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Is Sinden being recognised as mouse input? If so, it should be compatible with Flycast, because Flycast accepts mouse input.

By the way, Demul has long been discontinued. If you want to play Atomiswave/NAOMI/NAOMI 2 arcade, it is strongly recommended to use Flycast instead. Personally, I prefer the standalone. And yes, I have HOTD2 set up using mouse as lightgun.

+1. The new layout appears to be missing full history of contributions and Approved status no longer appears for all entries (particularly in image submissions). It's a bit more confusing.

Is it possible to optionally revert to the old theme?

Hi @Warped Polygon all good, thanks for letting me know. Unfortunately, the ones I do request is where I normally don't have the PSD, so I'm hoping someone more Photoshop-savvy can make do with stock photos. Hi @Rlad , that is amazing, thank you so very much! I'll also be uploading to GamesDB, so your good work is not lost. Cheers mate!

Hey @Warped Polygon you also seem Photoshop-savvy with the controller maps you include in your pre-configured arcade settings (which are phenomenal by the way). Do you think you'd be able to give this a try? My PS3 collection is looking kinda sad:

Hey guys (and @rodrigodn if you're around), May anyone be able to create 3D boxes for these? FOTNS: Ken's Rage Please remove the back portion and the "floor reflection" if that's easier. FOTNS: Ken's Rage 2 Feel free to change the PEGI rating to "M" (ESRB). I couldn't find a high-quality NA cover. Here's the template/stock: Thank you!

You can always upgrade at a later date. I didn't install 32GB RAM until after a few months when I was emulating harder titles on Yuzu.

Honestly, none - as of the moment. There has not been a reliable Ryzen 6000 and 7000 series from any brand since last year. Multiple users reporting WiFi/BT connectivity issues and random reboots. I am still on the look out for a good one after 5800H as well. For now, best not to get greedy with specs. A lower-spec but usable and stable machine outclasses a higher-spec but unreliable and frustrating one.

It will more than suffice for 1080p/60fps in most cases for high-end emulation. Frankly, most people don't really need beyond that for a good emulation experience. Buy a capable mid-range unit and walk away with more money left in your pocket. 😉 I have FBNeo, Arcade64 (MAME), Flycast, Supermodel, and Model 2 Emulator running on it perfectly for arcade emulation. 1TB NVMe is what I have and if you don't plan to hoard every single game (which you won't be able to play anyway), just add another SATA SSD to it. There are links to the storage and RAM upgrades I did in the review article as well (scroll to bottom). Your food for thought: Strike a balance for performance, quality, and practicality. You don't need the highest-end machine for good emulation, you just need to know what you're doing. Have fun!

I have not seen LB files in other places apart from the directory I installed it to. However, your standalone emulators would normally put system files in the %appdata% directory. This is why I also make sure my emulators are in portable mode as well.

I have a Ryzen-based mini-pc called SER5 MAX 5800H. It can do PS3/Switch upto 1080p and XBOX (2x upscale). I don't bother with X360, so you'll have to test that one out. If you want my actual demo, look here: The practical mix of internal/external storage: Internal (SSD) - for games you are going to play at the moment External (HDD) - for archival purposes

I recall in a previous release announcement that the latest LB already ships with .NET 6. If it uses .NET 6 libraries, then it may matter. Download it here: Download .NET 6.0 (Linux, macOS, and Windows) (microsoft.com) Try the .NET Runtime 6.0.26. Let us know how it goes.