Oats

Pathing is fine as I adjusted that prior to trying to firing any of these apps up but they are using relative paths anyway with the emulators and roms all being on the same drive. I am fairly certain that it was a setting in retroarch but I switched it over to bsnes balanced core this morning and everything still worked. I'm working on PS1 games now using the mednafen_psx core and everything is moving along smoothly. I think I might run into problems with the PS2 since I can't use retroarch for it but I have found some promising posts about older versions of PCSX2 which can be made portable. Thanks for the assist ! -Oats

I'll check it out on the recommendation The PC i'm using at the office has no where near the power that my gaming machine does but it isn't weak either so its worth a shot Thanks

I didnt try any of the Bsnes cores either because most of the research I had done here and elsewhere on the web indicated that snes9x was the way to go Originally I was using different emulators for all of the systems but I wanted to consolidate as much as possible into one emulator Either way I got it working and launched a few games. I suppose I could do some more troubleshooting to figure out if there was something else I missed but i'm not sure if it's worth it What do you think?

I can agree that something else must have been wrong This all started because I was attempting to create a 4tb portable HD that would run launchbox with all of my emulators/roms on it. I worked on it at home first using my gaming PC and organizing a folder structure on the drive. When I took the drive to my office where I have my arcade cabinet I hooked it up to a different PC and tried to launch everything to verify that it would work. Everything was functional at home but not on that PC so this was the last thing I ended up having to "fix"

Thats the problem.... I did have that core already and it wasn't launching the games

Not sure if you ever figured this one out but in case it will help someone else out....I had the same issue a short time ago. I was able to fix the problem by editing the retroarch emulator settings within launchbox under associated platforms tab using snes9x2010_libretro.dll instead of snes9x_libretro.dll