I'm not using Ares myself, but from what I can find, you would need the emulator exe, specify the system and the rom, and then tag on the fullscreen argument, so for example;
ares --system "Mega Drive" "sonic.md" --fullscreen
I'm not a retroarch user myself, but I think you can switch between different display drivers within it. Have you tried that?
If that doesn't work, can you run dxdiag? Then head to the display tab and take a screenshot if you can.
Can you post a screenshot of the popup from pcsx2?
Make sure your emulators are launching games correctly outside of launchbox first. Its easier to identify issues that way.
Are your games imported to Dolphin? Can you successfully launch a game from the Dolphin UI? If so, please post a screenshot of your Dolphin emulator settings within launchbox.
Thanks, but I already have the emulator up and running - I was specifically referring to the move guide overlay in the video.
Seems it is part of a new framework within singe.
Found this on YouTube today:
I've tried to google how the move guides can be added to Hypseus Singe, but I'm coming up short.
Any ideas of how it can be done?
Launchbox isn't an emulator, so it doesn't affect the performance. Your problem lies in RetroArch. Did you check any of the videos on how to set it up? Launchbox has a bunch of them on their YouTube channel.
I don't know if there is a difference in modding a regular Wii from a WiiU, but I noticed the video above is for WiiU.
This is the one I used to mod my regular Wii, no Smash Bros required:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=BSE34AQTCdg
I would say YouTube is a great resource for finding games, especially the video game library channel. If you prefer more curated content you could check out gamesack, metaljesusrocks and other channels like that. For playstation 1 games i highly recommend a smaller youtuber called Sean Seanson.
You can also try googling "best SNES games" or other consoles, and you'll come across a bunch of "top 20/50/100"-lists.
I'm not at my computer at the moment, but I can try to put together a list of some games later
You could set the controllers in Launchbox to keystrokes, and then use JoyToKeys or similar software to map your buttons to those keystrokes.
May not be optimal, but should work.
I don't think having music in the pause screen is a feature yet. You can vote on @crusadeRGP's ticket and hope that enough people vote on it so it gets implemented.