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I tried a VPN like you suggested, but that didn't work unfortunately. Oh well

Really sorry to be a pest, @faeran I just watched the rebroadcast on YouTube which was quite entertaining but couldn't find/see/hear the contest entry code. I'm guessing that was somewhere on the Twitch website while it was being broadcasted?

Maybe. I checked everywhere on the channel and this is pretty much all I can get. Originally from the U.S. but I live in Seoul now

Thanks, but I think that's only if you're a paid subscriber. I went there now and it says "No videos found"

Okay, good to know that. Thanks for the update!

@AstroBob Just wondering, will any of the Twitch videos be re-broadcasted on Youtube? I really wish you guys would post the videos there because I live abroad and have pretty much a zero chance of watching them and finding out the contest entry codes after midnight here (due to the time difference) And by the way, I've been a very dedicated LaunchBox user since 2015

Thanks for all of the help and contributions over the years. Wish you all the best in your future endeavors and happy trails!

Just wondering, are you using the a5200 core in Retroarch? If so, that should load up Atari 5200 roms with less issues than the atari800 core. Otherwise, you may have an invalid bios file

From my experience, they're almost exactly the same in terms of size. I can imagine CHD support will happen in the future, but for now it's just nice to have everything in one file and it also makes it easier to import the games into frontends like Launchbox.

Yep, this was a very unexpected and surprisingly nice update

Just a nice little PSA for the emulation community out there. The RPC3 team has just rolled out a major update to RPCS3 that I never thought would happen,but actually did (happen) in their most recent alpha. Iso files are now loadable, and this not a photoshop mock-up or anything of that nature

Appreciate the prompt reply, but I don't use the auto import feature and don't plan on using it. I love a lot of the features that LB has but I found that particular feature more frustrating than helpful after trying it out for a few months. @Jason Carr @faeran Manually adding games for the PS Vita should definitely be addressed as it was a relatively simple process with previous versions of LaunchBox but now it simply isn't working.

Not sure what happened, but I once used this method several times before for PS Vita without any issues and now it doesn't work. My guess is that the new PSVita importing feature that was recently implemented has messed this up somehow. Can anyone help because every time I try to import multiple .txt files, it comes up empty, as shown in the screenshot below. I've also tried importing the game folders, the individual eboot.bin files and none of these methods worked either. Another update: Can confirm that this is an issue related with the latest versions of LaunchBox. I just tried an older version (13.18) and the importing method for PSVita games works fine, but there's basically no way to manually import PSVita games with the latest versions of the program