Warped Polygon

Moving forward I have decided if a game has a clone/variant that has a different name due to region, I will configure for it and provide an image for it independently.
Also, I have made the decision to drop DINPUT. This is for multiple reasons. Firstly, I personally only use XINPUT. Secondly, I only provide images of an XBOX controller. Thirdly, not all DINPUT controllers have the same Input ID's/Button layouts. I was making the DINPUT configs with a PS4 controller. Fourthly, it takes too much time to get these out configuring for both. The majority of users are using an XINPUT controller.
If you were using a PlayStation controller there is an app called DS4 Windows which makes Windows think your PlayStation controller is an XINPUT device.

Important Sega System 32 Info: This platform had a lot of games that use 2 screens in one cab, side by side. This is not ideal for single player. MAME allows you to display one full screen with these machines. So, I have configured the parent versions to play with one screen/1 player and a clone to play with 2 screens/2 players.
In a nutshell, I'm tooth picking my way through MAME platform by platform, and pre configuring the controls for all arcade games that are designated as working.
You know the pain of weird awkward auto control mapping and fumbling around trying to figure what is going on. I have done that for you!
These remaps have been done exclusively for controllers. No keyboard inputs at all and all non essential inputs completely removed. Only what is necessary has been mapped.
Also, I have provided button layout images so you know exactly what the buttons are for every game!
I haven't just set whatever, every control has been tested, scrutinised and re-tested before actually making a definitive decision. I believe I have everything mapped to be as intuitive as possible.
Menu control in arcade games can be unintuitive when using a controller. These remaps have been made to make menu-ing intuitive and easy.
NOTE: If the left stick doesn't work in menus, the D-Pad will.
The per game .cfg remap files are idiot proof. Every input is accounted for and set, so your main .cfg wont auto assign any inputs.
NVRAM files are also here. A lot of games need fixes or calibration in the service/test/dip switch menus before they'll work. There's also a bunch of unlockable content, preferable settings and a whole world of strange and wonderful crap in these menus. This will also be covered in this project.
Everything has been done on a 1G1R basis with parents taking priority.
However, as stated above this was for some games, a bit objectional for this platform. Multiple versions have been configured for choice for these titles.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Download Remap files and place these in the cfg folder of MAME.
Download NVRAM files and place in NVRAM folder of MAME.
Download Button Layout Images so you know what the controls are.
PLAY!!!
Below is a table of everything that has been done game by game. I have noted everything of importance for the end user experience.
Developer intended cheats are also listed below.

Air Rescue
arescue
arescueu Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'arescue' has been setup for 1 screen/1 player use.
-The clone version 'arescueu' has been setup for 2 screens/2 player use.

Test/Service Menu:
-Due to this game having 'main' and 'slave' pcbs for their respective screens, both need to be configured separately.
-Nothing of particular interest. Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Alien3: The Gun
alien3 Controls:
-Setup for 2 controllers or 2 mice. You can also use 1 controller and 1 mouse for 2 players.

Test/Service Menu:
-Due to this game having 'main' and 'slave' pcbs for their respective screens, both need to be configured separately.
-Gun vibration disabled.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Arabian Fight
arabfgt Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Initial Players set to 5. Default is 2. I'm not 100% certain what this does. The manual states "Sets the number of players allotted", but I can't see that it makes any difference.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Free Play set Burning Rival
brival Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Dark Edge
darkedge Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty & Time changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Dragonball Z V.R.V.S
dbzvrvs Controls:
-Left & Right punch are also on LT&RT, in the spirit of the Sega Activator style input system this game had at shows/conventions.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty & Time changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set F1 Exhaust Note
f1en
f1enu Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'f1en' has been setup for 1 screen/1 player use.
-The clone version 'f1enu' has been setup for 2 screens/2 player use.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set F1 Super Lap
f1lap Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Golden Axe: The Revenge of Death Adder
ga2 Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-By default this game only allows 2 players. The cabinet type needed changing to 4 Players for maximum enjoyment.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Hard Dunk
harddunk
harddunkj Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'harddunk' has been setup for 1 screen/1-3 player use (on the same team)
-The clone version 'harddunkj' has been setup for 2 screens/2-6 player use (multiplayer versus)
-For multiplayer, when using 1 screen you can only play on the same team (1-3 Players). If you want to play on opposing teams you need to use dual screen, as the 2 opposing sides have a dedicated screen.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty & Time changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Holosseum
holo Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty & Time changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Jurassic Park
jpark Controls:
-Setup for 2 controllers or 2 mice.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set OutRunners
orunners
orunnersu Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'orunners' has been setup for 1 screen/1 player use.
-The clone version 'orunnersu' has been setup for 2 screens/2 player use.

Test/Service Menu:
-Volume Adjustment is here but not needed as defaults are fine.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Rad Mobile
radm Controls:
-This game has an issue. If you use the analog stick too fast the game will get confused and fix the last known steering position, causing weird steering. Changing analog values did nothing to fix the issue. Will probably need a proper MAME update to fix.
-Using the analog stick slowly is the only way around this.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Rad Rally
radr Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dip Switch/Test Menu:
-Automatic Transmission set in dip switches.
-Difficulty, Link ID & Cab Type changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Free Play set SegaSonic The Hedgehog
sonic Controls:
-This one needs some explaining. It's a trackball game where in order to move faster, you'd roll the trackball faster. Unlike a lot of other trackball games that use a trackball for simply positioning a cursor.
-Due to how trackballs are emulated to an analog stick, moving faster is an issue for games with a 'top speed' that require a larger 'analog saturation range'. To explain, if you move the stick a little bit it's the same as rolling the ball slowly, move the stick all the way and it's the same as rolling the trackball fast. With some games, left at default, moving the stick all the way isn't moving the trackball fast enough to effectively play the game. So, increasing the analog sensitivity / range is required.
-This game needs the trackball to be rolled really, really fast for top speed, meaning the analog sensitivity/range needed to be adjusted. So moving the stick all the way in a direction is the same as rolling the trackball top speed, instead of quarter speed that the defaults leave you at.

