zenanomaly

Similar issue here, only it's PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16 and PC Engine CD/TurboGrafx-CD (at least that I've noticed) missing again. Same systems were reported a few months ago and fixed, tried a forced database update and they're still not hashing.

Worked! Thank you!

RetroAchievements recently dropped a DevJam spotlighting the NEC PC-8000/8800, but none of the games are hashing in LB despite being the correct dump. Could be the same DB mismatch due to a renaming? The console is officially listed on RA as PC-8000/8800.

Both platforms are hashing fine on my end. Have you double-checked your exact scraping ("NEC TurboGrafx-16" and "NEC TurboGrafx CD")? Doesn't look like RA did any platform name revisions for the recent Turbo DevJam.

New issue when importing ROMs: added a few manually across a couple different platforms with no issue, then a prompt came up during an import asking to install Retroarch. The other option (configure your own) at first looks to bypass this but when the game is about to be added, a "downloading/installing Retroarch" progress bar appears anyway. Cancelling this completely freezes the program, requiring it to be terminated. Restart, retry and the same thing happens. The frustrating thing is I already do have Retroarch (updated at least once a week), all cores up-to-date and configured for each platform. It's pretty much been the same set-up for years. I don' know why this particular platform (a custom-made MSU-1 scraping Super Nintendo) is pulling a "need RA" flag when there's never been a problem. Is there a new setting option that I'm missing that disables the RA/Dolphin download feature (like the recently added ROM auto add) ? If it comes down to having to let LB do its own RA install, will I lose all my existing platform configurations?

Everything is working now, thank you!

Did a full achievement scan earlier and noticed a massive decrease in total supported games. Only certain systems are affected: TG-16, Turbo CD, NES, SNES and Genesis. Looking at the RA site, it appears they've changed those specific system listings to include regional name variations . Sega's 16-bit machine is now "Genesis/Mega Drive" instead of just "Mega Drive", and so on. Thinking this may be the reason for the hash failure?

Had the same exact issue. If you're keeping your Neo Geo collection separate as a console away from arcade games (as I do), hit Edit on the Platform and look at Details. Try changing "Scrape As" to Arcade and re-scan. All applicable titles hashed correctly afterwards. Hope this helps.