Lordmonkus

Glad it's working now, it certainly was a weird one. I have no clue, my setup was all done long before Jason implemented that stuff.

Yeah, I would try removing the TG CD games and re-importing them. It may or may not work but it's worth a short.

Ok, if you told LB to leave them then that is fine. This is certainly a strange one because as Neil said, everything looks to be fine. I assume your other imported games for NES, TG16 and N64 all work fine through LB with RA ?

When you did your import did you tell LB to copy the file to the LB directory or leave it ?

Stop using Norton, it is pure trash and more of a malware on peoples systems.

Are you using the default theme ?

That doesn't mean they incorrect though. Get the correct bios and good known working disc images (cue + bin from Redump), make sure the games work in the emulator and import the cue file into LB.

Remove the numbers from the file names, use something like Bulk Renaming Tool.

Try: /fullscren

If you are having license issues email support@unbrokensoftware.com they will get you sorted out.

Good to hear, unusual for a rom set to be corrupted.

Try unzipping your roms.

Well I am certainly not going to debate any of this with you and now that you have your responses I am going to lock this thread before some jackass comes in here and starts a fight over it.

Well you'll have to be more specific about what you mean by "Pre-emptively searching" because that is awfully vague. I don't think the description of the game is malicious in it's intent. It's just describing what is in the game and games of that era, especially early computer devs just used pictures of the people around the office. Now, you can either suggest a change to the DB or just change it in your LB.

Use stand alone PCSX2, the RA core is still a work in progress and not ready for daily use.

You can submit a change to the DB or you can edit it on your end in your LB setup.

It's a copy paste description from Moby Games https://www.mobygames.com/game/mike-reads-computer-pop-quiz. No idea if that description was from the original box or booklet or just something made up for Moby Games. You can edit the game description in LB if you like.

I haven't updated in a couple of years now, there has been no game or feature added that I wanted.

Please post in English even if it's using Google translate. "LaunchBox for comp, BigBox for TV. Among the many similar programs, LaunchBox is the best. Therefore, I immediately purchased a perpetual license and use it with pleasure. Including on Android. What I personally lack is some kind of mini-panel where I can display the functions I need. For example, I manually add covers for all games. Accordingly, I have to choose: Ctrl + E - Images - then select the desired one. It would be easier to display the ability to immediately download the desired image by selecting the game. And so on, little things like that would be very, very helpful in working with LaunchBox."

Not everyone needs BigBox mode, I very rarely ever use it. The free version is extremely usable with very few (if any) critical features locked behind the pay wall and depending on the country you live in the license is quite expensive.

The TankStick is made to be used with Mame where you can map anything you like and use combo presses and in that case the TankStick has enough buttons.

Wow, this thread devolved to be even more ridiculous than it was already. An emulator core in Retroarch is not inherently better or worse than the stand alone version it is ported from. It really is a core by core basis which may or may not be superior. Also, the reasons for one being superior to the other depends on the end users needs. I am now closing this thread.

Pretty long winded post to essentially state that you don't really have a good basic grasp on computers and how to operate them. Now I am not making fun of you or coming down on you for that but emulation is something where you really do need the basics of computer use. You picked out the PS3 emulator which is one of the more problematic and confusing emulators to use and because of it's disk image format it makes it a real pain to import into LB but nearly all other emulators and rom sets are quite easy to use and import. Another issue and not one that is your fault is the fact that while emulators themselves are legal the roms and bios that are required for emulators to function are not so naturally those cannot be provided by Launchbox. Those are always on the end user to supply themselves and this is true for any emulation software or frontend. ETA Primes videos are generally pretty spot on with the information required to get the emulators up and running through Launchbox. Maybe some of the older tutorials are out of date, I have no idea. At the same time though some information he may leave out could be some basic computer knowledge which is tough to add into a video because we can't be teaching people basic computer usage in the same video as adding an emulator to Launchbox. If you feel that Launchbox is difficult to use you really should try some of the other options out there such as HyperSpin, AttractMode, Playnite or even a Raspberry Pi image. None of them provide roms or bios and only a Raspberry Pi image will provide the emulators but what that will emulate is very limited in comparison. Now, you could look around the internet for someone elses pre-made setup but those are highly illegal and we will not provide support for them. Or worse yet you could throw your money away on a pre-loaded hard drive which is even more illegal and very unlikely to even work. If you are having troubles please post here on the forums with any questions or hit us up on Discord. Remember though the first thing you should always do is make sure that your games are working in the emulator first before importing to Launchbox. It makes helping troubleshoot issues much easier. We also have a thread with links to written tutorials which should all still be relevant information:

Yes, I saw but still zero details given beyond "it doesn't work", that is never helpful.