Setting X & Y Trackball Saturation to 200 gets the best results. You can go faster but controling it becomes absurd.

Test/Service Menu:
-Cab Type set to 3 Players. 2 Players is the default. I hate when they do this.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Slip Stream
slipstrm Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Soreike Kokology Not really a game and all in heavy Japanese. Not using or configuring. Soreike Kokology Vol. 2 Not really a game and all in heavy Japanese. Not using or configuring. Spider-Man: The Videogame
spiderman Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Stadium Cross
scross
scrossa Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'scross' has been setup for 1 screen/1 player use.
-The clone version 'scrossa' has been setup for 2 screens/2 player use.

Test/Service Menu:
-Volume Adjustment is here but not needed as defaults are fine.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Super Visual Football: European Sega Cup / Super Visual Soccer: Sega Cup
svf
svs Info: This game has 2 different game names for the US and EU versions. I have configured for both to suit your region.

Controls:
-Everything was straight forward.

Test/Service Menu:
-Game time set to 5 mins per half. 10 min total seems like a good amount of time. You can set up to 9 mins per half but this felt excessive. 2 mins is the default.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set Title Fight
titlef
titlefu Controls:
-This game used two, 8 way digital joysticks per player. The player would use these like they are throwing punches. This is of course bound to the left & right stick.
-To duck left or right you'd have to move both joysticks in the same direction.
-However, thanks to some clever configuring, this is now also on LT & RT. Making this way more playable.

Dual Screen Setup:
-The parent version 'titlef' has been setup for 1 screen/1 player use.
-The clone version 'titlefu' has been setup for 2 screens/2 player use.

Test/Service Menu:
-Game time set to 3 mins. 1.5 mins is the default.
-Advertise Sound set to ON.
-Difficulty changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play set

Star Wars Arcade has been correctly mapped and calibrated for 2 Players.
This game is like Lucky & Wild in space. The 1st Player flies the space craft and shoots and the 2nd Player can move a cursor on screen and shoot.
The 2nd Player can use a controller or a mouse move the cursor and shoot. Playing it this way is super fun!
Aaaaand yes.....you should be able to setup a light gun for the 2nd player.

In a nutshell, I'm tooth picking my way through MAME platform by platform, and pre configuring the controls for all arcade games that are designated as working.
You know the pain of weird awkward auto control mapping and fumbling around trying to figure what is going on. I have done that for you!
These remaps have been done exclusively for controllers. No keyboard inputs at all and all non essential inputs completely removed. Only what is necessary has been mapped.
Also, I have provided button layout images so you know exactly what the buttons are for every game!
I haven't just set whatever, every control has been tested, scrutinised and re-tested before actually making a definitive decision. I believe I have everything mapped to be as intuitive as possible.
Menu control in arcade games can be unintuitive when using a controller. These remaps have been made to make menu-ing intuitive and easy.
NOTE: If the left stick doesn't work in menus, the D-Pad will.
The per game .cfg remap files are idiot proof. Every input is accounted for and set, so your main .cfg wont auto assign any inputs.
NVRAM files are also here. A lot of games need fixes or calibration in the service/test/dip switch menus before they'll work. There's also a bunch of unlockable content, preferable settings and a whole world of strange and wonderful crap in these menus. This will also be covered in this project.
Everything has been done on a 1G1R basis with parents taking priority.
However, the clone version of Virtua Racing (Virtua Formula) has been used in addition. This version was released a year later and does differ visually.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Check your controllers input type. XINPUT or DINPUT. Download Remap files for your input type and place these in the cfg folder of MAME. Download nvram files and place these folders in the nvram folder of MAME. Download Button Layout Images so you know what the controls are. PLAY!!!
DISCLAIMER: FOR THE DINPUT PRE CONFIG I USED A PS4 CONTROLLER. IF YOU ARE USING A DIFFERENT DINPUT CONTROLLER YOUR INPUTS COULD BE DIFFERENT AS DINPUT CONTROLERS CAN VARY WITH INPUT IDs. XINPUT DOES NOT DO THIS SO IT'S PREFERRABLE.
Below is a table of everything that has been done game by game. I have noted everything of importance for the end user experience.
Developer intended cheats are also listed below.
Star Wars Arcade
swa Controls:
-This game currently (0.253) is marked as having unemulated/broken inputs. However, everything feel ok to me.
-Most of the analog inputs needed inverting. This has been done with the input remap NOT the analog input remap.
-Throttle Down wouldn't work until analog inputs were calibrated in the test menu.
-I had no idea this game is basically Lucky & Wild in space!
-The 2nd Player is a gunner only and moves a cursor on screen, while the 1st Player flies and shoots.
-The 2nd Player can use a controller or a mouse. It's actually pretty cool playing with 2 people and a mouse.
-Throttle UP & DOWN is on the right stick. The throttle will return to the middle value after a few seconds.

Test/Service Menu:
-Access Test/Service menu with F2 and use 9 to navigate.
-Analog inputs calibrated. Throttle Down wouldn't work until this was done.
-Nothing else of interest. Basic difficulty is adjustable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play. Virtua Fighter
vf Controls:
-Fighting games are nice and easy to remap.
-Left Stick & D-Pad are usable for movement.

