Lordmonkus

In BigBox go to Options > View and turn off Show Favorited Games First. This sort of defeats the purpose of having favourited games though but I guess you can get around that by generating a playlist based on the "favorrite" tag and any other tag such as platform.

Strange, I don't use Visual Boy Advance so I don't know if it needs any command line parameters. I use Retroarch and the mGBA core but I also have the stand alone version installed and working. mGBA is the better emulator so you should try that one out and see if you get the same problem.

You don't need any command like parameters to run them, just import the .cue file into Launchbox and make sure your Saturn platform is in the associated platforms in your Mednafen emulator entry.

I see it get asked for quite a lot.

Sub folders for organizing games.

Yup, we specifically wrangled Jason into a mods discussion on Discord to sort this out to get a consistent way forward and mentioning sites is fine, just no linking.

I always thought it meant Penile Dysfunction.

Personally I am of the opinion that simply naming sites should be fine as long as there are no links, this is just my opinion though. And I am certainly not going to read each and every single post made to see if someone is linking to a site that should not be linked to, that is what the report post function is for.

lol, nope not happening.

They should work with the FBA core yes.

They do work with the stand alone version of ePSXe but I don't know about any phone ports of it because I don't own a phone to test it out. Glad it worked out for you, I think what might have been the problem is that PSX2PBP requires some extra files that don't come with it and I packaged mine all up in a single .zip file so it contains those files.

Ok both Lunar games work perfectly fine being converted. Here is my version of PSX2PBP to use, see if it works better for you. PSX2PSPv1.4.2.7z

Like I said, I am not sure if Lunar 2 is or is not compatible with it. I only know there is a small selection of games that doesn't like it. I will see if it does work quickly though and post back.

Not every game is compatible with converting them, not sure if Lunar 2 is one of those games or not, I never converted mine to PBP.

You can call it what you want, mine is simply called NeoGeo, just make sure that what you call the platform matches in the associated platforms list for the emulator you are using for it. Just to clarify some of what you listed, the Pocket and Pocket Color are handhelds, CD is the home console that used CDs which very few people will actually want to use but it does have a couple of unique games. And there is no difference in the AES and MVS games, they are identical even though one is the home version and the other is the arcade version. You can even choose which version of the game you are playing by choosing to use the Unibios and setting it to home or arcade.

Please don't ask for games. You need PSX2PBP and your disk images should be cue + bin. Just point it to each of the disk images (.bin file) like in the screen shot in my post at the bottom of the first page and click convert.

Actraiser now has been MSU'd.

Thanks for heads up.

You don't need a command line parameter, just change Stella to fullscreen with Alt + Enter and close it, the next time it loads it should be fullscreen. It does for me at least with version 5.02.

No problem.

Yeah the command parameters call the core, you can name the platform whatever you like but make sure that the platform name in the associated platforms name matches what the platform is called in your list. If they are named differently things won't work.

Set all your platform cores in the "Edit Emulator" window > "Associated Platforms" tab for Retroarch: Then for individual games edit the game and then in the "Emulation" tab you can set a custom command line parameter to load a different core from the default one for the platform that game is under.

I believe it's still outside the scope of the database but I am not sure at all since I stay out of that side of things.