neil9000

Want some do ya!!!!!

I have a seagate Barracuda in my rig it's a 1TB, and to be fair it is still working good guns for me (it's about 5-6 years old). I have also though had really big problems with seagate drives, if i was you i would spend a little extra and get a WD drive.

Yep what @DOS76 said.

I have everything up to PSX on a 1TB HDD Everything mame will be about 600GB tops. Obviously everything gets much bigger when you hit psx, as it all started getting put on disk.

LOL, i am quite surprised, at how easy my English sarcasm actually travels!!

That's a good bounty haul there.

Mmm Hmm, OK Grand Pa, i believe you, isn't it time you should be in bed???

OK i take it back, that is deffo a age thing!!!

Amazon drive does cheap unlimited storage, not sure where you are, but it's £55 a year here, for unlimited storage, so that's a good choice for backup, something big, not connected to your PC or network.

Yeah i will second Brad here. This is one of the reasons a lot of us here use retroarch as much as we can. The standalone emulators you are using are probably available and are just as good, if not better in some cases than there standalone equivalents, and the same button combo will work across all the emus in retroarch. If you are adamant that you want to use separate emulators for separate consoles then you will have to use some sort of script like posted above, and of course a lot of emulators have different keys for save and load, so you would have to change that script for all your individual emulators. As far as i am concerned that is just a hassle i don't want to deal with, and retroarch let's me not deal with that. Each to there own though, you will just need a lot more setup and tinkering than most users here, and may because of that run into more issues than most as a result.

Lol, notice the North American/Australian, So not a English word!!! Based off of sure, but not correct. lol Not that i am one to comment on language, i have a filthy mouth and my spelling is often appalling.

thats mosey, with a "E" i said mosy m-oz-y

OK, Doug????? lol no idea. And mosquito=mosy!! like "fuck that mosy just got me".

OK, i am clearly missing something here, it's a country thing again isn't it??

Ok, would you be able to check the portable folder as well as the roaming? It's just that i have my Launchbox all self contained on a external HDD. If i could then also install a Portable Kodi (say in my emulators folder) and store all my movie/TV Shows all within the LaunchBox folder i would have a fully portable gaming emulator front end, and tv/movie watching HDD that i could plug into any PC and it would all "just work". Sorry to be a pest, you are doing awesome work.

Yeah i was going to mention Sega Classics, it's the only Arcade playlist banner i am missing, i assume it was just a oversight, and that's fine it happens.

The Kodi location is always that roaming folder regardless of what drive you install to, it will always try to store stuff to your C drive. The only exception is when you make kodi portable (which is very easy to do) then the data is in the same folder as your Kodi instal. Also i assume this works on all versions of Kodi?? I am using the Leia nightlies, but of course folder structure is still maintained there i believe.

lol, Hey we are all catching up with you. And if i can spend my retirement smashing through games on a daily basis, then that is a awesome retirement.

OH OK, i have heard of that, but that is about as far as it goes, that's the one they called ever crack right?? Oh so not a Firefly reference.

Ouch, i haven't even finished Diablo 3 once. lol.

Sorry EQ day's???

Woo Hoo!!! Firefly reference!!!

Yeah, despite my age i actually got into PC games very late, i was always a console kid. We never even owned a PC until i was probably 25 ish, so a lot of those "classic" loot games were never on my radar unless they came to console, which they hardly ever did.

We have talked about this before, but bigger isn't always better. That's why the first Batman is my favourite it's just more focused with less fluff.

Yeah the first game remaster is totally fine, it's not really a remaster per se as it was good on pc originally, the console versions are remasters cause they were 720p 30fps, the PC was always a good version. I didn't really like the Diablo aspect of the sequel to be honest with you, something about it just didn't jive with me. Maybe i should go back and have a look, as since then i bought Diablo 3 on PC, which was my first Diablo and actually really quite enjoyed it.