Test/Service Menu:
-Changed country to USA.
-2 Cabinet Types available Super Megalo & Astro City. Set to Super Megalo as you get more health and time.
-Number of rounds, difficulty and continue option changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-Play as Dural
On the character select screen: Press down, up, right, left + guard.
-Different Costumes
Hold Up and then select your character with any button. Virtua Formula
vformula Clone:
-This version of 'vf' came out a year later and does differ with it's attract mode and other visual aspects.
-There is no 16:9 option with this version.

Controls:
-Standard racing layout.
-4 View Change buttons mapped to the D-Pad
-Analog Saturation is fine at default.

Test/Service Menu:
-Country/language set to U.S/English. Default is Japan
-Car colour, number of laps, difficulty and link setup are also changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play. Virtua Racing
vr Info: Just as an aside, this game is in freaking widescreen. Proper anamorphic 16:9 in 1992.....awesome!

Controls:
-Standard racing layout.
-4 View Change buttons mapped to the D-Pad
-Analog Saturation is fine at default.

Test/Service Menu:
-Display type is changeable between 16:9 & 4:3. The 'default' 16:9 has been set.
-Car colour, number of laps, difficulty and link setup are also changeable. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play. Wing War
wingwar Controls:
-Throttle UP & DOWN is on the right stick. The throttle will return to the middle value after a few seconds.

Test/Service Menu:
-Analog volume calibrated.
-Nothing else of importance. Difficulty can be changed. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play.

Here is the first instalment of this massive project. 

In a nutshell, I'm tooth picking my way through MAME platform by platform, and pre configuring the controls for all arcade games that are designated as working.

You know the pain of weird awkward auto control mapping and fumbling around trying to figure what is going on. I have done that for you!
These remaps have been done exclusively for controllers. No keyboard inputs at all and all non essential inputs completely removed. Only what is necessary has been mapped.
Also, I have provided button layout images so you know exactly what the buttons are for every game!

I haven't just set whatever, every control has been tested, scrutinised and re-tested before actually making a definitive decision. I believe I have everything mapped to be as intuitive as possible.
Menu control in arcade games can be unintuitive when using a controller. These remaps have been made to make menu-ing intuitive and easy.
NOTE: If the left stick doesn't work in menus, the D-Pad will.

The per game .cfg remap files are idiot proof. Every input is accounted for and set, so your main .cfg wont auto assign any inputs.

NVRAM files are also here. A lot of games need fixes or calibration in the service/test/dip switch menus before they'll work. There's also a bunch of unlockable content, preferable settings and a whole world of strange and wonderful crap in these menus. This will also be covered in this project.

Everything has been done on a 1G1R basis with parents taking priority.
However, the parent version of Dirt Dash, as of making this (0.253) is not working. The clone (dirtdasha) does work so this version has been configured.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Check your controllers input type. XINPUT or DINPUT. Download Remap files for your input type and place these in the cfg folder of MAME. Download nvram files and place these folders in the nvram folder of MAME. Download Button Layout Images so you know what the controls are. PLAY!!! DISCLAIMER: FOR THE DINPUT PRE CONFIG I USED A PS4 CONTROLLER. IF YOU ARE USING A DIFFERENT DINPUT CONTROLLER YOUR INPUTS COULD BE DIFFERENT AS DINPUT CONTROLERS CAN VARY WITH INPUT IDs. XINPUT DOES NOT DO THIS SO IT'S PREFERRABLE.

Below is a table of everything that has been done game by game. I have noted everything of importance for the end user experience.
Developer intended cheats are also listed below.
Ace Driver: Racing Evolution
acedrive Controls:
-Remapped sequential gear change to LB & RB, and to X & B for different play styles.
-Motion/Stop input is useless here, it acts as an emergency stop. It has been not been mapped to anything.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Speedometer set to display MPH. KPH is the default.
-Nothing special to report here. Number of laps & team colour can be changed . Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Ace Driver: Victory Lap
victlap Controls:
-Remapped sequential gear change to LB & RB, and to X & B for different play styles.
-Motion/Stop input is useless here, it acts as an emergency stop. It has been not been mapped to anything.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Speedometer set to display MPH. KPH is the default.
-Nothing special to report here. Number of laps can be changed & team colour. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Air Combat 22
airco22b Controls:
-Remapped Missiles and Machine Gun to LT & RT, and X & A for both play styles.
-Throttle is mapped to the right stick (UP and DOWN).
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Difficulty and extended time can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Alpine Racer
alpinerd Controls:
-Left stick is the overall swing of the skis. The right stick is mapped to the tilt of the skis.
-Effectively the left stick is 'turn' and the right stick used at the same time is 'turn harder'.
-Start is also View Change
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Link ID and difficulty can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Alpine Racer 2
alpinr2b Controls:
-Left stick is the overall swing of the skis. The right stick is mapped to the tilt of the skis.
-Effectively the left stick is 'turn' and the right stick used at the same time is 'turn harder'.
-Start is also View Change.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Difficulty and extended time can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-Play as Kuma the bear (from Tekken) or the Oyaji (2 Gunslingers from Point Blank)
At the character selection screen the extra characters are offscreen to the left and right. Kuma is to the left, Oyaji is to the right.

