bundangdon

There should be a file named "portable" and it reads something like this: # Replace 0 with 1 below to make portable 0 Try that and check what happens ?

Works fine here. Be sure to set up the bios file (5200.bin) in the configuration of kat5200 and you should be ready

I've also requested/asked about this exact same idea a few times in the past. It'll get there someday

ProSystem is easy to set up with LaunchBox. Just set it up like any other emulator, and it doesn't require any special command lines. However, FYI the retroarch core seems to have better compatibility from my experience

Thanks a lot for the tip! After I renamed it in RetrotasticLoading.xml it's now working fine

@faeran i'm getting the same error as mentioned above, right after I select a system (Atari 2600, NES, etc.)

No worries! Glad to hear you got it figured out

Okay, but it's a little odd that you have those white boxes behind the 2 logos (on the right side) which isn't very common with a .png file, whereas your "Nintendo Entertainment System" logo has a clear background. You may want to edit those logos in photoshop (or similar program) and make sure they're saved properly as png files

Odd? I'd just check again to make sure the image is in the right folder, with the filename spelled perfectly, case sensitive like this example. And be sure to refresh your images in the image cache (options) C:\launchbox\Images\Platforms\Bally Astrocade\Clear Logo\Bally Astrocade.png

Yep, that's exactly what I was referring to, as I was in the same situation before. Just out of curiosity, is it a .jpg or .png? From my experience, jpegs don't always work

I think I had the same issue as you a while back with this theme and others as well. You should put the system logo in the folder "Images" >> "Platforms" >> "Famicom Disk System" just like you would with any other, but make sure that the logo filename is exactly the same as the system name. For example, if you have a filename "logo.png" or "famicom.png" it won't work. However "Famicom Disk System.png" (or .jpg) should work

It's probably not necessary anymore. Just set up an emulator named "Rocket Launcher" and then add the following to the "Default Command Line Parameters": -f "%launchboxorbigboxexepath%" -p "LaunchBox" -s "%platform%" -r Then add the corresponding systems in the "Associated Platforms Tab" and you should be ready

From my experience, yes. They've all been repacked (zipped) together. Also, you can simply "Download Metadata and Media" to update any games within launchbox that are missing video artwork if you want to go that route. EDIT: Now I just noticed there's an "update" file on the emumovies website. That might work?

If this is the same as the original rocketlauncher application, it can be found here: http://www.rlauncher.com/forum/vbdownloads.php?do=download&downloadid=1

Nicely done once again! Thank you very much for sharing these?

My pleasure! Best of luck to you! And here's a really good tutorial made by a living legend on YouTube known as Simply Austin

As someone who used hyperspin for a few years, making the switch to launchbox/bigbox was the best decision I could ever make regarding emulation and classic gaming. I've never gone back to using hyperspin, and even with its minuscule updates as of lately, it's still very much way behind and still an eye-sore to look at and a pain to use. For its time (5 to 10 years ago), it was great but not so much anymore. Also, if you use rocketlauncher, the transition is relatively smooth, with plenty of youtube tutorials available for just about every aspect of launchbox/bigbox ?

Thank you very much!

@faeran I've been wanting to ask this for a while, and I've been searching through all of the theme's folders and files, but how can I change the size of the box artwork? I just want to make it a little bigger

You guys are unstoppable! Thank you again!

Works great! Thank you for sharing this

Great work! The Sega Saturn had a lot of excellent titles, especially in Japan

Point well taken and fully understood ? I just thought it could be a bit on the tedious (and time-consuming) side to hunt down all of that background fanart-artwork for so many games. Although (as it is now) It definitely would be suitable for a smaller collection