Lordmonkus

Having lived in the boonies with trash internet myself I would recommend spending a few bucks and investing in a seedbox. You can download the full set to it and then download the files you need for your set as you need them. Getting a full Non Merged set will make this much easier.

Use Windows Defender, it's the best free anti virus available today.

Nice idea in theory and I have seen it done but in frontends for one specific emulator and game set. The problem here is that while your test works great for NES games which are small and boot into a title screen and gameplay demo usually it doesn't work so well for something like PS2 games which have longer load times and don't always go into a gameplay demo. Loading times will vary greatly depending on the emulator and games.

Windows 10 is not the problem. Many of us run on Windows 10 and some even run 11 without issues.

Like I said, something is going on with your setup and a couple of other people, I am not disputing that. But making a blanket statement such as "the update is broken" or similar is just incorrect. The update works perfectly for countless people so the issue is most likely a users system configuration causing some weird issue.

The update itself is not broken but obviously there is an issue for you. If the update was broken we would have a lot of complaints about it.

My apologies, I misread your post. By default LB does not delete the file from your drive when you remove a game from LB. There is an option you have to enable in the LB settings to allow this if you want it to.

https://www.launchbox-app.com/about/changelog

Just delete the folder. This isn't the softwares fault, it's the anti virus' fault. Blaming it on Launchbox or Super Model 2 is putting the blame in the wrong place.

Launchbox doesn't control the bezels at all, the new downloader just integrates the bezel project for easier setup. If you want per system bezels you can do that in Retroarch though.

It's not only exaggerated but now you are just making up lies: This is a flat out lie, you use the "controller automation" function to use your controller to close out the emulators. LOL Thread locked.

That's quite the hyperbole but if you really want a refund email support@unbrokensoftware and request one.

I just updated and it worked fine here, sorry I can't say why yours won't update properly.

https://m64p.github.io

True but it shouldn't be there in the first place and the emulator is not better than Mupen64plus so why use PJ64 at all ? It's not faster, it's not better emulation, it brings nothing extra to the table.

I guess it is time for me to update my recommendations, it's been several years. I will still generally recommend using Retroarch when it has an available core for a system you want to emulate just for the simple objective fact it has lower input latency with adjusted frame delay and if you want to fiddle around with it, run ahead. It also has lower audio latency, you just need to adjust it as much as your CPU will allow. While not objectively a reason to use RA over stand alones shaders are a great subjective reason to use it, there are amazing looking CRT shaders available. Another great reason to use RA over most stand alone emulators is the ability to setup custom settings and controller mappings on a per game basis Now for the list: NES - Mesen is still king, RA or stand alone SNES - Snes9x, Higan and BSnes are all very good and you won't go wrong with either. I still prefer Snes9x just for the performance alone, you can really push the frame delay in RA with it Gameboy Advance - mGBA, RA or stand alone Gameboy / Gameboy Colour - Sameboy, RA or stand alone Gamecube / Wii - Dolphin standalone, the RA core still is no where near as good Nintendo 64 - Mupen64plus, RA or stand alone. While PJ64 is a good emulator its nag screen garbage is awful Sega Genesis / CD / Master System - RA with the GenesisGX core is the only real choice here, all other options have severe issues Sega Saturn - Mednafen, RA or stand alone Sega Dreamcast - Flycast or Redream, both are excellent Sony Playstation - Mednafen and Duckstation are both great and equally good, use either the RA cores or stand alone options Sony Playstation 2 - PCSX2 is the only choice here, use the stand alone over the RA core Sony PSP - PPSSPP, use the stand alone over the RA core Arcade - Mame stand alone, avoid the RA core, it messes with controls too much NeoGeo - Mame stand alone or the FBN core in RA Turbografx 16 / CD - RA or stand alone Mednafen Atari 2600 - Stella RA or stand alone Atari 7800 - A7800 which is a fork of Mame with everything else stripped out and adds extras Atari 5200 - this is a tough one but I will recommend Kat5200 for its overall general ease of use without sacrificing quality

In Mame you can set a "global" control scheme which function for just about every game outside of maybe driving games or some other games with odd controllers. This is set in the menu you get when you press Tab on the keyboard under Input (general). These control settings will be defaulted for every game, if you need to do a game specific control scheme you will need to go into the Input (this Machine) section and setup the controls there. This will set the controls for that specific game / rom. If you use Mame for consoles and other systems you will need to do the controls on a machine basis. This should work fine but I do not know for certain, I have no experience with those specific controllers or wireless. In this example you gave you should be able to setup the 2 controllers to play that specific game using the {this Machine) controller settings. Mame is extremely flexible with its controller stuff.

This means you are using a pirated license. If you think this is a mistake email support@unbrokensoftware and they will help you sort it out. Otherwise you can purchase a legitimate license from the website here and put that in your Launchbox folder and everything will work as it should.

You dug up a year old thread to post a completely irrelevant question to the topic and not only that but the question is so vague no one knows what you are talking about.

What ? You bought an Android license but used it with the Windows version of LB ? It doesn't work that way.

This means you are using a pirated license.

I have never had an issue with an update including this one.

If he used the full set importer it would.

Typically the only time it goes on sale at all is during Black Friday and for one day only.

Except they sell their games on Steam, they do it for the micro transaction shop.