-When in free play mode, the cheat code to access the hidden characters is not needed.
-When using credits, the left or right selection button needs to be held at the same time as inserting coins. Then at the character selection screen the extra characters will be available like in free play mode. Alpine Surfer
alpines Controls:
-Left stick is the overall swing of the snowboard. The right stick is mapped to the tilt of the snowboard.
-Effectively the left stick is 'turn' and the right stick used at the same time is 'turn harder'.
-Start is also View Change.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Difficulty and extended time can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Aqua Jet
aquajet Controls:
-Left stick xaxis is turn. Left stick up and down is the jet ski pole up and down.
-No View Change.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Game time/difficulty can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-Mirror Mode
At the 'Press Start Screen' hold the accelerator and press Start. Let go of the accelerator. At the ''Course Selection'' screen, select a course by leaning Left (Novice) or Right (Expert). Now enter the following code:
1.Hold the steering column Up, press Start, then release.
2.Hold the steering column Up, press Start, then release.
3.Hold the steering column Down, press Start, then release.
4.Hold the steering column Down, press Start and squeeze the accelerator simultaneously.
Now the course is a mirror of its original. The course map appearing in the upper left corner of the screen is also mirrored and a ''M'' is displayed.

-Play as Poo the Penguin
At the 'Press Start Screen' hold the accelerator and press Start. Let go of the accelerator, then do the following on the stage select screen:
1.Hold the steering column Up, press Start, and then release.
2.Hold the steering column Down, press Start, and then release.
3.Hold the steering column Down, press Start, and then release.
4.Hold the steering column Up, press Start.
5.Select your stage with the Accelerator Armadillo Racing
adillor Controls:
-TrackBall Game. TrackBall mapped to the left stick.
-Start Button is also the main action button. This is mapped to A, as well as Start.
-Analog Saturation/Track Ball Speed is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Game difficulty & team colour can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Cyber Commando
cybrcomm Controls:
-Twin Stick Tank Control Game.
-Machine Gun and Missile set to LT & RT.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Game difficulty and link setup can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play available but using this skips the attract mode. So, not using it. Cyber Cycles
cybrcycc Controls:
-Standard racing game layout.
-Start Button is also view change.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Game difficulty, number of laps, link ID and seat colour can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Language set to English. Bilingual is the Default.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-There are cheat codes for Poo the Penguin and the upgraded NVR Bike. The upgraded bike gives no visual indication that it is using the upgraded version
-The Poo the Penguin code doesn't work. Not sure why. You'll need to use a cheat file to play as him.

Drive the NVR 750 RR SP:
1.When selecting a track with the view button, keep it held right up until the race starts.
2.With the view button still held, at the character select screen:
3.Highlight the left bike and press brake
4.Highlight the middle bike and press brake
5.Highlight the right bike and press brake
6.Highlight middle bike and press brake TWICE
7.Keep middle bike selected and keep view change held until race begins.

Poo the Penguin:
USE CHEAT FILE Dirt Dash
dirtdasha Rom Info:
-The parent version 'dirtdash' is not yet working in MAME as of creating this list (0.253)
-Both clones are working. Using 'dirtdasha' as it's in English.

Controls:
-Remapped sequential gear change to LB & RB, and to X & B for different play styles.
-Motion/Stop input is useless here as it just stops all inputs.It has been not been mapped to anything.
-Steering is very twitchy with this title. Even with analog saturation at 1.0.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Game difficulty can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Language set to English. Bilingual is the Default.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-Time Attack Mode:
After inserting credits, hold Brake & View Change then press Accelerator.
The game will be in time attack mode with no other cars.

-Car Setting:
I have no idea what this does or even if it works. I found it on the ass end of the internet. It isn't good English very writing lol. If you can figure it out let me know.
"When course select and car select, while holding the gas, brake & view change." Prop Cycle
propcycl Controls:
-The original arcade machine had a pedal bike. The harder you peddled the faster you went. You could also back pedal to slow down.
-Pedals set to right stick. This essentially acts like a throttle.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Nothing special to report here. Game difficulty can be changed. Using 'Normal' Defaults.
-Free Play. Rave Racer
raverace Controls:
-Standard racing controls.
-There is a Deluxe option that uses a clutch and 4 way gearstick. Do not use this version. We want the sequential gear shifter the standard cabinet has.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.
-No View Change with this game.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Speedometer set to MPH. KPH is the default.
-Various settings are adjustable. Car colour, link ID, number of laps, difficulty and something called 'EXTRA MODE' which sets all tracks to 12 laps. Using defaults.
-Free Play. Ridge Racer
ridgerac Controls:
-Standard racing controls.
-There is a Deluxe option that uses a clutch and 4 way gearstick. Do not use this version. We want the sequential gear shifter the standard cabinet has.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.
-No View Change with this game.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Speedometer set to MPH. KPH is the default.
-Difficulty/number of laps is adjustable. Using defaults.
-Free Play. Ridge Racer 2
ridgera2 Controls:
-Standard racing controls.
-There is a Deluxe option that uses a clutch and 4 way gearstick. Do not use this version. We want the sequential gear shifter the standard cabinet has.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.
-No View Change with this game.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Speedometer set to MPH. KPH is the default.
-Various settings are adjustable. Car colour, link ID, number of laps, difficulty. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play. Time Crisis
timecris Controls:
-Setup for both mouse and controller use. Images provided for both.
-Don't forget you need to hold the Foot Pedal button to come out of cover and reload.
-MAME has pinpoint accuracy out the box with this game.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-To access the calibration test menu you need to hold the service button then activate the test menu dip switch. In other words, hold 9 then press F2 on your keyboard.
-Various settings are adjustable. Lives, difficulty/time. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play. Tokyo Wars
tokyowar Controls:
-Despite being a tank game it doesn't really control like one. You drive the tank like a car, and the turret only moves left and right when you come to a stop. You don't have 360 degree control over the turret. Only 180 degrees in the direction you are facing. The turret auto aligns when you move forwards or backwards.
-The best way to configure the controls was to set forwards & backwards and left & right, to the left stick. I did try using left & right, on the right stick, but ultimately this is pointless due to how the game controls.
-The original game had 2 pedals for forwards & backwards, these are set to up and down on the left stick. MAME defaults this to LT & RT. I changed this so it feels more like a tank game with intuitive controls.
-Analog Saturation is fine at Defaults.

