kulverstukas

Thanks. I couldn't find this specific title on YT, but this dude reviewed some others and he's is friggin' hilarious lol :

Thanks! I don't have any plans to make a v2 at the moment, maybe one day when I'll have access to a proper workshop

What is this game supposed to be I imagine that you do some kinky stuff, but in that age of graphics, it'd be so awkward...

Sup forum. Browsing through here I've seen some awesome builds, though many make cabinets or simply use desktop computers. I recently finished my own project which I'd like to share and that has no definite name, but I call it a "briefcase console emulator". It's not very professionally built (in my defense I call it version 1 :D) but gets the point across and frankly that's all you need for a retro party. The pictures of this project are below, and I made a huge article on my blog about the whole process as I was building it (I hope mods won't get offended for the link): http://9v.lt/blog/console-emulator-briefcase/ Finished project looks like this:

Ok, so I imported the games again, and some of them got scraped. Many wasn't found tho... Don't know what I was doing wrong, but most likely I didn't notice the scraped games :P

Interesting. Because I have a pack of over 2k MS-DOS games and none of them got scraped... I believe at least half of those games should have some sort of information found on the web :P I'm probably doing something wrong...

Launchbox is really nice, I'm using it for my portable custom emulation rig in a box (WIP) and I'm in a process of dealing with software, and I noticed one thing, and I'm not sure if that's normal, because I can't find any information about it - when you import ROM games, all information is scraped perfectly. But when I import MS-DOS games, nothing gets scraped, it doesn't even tries to search... maybe I need to download the covers manually somehow? tl;dr - does Launchbox scrape information for ms-dos games when importing them?