Lordmonkus

No problem.

It's quite possible that Gauntlet Legends is a game that none of the N64 emulators can handle right now. There are some games that are tough for the current emulators to handle still.

Does it crash for every game or just Gauntlet Legends ?

Nope. I don't know if there are problems with 10 or not. I use Windows 8.

Did you import save files as well or did you import multiple rom dumps of the same game ?

N64 emulation needs a lot of work before it is what I personally would call "good". Some people may try and argue it but the simple fact of the matter is that is a hack job at best and you just have to accept that some games are going to play great and others are going to be crap. Maybe Cen64 will mature quickly and be more accurate and less of a hack job.

Do yourself a favour and don't use the Retroarch Mupen core. Use either the stand alone Mupen64 or Project64 instead. Better yet, install both PJ64 and Mupen64 and use the right one for each game. Nintendo64 emulation as a whole is touch and go at best, different games will work better depending on the emulator being used.

check in the core configs as well

Yup, what Brad said.

You could also backup your \config folder with all the core configs.

It should be in the \autoconfig\xinput\ folder, probably the XInput_Controller_User_1.cfg Not sure why you would have to manually configure your controllers though, mine have always auto configured.

Today being Halloween means it's release day for Brutal Doom64 which is a remake of Doom64 using the Brutal Doom engine. http://www.moddb.com/mods/brutal-doom-64

I can only echo what Clive said and if there is anything you need help with when it comes to Launchbox ask away and if anyone here can help you can be sure that people here will help out. That's not to say that every possible issue can be solved here but we have a good collective group of people with all sorts of knowledge and always happy to share.

I don't have a Mayflash Dolphin Bar at all but I don't see any reason it should be a problem for Launchbox. Unlike HyperSpin, Launchbox doesn't rely on a back end program like RocketLauncher (and its modules) to function. As long as the emulators you are using supports the controllers and accessories Launchbox will be fine. As far as a controller working as the controls with Launchbox goes any controller that is recognized by windows it should work just fine.

If what you got setup now is working there is no reason to switch but if you were to start over with a new build then it might be worth it for you.

Cool, glad you got it working. I just had to make sure about the Saturn games since I noticed that lol.

Ok I know this may be a stupid question, but your first picture looks like it is in your Saturn collection (i cannot view it full size so it's hard to tell). Are you mistakenly trying to load Saturn games in Fusion ?

Yeah, loads fine for me. It looks like you got your command line parameters in the Emulator Details tab, try putting it in the Associated Platforms tab. It also looks like you are using a different bios version than I am but that shouldn't matter at all as long as the game loads outside of Launchbox.

Do you have any boxes checked on the Emulator Detail tab of the Edit Emulator window ? I don't use Fusion but I do have it installed and it's working fine for me using version 3.64. I have nothing checked on the Emulator Details tab.

I would highly recommend Demul or even NullDC over Retroarchs Dreamcast core. Maybe one day it will be good but we are far from that day yet.

Are people really surprised at EA anymore (UbiSoft as well)? I don't care how good Star Wars Battlefront, Battlefield 1 or any future game they come out with are they will never see another penny from me. People need to stop rewarding their shitty behavior or they will never try to be better. It's just so sad they own the Star Wars gaming rights. Oh well, thankfully there are more than plenty of great games out there worth playing. DRM is a thing that is bad but fortunately there have always been and always will be ways around that unless it's some sort of always online type of game but even then that can be circumvented in some cases.

Glad you got it working. Retroarch can be finicky at times. I just did an install on an HTPC I recently built and using 1.3.6 with known working bios and disk images and none of the cores that used bios such as Sega CD would work. So I grabbed the nightly build and same bios and everything and it just worked, no idea why but oh well it works lol.

There is no "PC" setting on the one I showed the pic of first. It's meant for the PS3 and PS4 but setting it to PS3 makes it totally windows compatible. The newer model which I linked to the Amazon page does have the PC setting though so yeah set that one to PC.

Well it's going to be personal preference in just how many games you import but I think the way I would do it is import the no-intro set since it is much cleaner than the good set. Then go through the hacks and import the ones you want.

Yeah for whatever reason the one in the pic has gone up in price and is the one I have but when I got it it was not that much. I find the Hori controller to be phenomenal. The d-pad is amazing compared to the XBox 360 and PS3 controllers. I find the d-pad on those controllers to be awful, I cannot compare to the PS4 controller since I have not tried one. But having the amazing d-pad combined with the button layout to match any classic console controller is well worth the price. If it's the only controller plugged in it works out of the box but if you have it plugged in with another controller like the 360 controller you may have to do some configuring. Just set it to PS3 using the switch on the front of the controller and Windows recognizes it straight up and works great.