Test/Service Menu & Dip Switches:
-The 'Service' dip switch needs to be activated to access the test/service menu. It also needs to be deactivated to exit the test/service menu.
-Various settings are adjustable. Tank colour, link ID, number of laps enemies, difficulty. Using 'normal' defaults.
-Free Play.

Cheats:
-Extra Time
-I haven't tried this one. If you want more time just set it in the service menu as performing this cheat with the current control setup is impossible.
Press the right and left pedal simultaneously 50 times, then turn the steering wheel LEFT and RIGHT.  

This project aims to present GC games in 16:9 to everyone, as easily as possible. Just drop Pre Configured files into Dolphin and enjoy. No need to setup yourself.
Part 1 is focusing on the native widescreen games. All of these have an option in game to allow for proper anamorphic 16:9.
Part 2 covers the widescreen hacks/codes/patches. I have separated the two to make it a bit easier for myself. Also not everyone may be into hacking 16:9 presentation.
Part 3 covers the internal Dolphin Widescreen Hack which is very hit and miss. However, when it works it just works.
Of all the games I have tested that aren't native 16:9 and do not have a AR or Gecko code there are 27 games that work with no pop in and jank. I have not tested the entire library as of yet so there may be a few sports titles and Japanese games that have been missed. I have tested the entire western release library. 
These per game .ini files will either force 16:9 or stretch to the window, depending on what you choose. There is a slight difference between the two. A lot of these games come up just shy of filling the screen, but do not stretch or distort the image if using Force to 16:9. When using Stretch to Fit Window it does just that but does slightly stretch/distort the image, I don't mind a little stretching so I can fill the screen personally.
However, I HAVE PROVIDED .INI FILES FOR BOTH so you can have the choice.
EVERY VERSION/REGION/GAME ID HAS BEEN PRE CONFIGURED. NO MATTER WHICH VERSION YOU HAVE THESE WILL WORK. THIS IS 'NON ENGLIGH VERSION' FRIENDLY. THESE PER GAME .INI FILES HAVE ONLY WIDESCREEN OPTIONS APPLIED. THESE WILL OVERRIDE ANY OF YOUR CURRENT PER GAME SETTINGS.
IINSTRUCTIONS
I advise using another instance of Dolphin specifically for widescreen. Choose your flavour and download - Forced 16:9 or Stretched to Fit Window Place the .ini files in the GameSettings folder of Dolphin. This will be in your roaming app data on your C drive if you are not using Dolphin in portable mode. Enjoy!!! HERE IS A LIST OF GAMES THAT WORK WITH THE WIDESCREEN HACK.

Batman: Dark Tomorrow BeyBlade VForce: Super Tournament Battle Black & Bruised Charlie's Angels Dave Mirra Freestyle BMX 2 Disney Sports: Skateboarding Go! Go! Hypergrind Kelly Slater's Pro Surfer Largo Winch: Empire Under Threat Metal Arms: Glitch in the System Monster Jam: Maximum Destruction Pitfall: The Lost Expedition Pro Rally 2002 Rave Master Starsky & Hutch Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Tony Hawk's American Wasteland Tube Slider: The Championship of Future Formula Warrior Blade: Rastan vs. Barbarian Wreckless: The Yakuza Missions WWE Day of Reckoning WWE Day of Reckoning 2 WWE WrestleMania X8 WWE WrestleMania XIX X2: Wolverine's Revenge XGRA: Extreme G Racing Association Zatch Bell! Mamodo Battles

Yeahhhh..... this took ages.... it usually does.
This project aims to present GC games in 16:9 to everyone, as easily as possible. Just drop Pre Configured files into Dolphin and enjoy. No need to setup yourself.
Part 2 is here, and man did it almost break me. I could go on about what went into this but who really cares, so I'll get on with it.

I have pre applied all widescreen cheat codes to per game .ini files for Dolphin. Ones that are available to my knowledge at least. There are a few sources for these codes and I made sure to check each one to ensure I was getting the best and most up to date codes. In a nut shell:
All codes that are available and working have been applied per game. Many sources checked. As many versions and regions covered as possible. If a game has a code available for multiple versions / regions it has been configured for. Check the version list in the table below to make sure you are using the correct version. Most games tested and some games have been culled from the list if the codes still allowed pop-in and jank. Performance enhancements such as 60Hz for the PAL games that don't allow it to be selectable, have been applied also. If you don't want these simply turn them off. Dolphins Widescreen Hack disabled for all games that do not need it, and enabled for the ones that do. No need to worry if you have it on or not. I've made it idiot proof.  Configured for both Force 16:9 and Stretch to Window. Make your choice.
IMPORTANT: We are hacking widescreen here and where some of these games may look and feel like they were designed for 16:9, others do not. UI and Menus may be a bit misaligned and other relatively minor visual issues. Be a little forgiving. However, anything that was too crappy looking I have not included.
Also, as we are pushing the HW to draw in more geometry, assets etc performance with some games has been impacted. This is especially true for games that have had their draw distance/culling completely disabled, allowing everything, even beyond the FOV to be drawn and rendered. These are few and far between but some key titles do this e.g. Metroid Prime 1 & 2. Some performance scrimping may be needed depending on your PC.
IINSTRUCTIONS
I advise using another instance of Dolphin specifically for widescreen. Choose your flavour and download - Forced 16:9 or Stretched to Fit Window Place the .ini files in the GameSettings folder of Dolphin. This will be in your roaming app data on your C drive if you are not using Dolphin in portable mode. Enjoy!!!
In the table below is the list of supported games at the moment. This list will grow as more WS cheats are made. Please check the versions that are usable for each game. Some games have all versions covered and others only have one. Preferred versions are stated as such. 

