBox Startup Theme to be more Lights-Out/NeonDeluxe-ish. I also readjusted the filling of the TV image so it's not so stretchy looking. I kinda like how it turned out, so share it I must! (┛ಠ_ಠ)┛ CREDITS: faeren and Mr.RetroLust for both of their respective startup themes, which I have sort of mashed together here. Changes from 1.0.5 - renamed for clarity - now multiple background variants are provided. These are in StageBox But It's Neon Deluxe\Images. By default the 'original' images are used, which are from an older version but fixed to match the new version visually. Also '_template' is included with an XCF template to allow for either making your own backgrounds, or using the base image on its own as a more plain background. How To Use Alternates: Copy BG.png and BGExit.png from the desired 'alt' folder, paste, and overwrite the existing ones (see image in screenshots). Note: replacing the images may require temporarily changing startup theme in Launchbox Tools > Options, and then switching back to this theme (to prevent errors while overwriting). - otherwise, the theme is the same as the last version, just with extra backgrounds made from collected wallpapers ಠ_ರೃ Submitter d66dle Submitted 08/14/2026 Category Startup Themes
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Version 1.0.6
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This is a modification of faeran's StageBox Startup Theme to be more Lights-Out/NeonDeluxe-ish. I also readjusted the filling of the TV image so it's not so stretchy looking. I kinda like how it turned out, so share it I must! (┛ಠ_ಠ)┛ CREDITS: faeren and Mr.RetroLust for both of their respective startup themes, which I have sort of mashed together here. Changes from 1.0.6 Well, I figured out how to get per-platform backgrounds working... and platform logos. And fonts. Yee-haw I'm evolving New version's changes are: - custom per-platform backgrounds that I threw together to match the neon theme, plus some alternate backgrounds in the folders named 'Alts' that can be used for specific platforms, playlists, and/or your default background. Simply rename, for example, 'Arcade1' to 'Arcade' and copy/paste into the parent folder. If a platform/playlist is not present, the theme will simply fallback to the 'Default'. - any background can now be used in place of these without having to edit in the TV thing in, because this is now an overlay on top of the background. A little easier for customization, I think. - the theme now displays platform logos on the bottom left, as well as the game logo on the top right. - the theme now uses 'Windows Command Prompt' font, which you may need to install from the Fonts folder. - added XCF templates for the background, should anyone want to make their own in this style. They're pretty simple to make, since it's just overlaying the device/console on top of a blurred wallpaper image. 'BGNeon' is for the backgrounds, and 'BGTemp' is for the blurry TV overlay, which I figured I may as well toss in there. Note: I only did backgrounds for the platforms I have in my own build, but I would (ideally) like to add as many as I can in future updates, especially as I add more platforms to my build. Another Note: I'm not sure how to get platforms to work that have an '&' sign in them, such as Game & Watch, so I put those in a &-sign-breaks-these folder for now. (థ౪థᴖ)- 4 comments
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Arcade Status/Playability Badges 🟢 Playlists 🟡 Icons 🔴 View File A possibly useful media pack containing the following: - Data Folder - 4 playlists for Arcade Status Good, Imperfect, Preliminary, and None - Images Folder - 3 Badge override icons to accompany the custom badge plugins - Images Folder - An "Arcade Playability" category icon - Images Folder - 4 Arcade Status Icons to accompany the playlists - Plugins Folder - 3 custom badges that show for their respective good/imperfect/preliminary arcade status How to Use: Inside the zip, it is mostly extracting into your Launchbox directory (folders Data and Plugins can be extracted from the zip without tampering) One folder under Images\Media Packs\Platform Icons\ will be extracted as "Icon_Pack_Name" which I would suggest you rename to your desired icon pack, such as "Legacy Conversion Icon Pack" Finally, you'll need to create the platform category so it shows with the provided icon. To do this, right click while in Platform Category View to create one. The "Unique Name" should be the same as that of the category icon. "Nested Name" and "Sort Title" can be whatever you like. And that's all ಠ_ರೃ Submitter d66dle Submitted 08/13/2026 Category Custom Badges
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Version 1.0.0
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A possibly useful media pack containing the following: - Data Folder - 4 playlists for Arcade Status Good, Imperfect, Preliminary, and None - Images Folder - 3 Badge override icons to accompany the custom badge plugins - Images Folder - An "Arcade Playability" category icon - Images Folder - 4 Arcade Status Icons to accompany the playlists - Plugins Folder - 3 custom badges that show for their respective good/imperfect/preliminary arcade status How to Use: Inside the zip, it is mostly extracting into your Launchbox directory (folders Data and Plugins can be extracted from the zip without tampering) One folder under Images\Media Packs\Platform Icons\ will be extracted as "Icon_Pack_Name" which I would suggest you rename to your desired icon pack, such as "Legacy Conversion Icon Pack" Finally, you'll need to create the platform category so it shows with the provided icon. To do this, right click while in Platform Category View to create one. The "Unique Name" should be the same as that of the category icon. "Nested Name" and "Sort Title" can be whatever you like. And that's all ಠ_ರೃ -
Lights Out! WASM-4 Handheld Overlays for Retroarch View File I needed a LightsOut-esque bezel for WASM-4 in particular, so I tried to find a generic handheld image and slap as WASM logo on it... This ModRetro "Chromatic" device here seemed promising. Only black this time, but black goes with everything! I included non-WASM / blank ones as well to be able to use with other generic handhelds. CREDITS: The wooden background I used is from a Mr. RetroLust bezel. The WASM-4 logo I got from Duimon's WASM-4 bezel. A mashing of two ideas, if you will... ( ﾟ皿ﾟ)ﾉ Submitter d66dle Submitted 08/11/2026 Category Platform Bezels/Overlays
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Version 1.0.0
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I needed a LightsOut-esque bezel for WASM-4 in particular, so I tried to find a generic handheld image and slap as WASM logo on it... This ModRetro "Chromatic" device here seemed promising. Only black this time, but black goes with everything! I included non-WASM / blank ones as well to be able to use with other generic handhelds. CREDITS: The wooden background I used is from a Mr. RetroLust bezel. The WASM-4 logo I got from Duimon's WASM-4 bezel. A mashing of two ideas, if you will... ( ﾟ皿ﾟ)ﾉ
