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BBC Micro 3D Boxes (Audiogenic games) View File A collection of 23 3D (png) and 2D (jpg) box fronts of Audiogenic (ASL) games. Four 3D game boxes were made with custom spines, as I couldn't find any scans of the original spines. These boxes do not have the ASL catalogue number on their spines. They are Despatch Rider Emlyn Hughes Arcade Quiz Ransack The Genesis Project Submitter spycat Submitted 06/22/2018 Category Game Box Art  

If you don't wish to have the Button Bar visible, you can add a new game either by right-clicking any game in the relevant Platform or else use CTRL+N

That's correct. You can just delete the diff folder altogether. The first time you then run a game that uses a chd, MAME will recreate the diff folder and add files to it every time a new game is first run.

Hi folks. I've just today updated from 8.1 to 8.3 and had a look around LaunchBox Next. This is very impressive and I've really taken to it. Just two questions. Can I hide the "Platform: platform name" text that shows above the games boxart panels, and can I switch the Developer names in the boxart panels to the Publishers names?

BBC Micro 3D Boxes (AnF, Alligata games) View File This is a collection of 35 3D game box fronts for AnF (11) and Alligata (24) software houses which I've made. The 2D box fronts (in jpg format) are included. Submitter spycat Submitted 06/06/2018 Category Game Box Art  

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You may also come across games where the parent is unplayable but a clone is. For example, as you're on MAME 179, the parent of the game Alligator Hunt is protected and becomes unplayable shortly after starting, whereas it's clone is unprotected and fully playable. The parent didn't become working until MAME 190 or thereabouts. Also, since you've tried every game in your romset at least once, if you are going to delete quite a few chd based games you should also tidy up MAME's diff folder. These chd related data files can be big and add up to a nice amount of space on your hd.

Some chds have the same name as the game's rom while others don't, but all chds will be in unzipped folders named exactly like the game roms, making these folders easy to spot and remove. For example the game Killer Instinct, kinst.zip uses a chd called kinst.chd which is in a folder called kinst, whereas the game Crypt Killer, cryptklr.zip uses a chd called 420uaa04.chd which is in a folder called cryptklr

Have you tried using the LaunchBox variable %romfile% and placing the emulator's own parameters after it?

Good to hear.

I recently had updates and RA still plays games with sound. I don't know why one of your Defender updates is greyed out, I didn't receive that one myself.

When BigBox opens, go to Options, Views and set Default Startup View to Platforms.