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Thanks! @Brian That was one of the ones that i did back on page 5, but the images look better on yours and the information is a bit more detailed so awesome!! There is alot of console metadata here and because Vlansix is really the only one who can edit the console metadata it will probably take a bit for all of it to go up

@grupoapunte Those are great ideas, but they probably would not be implemented for quite awhile as they get other things done on the database before moving on to stuff like that. If you leave a enhancement ticket on the bit bucket, I'm sure people would upvote it though .

Okay sweet @CTRL-ALT-DEFEAT, I'll get some of those hacks downloaded and I will see if i can do from recording on them and go from there, i know most of the platform videos usually have a mascot or two for the video, so figuring those out will be the fun part :).

Any consensus on most popular rom hacks for video ideas? And i can capture some maybe

Sadly I don't really have any artwork that would look nice for a video so that's where I guess I'm kind of stuck especially since there are so many hacks out there, it is hard to pinpoint a few to represent them all.

Hey guys, I have recently decided to split my game collection from my ROM hacks and make them a separate platform in LB and BB, my question is, do any of you have a video that would work for something like that? After searching you tube and emu movies, I haven't really found a platform video that was specifically dedicated to ROM hacks and was curious if anyone else has come across this dilemma as well.

If I'm understanding correctly, you should be able to use the dropdown menu in the top left corner of LB where it normally says platform, switch it to genre and just make sure the NES Rom hacks you have also have their genre as "Hacks" and a menu for solely ROM Hacks should pop up for you.

I meant for the actual subreddit lol

I would be willing to help with modding the subreddit @lordmonkus @Vlansix

No Worries! I know this type of stuff can wack out for no reason haha

Ya I as well, it showed me signed in as @circo

Yes I believe there is, you can add videourls when uploading data for games.

Ambition ain't a bad thing

Here's also video from @SentaiBrad that will help:

Ahh, have you opened retro arch and downloaded the cores for each system? By default you need mupen64plus core downloaded, nestopia for nes and snes9x for snes 1. Open retro arch 2. Scroll down to online updater 3. then hit core updater Then the list of all retroarch cores will be there to download. Hope that helps if not let me know

This is in the games database subforum not the general sub to start but ill try to help, what emulator and rom are you trying to run, because you don't need premium to run the games?

Thanks @ClownClone!! I appreciate the help

Hey @spycat! Thanks I appreaciate your support And i was looking through the dropbox and sadly it does not have the missing ones that I need. I have a majority of the images, they just dont look as nice and clean as the ones I took from vikings set for example.

I have not yet! I'll check those.

Aamber Pegasus, Commodore CDTV, Commodore PET, Commodore Plus/4, Crystal System, Dragon 32/64, EACA EG2000 Colour Genie, Epoch Game Pocket Computer, Examu eX-Board, Exelvision EXL 100, Exidy Sorcerer, Fuijitsu FM 7, Hartung Game Master, among around 30 others, and I have pictures for those in the thread but i have zero Photo editing skills to make them look nice for the DB

I've used Vikings images for quite a few of them but the issue is the pictures, we need are the super obscure ones that aren't popular so they haven't been edited by anyone yet

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XaviXPORT Release Date: 2004 Developer: SSD COMPANY LIMITED Manufacturer: SSD COMPANY LIMITED Max Controllers CPU: 6502 Memory: 1KB RAM Graphics: 16.7 Million Colors Sound:16-bit Stereo Display: 640 x 480 Media: ROM Cartridge Overview: The XaviXPORT is a home video game console developed by SSD COMPANY LIMITED and released in the United States on 2004 during the sixth generation of video game consoles. Source: http://www.videogameconsolelibrary.com/pg00-xavix.htm#page=specs Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xavix Image Source: Viking

WoW Action Max Release Date: 1987 Developer: Worlds of Wonder Manufacturer: Worlds of Wonder Max Controllers: 2 CPU: HD401010 Memory: 32 Byte RAM Graphics: N/A Sound: Internal Speaker Display: 320 x 256 Media: VHS Tape Overview: Action Max is a home video game console using VHS tapes for games. It was created in 1987 by Worlds of Wonder. The Action Max had a very limited release outside the US. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Action_Max#Technical_specifications Image Source: Viking

Wonderswan & Wonderswan Color Overview: The WonderSwan is a handheld game console released in Japan by Bandai. Color Overview: The WonderSwan Color is a handheld game console released in Japan by Bandai. It featured a color display. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WonderSwan Image Source: Viking