CliveBarker

Feel free to make any corrections. Just stay close to Neutral Spanish if you can. After you finish, you can upload the corrected compressed files here in this thread or directly to Jason's email. Thanks in advance! Also, there are some English programming terms that our beautiful yet outdated language hasn't adopted. Things like "fanart" "buffer" and many many many more I prefer it to leave them in English so users can look quickly for those options at google to get an accurate description.

Thanks, didn't know about cdcovers

Ahora puedes descargar videos de tráiler de Steam para tus juegos Los temas personalizados de Big Box ahora soportan imágenes personalizadas de plataformas Mejor soporte para importar juegos multi-disco

I live in Mexico...I don't want to fly back to Mexico...What about Cuba or something like that?

I apologized for not catching the joke. Honestly if this was reddit or something like that I would have probably answered with another joke. I love dark humor a lot. I am just inexperienced in this thing of moderating and my first reaction was to try to prevent this to become a drama thread

Sorry if I misunderstood your joke robwired

That was just out of place now, please refrain from such comments.

Just to clarify to robwired, this is not a brigade against you or your main post. The reality is that most of us are Windows users and we are used to things as they are. I hope you don't feel attacked or anything.

That's actually a big factor, yes. Not only on the hardware side, but even the software. The amount of different tweaking you can do to your Windows can provoke some bugs or malfunctioning in LaunchBox/emulators. Like disabling some services and things like that.

Oh I see. Is not VLC per se. I have always liked VLC a lot more than Windows Media Player because of the amount of configurations it has and I thought you are going to abandon it because of the amount of issues it gives you. Gladly, you are not

I know that for most of the part, the Windows, Linux and Mac software environment are very different. On one hand you have the simplicity and closeness Mac gives you. On the middle side you have Windows and finally Linux with total control handed to the user. From what I read, is that you want LaunchBox to take a more Mac ish approach. I honestly don't know if I as a Windows user and a Linux noob want that to happen. Yes, this could be beneficial to some users, but I wouldn't like to loss the option of getting my hands dirty, learn and control the software. I have learned a lot using LaunchBox and it is thanks to that. Edit: Learning is one of the most valuable things we have. And I prefer it over simplicity. Of course I only represent myself, I have no intentions of saying this is the correct approach for everyone.

Why is VLC giving you so many problems?

Hehehe don't worry I was just wondering if a person committed all those changes or it was something related to this

There are a lot of games popping up at the moderation queue with a blank platform field. Are those the ones that had Super Famicom as platform? Thanks for this changes Jason, hopefully some time later you can also add commentary boxes for change requests

Have you found any translation mistakes?

I am running an AMD cpu called A6-6400k. This thing is my main bottleneck, even for simple tasks the cpu usage gets high. Very very bad IPC this thing has. My GPU is an AMD HD 6850. And only 4 G of RAM (Another of my bottlenecks.) But at least, all the problems my setup gives me inspires me to move my ass and work to get money to buy new hardware. I want to buy an nVidia/Intel system this time since I have never had the chance to test them.

I remember playing morrowind years ago in a netbook way under the recommended specs. I played the whole thing at 10-15 fps, no matter what I´ll play this mod to completion. But thanks for posting your specs, I should be getting around 30 fps possibly.

Now I am not sure if my pc will handle it. I checked the system requirements and its all fine but i´ll have to test it.

The real question is: Are you downloading Skyrim right now? hehe

Well, RTS are somewhat more fast paced but it depends on you really. The more you play a single campaign the more things you will have to micromanage and if you are not used to that, expect some headaches. If you are into war oriented games, I recommend you the Total War series. Medieval II Total war is my favorite because it has incredible mods, If you want a newer one, Shogun 2 Total War and Total War Warhammer are awesome. If you like something more paceful I recommend you the Civilization series. Civ IV is my favorite. For Grand Strategy, Paradox games are incredible. The one I recommend to people that is new to the genre is Crusader Kings II. Lots of dark humor, historical events, mods and political schemes you can expect with that game. If you want something more advanced( but you really need to be very very patient) then Hearts of Iron, Europa Universalis and Victoria. For Space strategy, Stellaris is a pretty good starting point along with Endless Space. You can then jump into more hardcore ones like Galactic Civilizations 2 and many more out there. Endless Legend is a pretty unique one and a good starting point too. I stopped buying consoles after the first Xbox, Steam and GOG don't really let me with more money to spend hehe.

Yeah, and I am somewhat sure that many mods work with Enderal, so you can improve some graphical elements with that.

I have a very old AMD cpu and it bottlenecks my computer really bad, specially since I love to play RTS and Grand Strategy games. Those games are heavily cpu bound due to AI calculations and such. Emulators also rely on the cpu. Yes, there is the new AMD Zen cpus coming but they are going to focus on the enthusiast market first ($$$) so I think they will be around 400-500$ and that's too much for me right now. There is a Xbox emulator project in development called Xqemu but the developer struggles to find free time to develop it because of real life issues. The emulator boots some games but at this rate, we are going to have a PS4 and xbone emulator first hehe

At least, after years waiting for this, this mod has been released in English. Basically a whole new game with the Skyrim engine for free and with a more interesting plot in my opinion. Time to reinstall Skyrim... http://enderal.com/

http://steamcommunity.com/id/VeniVidiViciVixi/

And you tested them without overclocking? Thanks for the info man I knew Haswell is awesome but wanted to be sure if the small 10% IPC skylake increment made a difference. "Wish all emulators progressed as fast as CEMU" ....Yeah, I am still waiting for the original Xbox emulator to be functional, my Xbox died years ago and all my games are there accumulating dust.