[How do you set bezels for games individually instead of per system?]

I love the new update that finally implements the bezel project. I'm glad it finally happened. 

So I am having problem with getting games to show their unique bezels. Instead, I get the system's bezel. e.g When playing Super Mario World, I get Super Nintendo bezel instead of Super Mario World bezel.

I mainly use Retroarch MAME core for my games. Anyone could please help me with this? Am I really supposed set the bezels per game one by one in the Retroarch settings?

 

Solved it. My roms just did not match the name of the bezels.

[Launchbox on Steam Deck]

How well does Steam Deck run on Wine as of now? I can't wait to run Launchbox and Big Box when I get my hands on steam deck.

[Can someone please make a software for downloading/updating specific or individual MAME roms]

I see. I will just go the pleasuredome route and be patient. Anyway, thanks for answering all of my questions.

[Can someone please make a software for downloading/updating specific or individual MAME roms]

I see. Thanks for the  explanation. I'm not sure why is it illegal when it is hosted at archive.org.

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usually only a file or two in the zip is updated or renamed not  the entire zip file, so you need to know which file is updated and have the new file to replace it.

Not really sure what point are you trying to make here. I could just go download the rom at the actual set available in archive.org and the rom zip file should have everything to work with latest MAME.  I tested it right now in latest MAME. I downloaded a single rom from Archive.org  and it ran in the latest MAME just fine.

[Can someone please make a software for downloading/updating specific or individual MAME roms]

I'm fairly new to the MAME emulation despite knowing it for years. It baffles me that you have upgrade your roms if there is a new MAME release. Okay, no big deal! Until I found out that you have to download hundreds of gigs of roms to have a proper romset and pretty much required when updating. I can't really justify downloading over hundreds of gigs to update handful of roms I play.

All this years, how come nobody has ever thought of a way to update individual roms without having all mame roms in existence?

Like a simple software that scraps off websites like archive.org or pleasuredome. Point the software to your current roms and it'll let you know if it's time to replace it with latest ones, click update, your old roms gets overwritten with the latest ones. If only I know how to write such software, I would've already.

I mean no disrespect to the MAME scene. It's just, the whole thing feels so archaic.