Suhrvivor

One thing i noticed is that if the games or media were added to the database recently, you have to wait 1 or 2 days until they are actually available to download through LaunchBox. Try waiting a couple of days, update the local database and try again. The game's id number in the titles you posted is pretty high so I assume that's the case this time.

Can we please have a reminder of the specific rules on the database website? For example, when you select to upload screenshots, have a reminder that native resolution without enhancements is preferred and when uploading background images a reminder that it shouldn't have logos nor watermarks? It would reduce the amount of bad submissions of people that start contributing without reading the rules.

That would only work with disc games that are extracted into folders, digital games have no .xex executable file, they're one big file wit no extension and nested inside a bunch of folders. I don't know where op got all those m3u, but if they were made manually it would have been wiser to add the games manually instead.

Xenia doesn't support m3u files, why would you use that?

I find the new Donkey Kong game interesting, but not enough for a purchase, plus all the new TOS BS where they can brick your Switch2 if you break the EULA is kinda nuts.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is coming out soon and I was wondering how hyped up is the community. Personally, I don't care much about it. I'm not buying it right now and i'm not planning on buying it anytime soon. I have the Switch 1 and it's collecting dust from over a year, The last Switch game I bought and played was Monster Hunter Rise, I played a bunch on it until it was released on Steam.

I just tested the Steam version and it seems that the window focus issue at start is caused by the splash screen. You can fix it by disabling the splash screen. To disable the splash screen, right click the game on Steam, select Properties..., in LAUNCH OPTIONS. add the following: -NoSplash It should look like this: If for some reason you're not launching it through Steam and you're launching the game's exe directly, add the previous code "-NoSplash" to the Application's Command Line parameters on LaunchBox. It should look like this: (Right click the game on LaunchBox, select Edit > Edit Metadata/Media, then go to the Launching section on the left panel) Alternatively you can disable the splash screen by just renaming or deleting the splash image located within the game's files (".\TEKKEN 8\Polaris\Content\Splash\Splash.bmp").

Try changing the game from borderless to fullscreen or viceversa. That does it for me on games with that issue. I'll test Tekken 8 when I get home later today.

Launchbox supports fade and pause menus natively, you don't need RL for those two things. I'd suggest ditching RL completely if you switch to Launchboxx, I know you might feel you'd lose all the work you put in it but trust me, once you leave you won't miss it. I was in a similar position as you're now 8 years ago and I don't regret leaving HS and RL. I still have RL working with Launchbox but I avoid using it as much as I can.

You can find them here on the forum's download section. There's also some youtube channels that share them like MrFromt's . That particular theme video is from @sucramjd . Download link here.

Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. :P

A serial number entry for each game and each region variant would be cool. Most consoles have it. I can get behind that.

Glad you sorted it out. As a tip that I also learned the hard way I would recommend never changing the name of roms, files and specially executables, the exe's name is often used by the nvidia and amd's drivers to know what game you're running and apply compatibility fixes, if you change the name of the exe the game might perform suboptimally.

I would be so sad if I lost all my work of more than a decade. Not so much for the media itself that can be redownloaded easily but for the settings of LaunchBox and the emulators. I've spent lots of time oto make every system and every game run like I want. Anyway, welcome to LaunchBox! The app is new user friendly and it will help you get back retroarch and other emulators quick and easily.

The name of the executable is wrong. Also, I tested it and the part that focuses the game's window doesn't seem to work anymore. A proper working script would look like this: Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") obj = WshShell.Run("""scv3gs.exe""", 3, False) WScript.sleep 9000 WshShell.SendKeys "%{ENTER}" 'Sends ALT+ENTER to enter in fulsscreen mode Save as scv3gs.vbs, put it inside the game's root folder, then point Launchbox to that file instead of the game's exe. disable the Launchbox's startup screen if it gives you any trouble. Edit: if the game takes too long to start, increase the WScript.sleep value from 9000 to 12000, 15000 or more.

Sorry. This forum doesn't endorse piracy. You can't ask that here.

I curate my collection. My LaunchBox currently sits just below 3000 games. I'm constanly adding newly released titles I'm interested in playing eventually and I'm removing games and even systems that have little to no interest of playing. I also curate my Steam library, you can permanently remove games from your account, I recently went and deleted a lot of those bad games I got from random keys online and Humble Bundle bundles.

I'm interested.

I like the hand painted ones. I remember getting games solely because of the epic art on the box just to find out the game looks nothing like the boxart. The Gauntlet games for example: vs

My picks : I've also put an insane number of hours on Diablo 3, Genshin Impact and League of Legends, But I wouldn't recommend them to my worst enemy.

Is it really worth the saved space if you have to wait much longer for the game to start? I rather have Launchbox be fast and slim than slow and cluttered.