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Hi @rodrigodn , thanks so much, this looks amazing! The front over looks sharp and detailed, I love it! This will promptly replace the one uploaded in LB GamesDB. Thanks again!

Yes, it was pretty good medium-quality but no hi-res. Probably because there wasn't a lot of hi-res scans. GameTDB sure looks like a great resource for stock photos, wish I knew that earlier. Thanks for sharing the link!

Hi @MadK9 Do you think you can whip out this cover from the provided images?

Hi guys, I also found slightly higher res for the front cover and clear logo for the spine. Added some snapshots of the real thing (found on eBay) for reference. Happy to upload your work to GamesDB for you as well, so it is never lost. Cheers!

Hi guys, I wasn't able to find hi-res for this, so trying my luck here if anyone's got the time. I've attached the sources I could find and the 3D template. Thanks!

Someone actually did it! Thank you, kind sir! ☺️ Update: I have just submitted to GamesDB. Your work will not be lost. Thanks again!

Hi guys, Would someone be able to do a quick Box -3D for this game? I looked in every 3D box pack I could find in the free downloads, but this game seems to be missing. I also attached how the 3D boxes look like in most of the default media.

@Your Friendly A.I Overlord Thank you, I only had the -f param. I was missing the -g.

You're welcome. The PKG/RAP are installer files. It's in the same vein as deleting the EXE installer after you've installed a program in Windows.

You're welcome!

Thanks, Retro808's version does appear to work with other emulators too. I use it in RPCS3, Model 2 Emulator, and Cemu.

Hi @sundogak , what would be the difference of your ESC script from @Retro808 ? Which one is more elegant?

Thanks, the PKG/RAP files still need to be installed first via RPCS3, then search for the EBOOT.BIN in /dev_hdd0/game/.

I watched this new tutorial from @ETAPRIME and the process can still be cumbersome if you have ROMs as PKG/RAP files, which is what you will find mostly these days. Here is what I did if it helps someone: 1. Install the PKG/RAP with RPCS3. This extracts the game to /dev_hdd0/game/[GameSerial] 2. Add /dev_hdd0/game/ as the ROM folder in LaunchBox. 3. LaunchBox should automatically detect the EBOOT.BIN for the game. If not, you'll need to manually add this file. 4. The boxart/metadata can be completely wrong. You can fix this manually in LaunchBox via Edit Metadata/Media as usual. 5. (Optional) You can delete the PKG/RAP files. They are no longer needed after the game is installed to /dev_hdd0. End result attached. I do not plan to emulate too many PS3 titles, so I am fine doing this individually. If anyone (or @C-Beats @Retro808) knows an easier way to do it in batch directly from PKG/RAP formats, feel free to share.

@StuartJAtkinson You might still need to install DirectX9 (some emulators require legacy) and C++ Redistributable as emulator dependencies.

Hi, I was able to map my Xbox One controller and was also thinking of adding bindings for my PS4 controller: I found this old changelog: Where do I enable the "XInput Simulation Mode" in LaunchBox? Or does it mean to say to use something like DS4Windows?

Hi, I've been putting the script for ESC in the Running Script section so the emulators exit to LaunchBox when I press it. Should I be putting the script in the Exit Script section instead? What's the difference?

It is, but only with the *non-merged ROM set where each ROM is standalone.

Here's how I do it: 1. Filter the MAME ROM set by the specific arcade machine I want (e.g. Sega NAOMI) - http://adb.arcadeitalia.net/lista_mame.php 2. Get the non-merged set from PleasureDome. 3. Pick off the ROMs I'm only interested in via the torrent client. Yes, it's a bit tedious. But if you only have like < 50 arcade games you're actually interested in, it's worth the effort considering the amount of space you'll be saving rather than getting full ROM sets.

Remove --fulscreen and replace with -batch only. This exits both the "game window" and the "emulator window" on ESC key. You can set fullscreen and other options within the emulator itself.