Hazuki

Hi, I know we are talking about adding new systems to the database. But I'd like to see more content rating systems. Personally I live in Europe and I'd prefer to use PEGI instead of ESRB. Its just what I'm use too. But I also have a lot of Japan only games, and this have never been rated in the US, so they are all unrated. But if we added CERO to the database I'd start filling in the ratings for the games. I listed all the Video game content rating systems: Australian Classification Board (Australia) CERO (Japan) Chilean Rating System (Chile) ClassInd (Brazil) ESRA (Iran) ESRB (US, Canada) FPB (South Africa) Game Rating and Administration Committee (South Korea) Game Software Rating Regulations (Taiwan) Gmedia (Saudi Arabia) Indonesian Game Rating System (Indonesia) iOS App Store (online) National Audiovisual Institute (Finland OFLC (New Zealand) RARS (Russia) SMECCV (Mexico) PEGI (Europe, Israel) USK (Germany) It be really nice if we had the option to pick rating system priorities, like we can do with art. For example I'd pick PEGI, then ESRB and then CERO So if I add "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" to my games collection, I'd get it rated PEGI 12 But if I add "Arc the Lad: End of Darkness" I'd get ESRB T - Teen, because this game was never released in Europe. In addition to some of the rating systems have content descriptor. PEGI for example has "Fear" or "Violence" for example. I know this has to be added to launchbox, but it all starts with adding it to the database, so we can start filling in the ratings for the games. So, yes I know this post is a little off. This thread is about adding new systems. But as you are adding to the database, I'll post this here in the hopes that you might consider adding more rating systems, so we that don't live in the US can use the ratings we are more familiar with. And so we can get ratings on games that aren't released in the US Thank you for you time

Hi all, Has anyone else had this problem, you start launchbox and some games are missing? I had it with some Mega Drive games a year or two ago and now today when we fired up launchbox to play some Super Mario 3D world, the game is not in the list of Switch games anymore. I store all my games on a nas, in the 7zip format an extract then before playing. Checking the folder on the nas and the game is still there. In launchbox I tried scanning for now roms, but the game isn't added back. I then renamed the file and added it, no problem. The I renamed it back and scanned for removed roms, after that scanned of now roms but the game isn't added back to launchbox. Any ideas to what's going on?

Hi, Anyone know of a script/app that can sort MAME/FBA roms into folders based on the arcade system there from?

Hi, Is there a way to cancel a submission to the database? I was updating some games, and clicked on the wrong tab, added info for the wrong game and clicked submit before noticing what I had done.

I just wanted to know, how long have the servers been in the Netherlands before the move to the US?

As proghodet said, https://howlongtobeat.com/ would be great. Maybe a howlongtobeat game-id field so the info can be scraped straight from them. It's nice to know before starting a new game if it's going to take 5h or 50h to complete. My kodi skin surprised me when Halloween came around and it suggested spooky films and tv episodes. And then at Christmas it suggested family/christmas films. I really like the idea and think a field with this kind of information (mode/style) would be great so a bigbox theme can suggest games based off of this. But most of all, I would like to see more rating systems added to the database. ESRB is great but I'd like to see PEGI added as I’m from Europe and this is what's used on games that I buy. And as I have a big Japanese only game collection, CERO is the only rating system used for those games. So having multiple ratings for all games and then in launchbox/bigbox having a priorities order just like for media, so for example I would have PEGI then ESRB and last CERO. (more/all rating systems https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_content_rating_system#Comparison_table)