If a game has multiple (Europe) versions available I have configured for the main PAL version. These can be identified with the 'P' before the numbers in their game ID's for e.g. GPEP08.
TITLE REGIONS COVERED/REQUIRED ENHANCEMENTS AND GENERAL INFO 007: Agent Under Fire (USA)   007: From Russia with Love (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL 1080° Avalanche (USA) (Europe)   Aggressive Inline (USA)   Amazing Island (USA)   American Chopper 2: Full Throttle All versions   Animal Crossing (USA) (Europe)   Animaniacs: The Great Edgar Hunt All versions 60FPS Enhancement Code Used for Both Versions Army Men: Air Combat: The Elite Missions (USA)   Army Men: RTS (USA)   Army Men: Sarge's War (USA)   Asterix & Obelix XXL (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL ATV Quad Power Racing 2 (USA) (Europe)   Auto Modellista (USA)   Avatar: The Last Airbender (USA)   Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Barnyard (USA) 60FPS Enhancement for NTSC-U Baten Kaitos Origins All versions   Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings and the Lost Ocean All versions   Batman: Vengeance All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Beach Spikers: Virtua Beach Volleyball (USA) (Europe)   Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg (USA) (Europe) NTSC-U version has a better code. Blood Omen 2: The Legacy of Kain (USA) (Europe)   BloodRayne (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Bloody Roar: Primal Fury All versions   Blowout All versions   Bomberman Generation (USA) (Europe)   Bomberman Jetters (USA)   Bomberman Land 2 All versions   Call of Duty: Finest Hour (USA)   Cel Damage (USA)   Chaos Field (USA)   Chibi-Robo! (USA) (Europe)   Chickin Little (USA) 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U City Racer All versions   Cocoto Kart Racer All versions   Conan All versions   Conflict: Desert Storm All versions   Conflict: Desert Storm II: Back to Baghdad (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Crash Bandicoot: The Wrath of Cortex (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Crash Nitro Kart (USA)   Crash Tag Team Racing (USA) (Europe)   Crazy Taxi (USA) (Europe)   Cubivore: Survival of the Fittest (USA)   Custom Robo (USA)   Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix (USA)   Dark Summit (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Darkened Skye (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Defender (Europe) Menus are a bit jumpy/glitchy. Digimon Rumble Arena 2 (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Digimon World 4 (USA)   Disney-Pixar The Incredibles (USA)   Disney's Meet the Robinsons (USA) 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U Disney's Tarzan Untamed All versions   Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (USA)   Donkey Konga 3: Tabe-houdai! Haru Mogitate 50 Kyoku All versions   Dora the Explorer: Journey to the Purple Planet All versions   Doshin the Giant (Europe)   Dr. Muto All versions   Dragon Ball Z: Budokai 2 (USA)   Dragon Ball Z: Sagas All versions 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U DreamMix TV World Fighters All versions   Evolution Worlds (USA) (Europe)   Fairly OddParents, The: Breakin' Da Rules All versions 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles (USA) (Europe)   Finding Nemo (Europe)   Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance (USA) (Europe)   FireBlade (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Frogger Beyond (USA) (Europe)   Frogger: Ancient Shadow All versions   Frogger's Adventures: The Rescue All versions   Gauntlet: Dark Legacy (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL and NTSC-U Gladius (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee (Europe)   Gotcha Force (USA) (Europe)   Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (USA) (Europe)   Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life (USA)   Harvest Moon: Magical Melody (USA)   Hot Wheels: Velocity X (USA)   Hot Wheels: World Race (USA)   Hudson Selection Vol. 1: Cubic Lode Runner All versions   Hudson Selection Vol. 2: Star Soldier All versions   Hudson Selection Vol. 3: Bonk's Adventure All versions   Hudson Selection Vol. 4: Adventure Island All versions   Hunter: The Reckoning (USA) Performance Significantly Impacted. Ikaruga (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Incredibles, The (USA) 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U Kao the Kangaroo: Round 2 All versions   Killer7 (Europe)   Kirby Air Ride All versions   Kururin Squash! All versions   Legend of Zelda, The: The Wind Waker All versions   Legend of Zelda, The: Twilight Princess All versions   LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game (USA) (Europe) PAL version preferred. 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (USA) Use widescreen hack at the same time. Lord of the Rings, The: The Return of the King (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL and NTSC-U Lord of the Rings, The: The Third Age (USA) (Europe)   Lost Kingdoms All versions   Lost Kingdoms II All versions   Luigi's Mansion (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Madagascar (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Mario Golf: Toadstool Tour (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (USA) (Europe) Wide menu add on code used also. Mario Party 4 All versions   Mario Party 5 (USA) (Europe) (Japan) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Mario Party 6 All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Remove black bars for PAL code. Mario Party 7 All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Stretched Hud codes for NTSC-U and PAL Mario Power Tennis (USA) (Europe) PAL code works better. NTSC-U code has messed up menu transitions. Medal of Honor: European Assault (USA) Hack Fix Code. Use at the same time as the Dolphin Widescreen Hack. Mega Man Network Transmission (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Mega Man X: Command Mission (Europe)   Metal Gear Solid: The Twin Snakes (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Metroid Prime (USA 1.00) (Europe) Performance Impacted. 