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I don't recall at what point I switched over but I'm using Genesis Plus GX wide and here are some screenshots from my retroarch settings with Dracula up and running

Not sure if it will help but here are screenshots from my setup

That's the same set up I have and mine works fine however my discs are labeled differently so, my m3u file looks like this Dracula Unleashed (USA) (Disc 1).chd Dracula Unleashed (USA) (Disc 2).chd RetroArch v 1.21.0 loads the first disc (chd) as it normally would and I can change it to the second disc in the menu by pressing F1 and changing the disc to 2.

Thank you @JoeViking245, I updated to the latest version of Ares (145) fixed the running script and also used the shortcut trick and it worked great. I appreciate your help!

Thanks for the update. Regarding the Audit window, is there a way to always make the Title column visible when scrolling left/right similar to how Excel has the "Freeze Panes" functionality?

I have a setup similar to C-Beats but mine includes sub platform for all the add on consoles or unique things available in emulators like NES HD games or SNES widescreen games. - Platform Category (Console, Handheld, etc) - Platform Manufacturer (Sony, Nintendo, etc) - Platform (Genesis, SNES, NES, etc) - Sub Platform (Sega CD, 32x, FDS, N64DD, NES HD, etc) I also like to manually add fan translations and some hacked games to my collection but I merge them with the original game and add all the credits, version number, patch release date, etc. to custom fields. it's very time consuming but I like the end result.

Sal / RetroPython, just wanted to say thanks for creating the content you do. I usually like tutorial videos that are short and to the point but I like to listen to your videos while I'm driving or have some time to relax. It's fun to learn about some of the history behind the fun consoles we used to play growing up. Thanks!

Some of these have already been mentioned but here are my thoughts on what takes a remaster or collection to the next level. - Overworld hub like Sonic Jam - Extra story elements or events but only if they make sense and add to the overall experience - Updated graphics that stay true to the original i.e. if a game was in 2D make it HD2D instead of 3D - Add special options or cheats e.g. an easy mode, double xp for RPG's, faster walking, etc. - Graphics toggle like Halo MMC - Music toggle for games where the sound track was unique based on the region like Sonic CD - Unreleased or Beta stuff like including Star Fox 2 on the SNES classic

I think a good example of what I'm looking for would be liked Halo: The Master Chief Collection. It felt like the original game to me with better graphics and I really liked the ability to switch from old to new graphics so I can see what changes they made.

Camelot Software Planning for the shining force series and golden sun!

So the most interesting thing about your post is "I use my mouse sideways in front of my keyboard." I've never heard of that before. Is it for an ergonomic reason or does it improve your productivity? I just tried it and it definitely feels weird to me but if it works for you that's all that matters.

I figured the Additional Apps section wasn't used by a lot of people but that's where I keep my fan translations. I manually add them then add custom fields for who translated them and when they were released, what the patch version is, etc.

This was already mentioned but I'd like to see the Phantasy Star series rereleased and possibly more new entries in a similar style to Phantasy Star IV anything after that I wasn't really a big fan off I really enjoyed the Genesis entries.

It's hard to narrow it down but here are some of my favorite games Phantasy Star IV (Genesis) Shining Force (Genesis) Dragon Force (Saturn) Final Fantasy VII (PS1) Final Fantasy Tactics (PS1)

It depends on the generation but here are some of my favorites from when I was growing up Mario Kart (SNES) Saturn Bomberman (Saturn) Power Stone (Dreamcast) Halo (Xbox - Lan Parties) Speed Runner - I am shocked at how much fun this game is for such a simple / low budget game.