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You save in game like you would on real hardware, so at a save point or in the menu. Save states can be saved anywhere just jump into the quick menu or set a button combo in the retroarch input/hotkey binds menu.

Try not using the installer version, I have never used that personally I just use the zip version. Also as to the bios you don't need to direct the core to it, just put it in Retroarch/System and it will see it automatically if its correct.

Try installing the pack linked in the description of this video.

Yeah was about to suggest the same.

Hmm, I'm really not sure what to suggest at this point. I have never seen Retroarch not load a core by itself through the retroarch UI, you should be able to load any core you have downloaded to your system from there, regardless of if it actually loads games or not.

The playstation emulator works just fine, I cant speak to winvice as I have never used that myself. You say you have the bios for PS1, is it in your retroarch/system folder? Also is it named correctly? I f you load the core in retroarch and go to core information it will tell you the bios it is looking for and weather or not it is present.

Hi and welcome to the community. Retroarch works just fine in Launchbox, and a lot of us here will recommend it for use with launchbox. All you need to do is add Retroarch as a emulator like any other in Tools/Manage emulators. Then you will see three tabs at the top there, click on the associated platforms tab, this is where you specify the cores for the specific platform. The name of the system here has to match exactly what the platform is called within Launchbox itself for it to work correctly. There are a lot of platforms pre filled there but it is not always the best core to use, so just edit any platform to say the core name you want to use. Any other questions just ask.

Uncheck both those boxes that are checked in your above image. Arcade games always stay zipped. And the other box is only for one or two emulators and is not needed in this case.

Thanks for your post, always nice to see new users enjoying the program.

Those extra platforms you are getting are actually playlists not Platforms, so they pull all there images and videos from the respective Arcade Platform folders, so unless you deleted that they should all re-attach when you import.

Hi and welcome, there is a checkbox on the last screen of the MAME importer on the same screen where you can choose to import clones and such,, its at the bottom and says something like "create playlists for MAME platform" just uncheck it.

Just import the .exe manually, its not difficult.

You can set the game details screen to a button/key and bring it up when you need it, that's what I do.

Just drop a startup folder into your launchbox/videos folder and drop any videos in there, if you add more than one then a random one will be played at startup.

Hi and welcome. You shouldn't run Launchbox as a administrator, it can effect launching programs as they then need elevation. The steam importer is unfortunately currently not working, it is being looked into. The windows game importer scans your windows start menu for games, if they aren't in there they wont be picked up by the importer. It is very easy to add manually though, just drag a .exe or a shortcut onto the Launchbow window, this will start the import wizard, select the "none of the above" option to import standard .exe's that don't require a emulator to run.

You can do by platform, just go to tools/audit sort by box front, highlight all the games with no image right click and hide.

Not that I'm aware of, and if it did it may not work after a reboot as the controller ID's often change when rebooting.

That's down to the individual emulators, there is a option in bigbox to use all controllers so they will all work inside of Bigbox, But once you load a game its down to the emulator in question what controller is used..

Normally I would guess that would be handled like movies, and the year would be appended after the name, but I'm not really positive on that.

Fair point if that's the case.

Combine them into one game entry, and choose the game that you want as the front facing one.

Hi and welcome. No there is no list of supported controllers, if they work on Windows they work with Launchbox/Bigbox.

I never played on the megadrive much, that's what my brother had, I had the snes. I always put medium punch and kick on the shoulders as they were not really used in SFII.

That snes one is awesome though, I have one.

Not as yet..