2 Different codes for the NTSC-U and PAL versions. NTSC-U uses a hack fix and as a result tanks performance. PAL doesn't and may perform better. Metroid Prime 2: Echoes (USA) (Europe) Performance Impacted. 2 Different codes for the NTSC-U and PAL versions. NTSC-U uses a hack fix and as a result tanks performance. PAL doesn't and may perform better. 60FPS in Multiplayer Enhancement code for NTSC-U Micro Machines All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Monster House (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Monsters Inc. Scream Arena All versions   Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (USA) (Europe)   Mortal Kombat: Deception All versions   Muppets Party Cruise All versions   Mystic Heroes (USA) (Europe)   Naruto: Clash of Ninja All versions   Naruto: Clash of Ninja 2 (USA)   Naruto: Gekitō Ninja Taisen! 4 All versions   Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Need for Speed: Underground (USA) (Europe) Performance Significantly Impacted. 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. P.N.03 (USA) (Europe)   Pac-Man World 2 (USA)   Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door All versions Cantered HUD codes used. Direct .iso patch works better. Phantasy Star Online Episode III: C.A.R.D. Revolution (USA) (Europe)   Phantasy Star Online: Episode I & II (USA) (Europe) NTSC-U Code for Version 1.00. Pikmin (USA Rev 1.1) (Europe) NTSC-U Code for Version 1.1. 60FPS/Hz Codes Used for Both Versions. Pikmin 2 (USA) (Europe)   Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection All versions   Pokémon Channel (Europe)   Pokémon Colosseum (USA) (Japan)   Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness (USA) (Europe)   Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time (USA)   Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones All versions   Prince of Persia: Warrior Within (USA)   Rampage: Total Destruction All versions   Rayman Arena All versions   Reign of Fire (Europe)   Resident Evil Code: Veronica X All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Ribbit King (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Road Trip: The Arcade Edition (USA)   RoadKill All versions   Rocky (Europe)   Rogue Ops (Europe)   Rugrats: Royal Ransom (USA) 60FPS Enhancement Code for NTSC-U Scorpion King: Rise of the Akkadian, The (Europe)   Second Sight All versions   Shadow the Hedgehog All versions   Shonen Jump's One Piece: Grand Adventure All versions   Shonen Jump's One Piece: Grand Battle (USA)   Shonen Jump's One Piece: Pirates' Carnival (USA)   Shrek 2 (Europe)   Shrek SuperSlam (Europe)   Shrek: Super Party (Europe)   Simpsons, The: Hit & Run All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Simpsons, The: Road Rage (Europe)   Sims, The (USA)   Sims, The: Bustin' Out (USA)   Skies of Arcadia: Legends (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Smuggler's Run: Warzones All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. NTSC-U Version may work better. Sonic Adventure 2: Battle (USA) Performance Significantly Impacted. Aspect Ratio Correction Codes Used Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (USA) (Europe) Aspect Ratio Correction Codes Used Sonic Heroes All versions 60FPS in Multiplayer Enhancement Code Used Sonic Riders (USA)   Space Raiders (USA)   Spartan: Total Warrior (USA) (Europe)   SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, The (USA) (Europe)   SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom All versions NTSC-U version may work better. SpongeBob SquarePants: Creature from the Krusty Krab (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, Pants! (Europe)   SpongeBob SquarePants: Revenge of the Flying Dutchman (USA)   Spyhunter (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Spyro: A Hero's Tail (USA)   Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader (USA)   Star Wars Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike All versions   Star Wars: Bounty Hunter (Europe)   Star Wars: Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. StarFox Assult (USA)   Street Racing Syndicate All versions   Sum of All Fears, The (Europe)   Summoner: A Goddess Reborn (USA) (Europe)   Super Mario Sunshine All versions 60FPS codes alliable but not using due to issues with them. Super Monkey Ball (USA) (Europe)   Super Smash Bros. Melee (USA Rev 2) (Europe) Codes available for the other revisions for NTSC-U. Rev 2 Code used. Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Tak and the Power of Juju (USA) (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Tak: The Great Juju Challenge All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Taz: Wanted (Europe)   TimeSplitters 2 All versions   Tomb Raider: Legend All versions   Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 (USA)   Top Gun: Combat Zones (Europe)   Urbz: Sims in the City, The (USA) (Europe)   Vexx (USA) Overclocking at 200% to help with widescreen. Viewtiful Joe 2 (USA)   Viewtiful Joe: Red Hot Rumble (USA) (Europe)   Virtua Striker 2002 (USA)   Wario World All versions 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Wave Race: Blue Storm (USA) Widescreen + Fix Pixel Aspect Code Worms 3D (Europe) 60Hz Enhancement Code for PAL. Worms Blast (Europe)   X-Men Legends (USA) (Europe)   X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse (USA) (Europe)   X-Men: Next Dimension (USA) (Europe)   XGIII: Extreme G Racing (Europe)   XIII (Europe)   Zapper: One Wicked Cricket All versions   Zoids: Battle Legends (USA)  

I spend hours doing this so you don't have to. Creating configurations for play....not display.
As you are most likely aware, arcade platforms are a pain to setup. Controls aren't standardised and changing settings via test menus can be tiresome.

This is just a small configuration pack for the 12 Naomi 2 games. I separated these from the Naomi 1 games as they are far more demanding on HW.
As a result OpenGL isn't the best choice if you don't have a high spec PC. Vulkan isn't the most stable either, so I absolutely recommend D3D11.
After testing, I discovered this almost doubles the performance with some games compared to OpenGL.

What you get with this pre configuration:

-All Naomi 2 Games working (apart from Driving Simulator as it's not supported yet)
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted for 1:1 analogue range with a controller.
-Wild Riders working correctly with no pesky rear brake being a dick.
-All fixes needed have been done with Test Menu adjustments. Many of these games will not boot unless done so.
-Only English versions apart from Initial D Arcade Ver. 2 as only the Japanese version works at the moment.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Download NVMEM Naomi, Remap Files for RA. Place NVMEM files in one of the following folders. RetroArch/saves/"roms folder location"/reicast or just RetroArch/saves/reicast. Depending on how you have your saves set to save it may be either of these. Place Control Remap files in RetroArch/config/remaps/Flycast Use my control images however you want. Frontends, pause menus etc.  
Here is the documentation for this configuration. Everything I have done on a per game basis is listed here along with which ROM version you need to use.
I have also provided any passwords, engineers codes, cheat codes and important information here also.
This is a consolidation of information. Everything that needs to be actioned by a player for e.g. a cheat code to unlock something will be in green.
Beach Spikers
beachspi -CHD required
-2 Players needed setting in Test Menu to enable 2 Players
-Needs dual monitor cabinet/setup for 4 Players Club Kart: European Session
clubk2k3 -clubk2k3 doesn't ues a save card and already has everything unlocked
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted for 1:1 analogue range with a controller.
-Card System needed Disabling in Test Menu before game would boot.
-Steering may be inverted due to the orientation on first boot being random.
-Driveboard Error on startup. Just press start to skip, it has no adverse effects. Driving Simulator -Not supported at this time. Flyinghead does have plans to get this game working Initial D Arcade Stage
initdexp -CHD required
-initdexp is the English Version
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted at default values Initial D Arcade Stage Ver. 2
initdv2j -CHD required
-Only the Japanese version works at the moment. initdv2e (English Version) doesn't work
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted at default values Initial D Arcade Stage Ver. 3
initdv3e -CHD required
-initdv3e is the English Version
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted at default values Soul Surfer
soulsurf -Analogue Volume correctly adjusted for 1:1 analogue range with a controller.
-Connecting the floor mat requires a button be held, otherwise the text will stay on screen. Put in a github request to have this input on by default. The King of Route 66
kingrt66 -Motor Power in the Test Menu needed turning off (NO-USE) for this game to boot.
-CB-MIC has been disabled (NO-USE) in the Test Menu as this isn't emulated.
-Auto-Acceleration has been turned off. This was for kids who couldn't reach the pedals in the OG cabinet.
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Virtua Fighter 4
vf4cart -CHD Version is available (vf4) however I opted for the cart version as it's a later revision. Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution
vf4evoct -CHD Version is available (vf4evo) however I opted for the cart version as it's a later revision. Virtua Fighter 4 Final Tuned
vf4tuned -CHD required
-Network is off as this skips the loooong network check on boot,
-Advertise Network is off as this gets rid of the icon on screen when in game.

VF2 Music Cheats:
Both players have to hold P&G after choosing a stage, and then a corresponding direction to get different music, U, D, L, or R, I think there's 4 0r 5 as neutral may be a direction too, they are slightly quieter than the normal bgm though.

Different Costumes:
Hold Start when selecting a character. Virtua Striker 3
vstrik3c -CHD Version is available (vstrik3) however I opted for the cart version
-Game time set to MAX. Golden Goal set to 1m and PK set to Real PK

Ranking mode:
Insert your coin(s) then hold Down and press Start.

Play against FC Sonic team:
Win the final match of the game, and wait until the team photo appears at the congratulations screen. Then, press Short Pass three times, Shoot, Short Pass. If done correctly, the FC Sonic team will replace the FC Sega team.

Unlock FC Sonic team:
Highlight "Sweden" at the team selection team, then press Start. Highlight "Morocco", and then press Start. Highlight "Denmark", then press Start. Highlight "Spain", then press Start. Highlight "France", then press Start. If done correctly, the "FC Sonic" option will appear at the top right of the screen. Note: You may first need to play against the FC Sonic team before they can be selected as playable.

Unlock FC Sega team:
Highlight "France" at the team selection team, then press Start. Highlight "Cameroon", then press Start. Highlight "Spain", then press Start. Highlight "England", then press Start. Highlight "Germany", then press Start. Highlight "Argentina", then press Start. If done correctly, the "FC Sonic" option will appear at the top middle of the screen. Wild Riders
wldrider -I managed to get this game to play properly without the rear brake being a dick. It took some lateral thinking but I done it without losing the use of the rear brake. Achieved by finagling the analogue volume.
-Analogue Volume correctly adjusted for 1:1 analogue range with a controller.

This project aims to present GC games in 16:9 to everyone, as easily as possible. Just drop Pre Configured files into Dolphin and enjoy. No need to setup yourself.
Part 1 is focusing on the native widescreen games. All of these have an option in game to allow for proper anamorphic 16:9.
Part 2 will be on the widescreen hacks/codes/patches. I have separated the two to make it a bit easier for myself. Also not everyone may be into hacking 16:9 presentation.

So far I count 80 games that have a widescreen option, and 1 bonus game.

Nascar 2005: Chase for the Cup, had a native widescreen option developed for it but went unused at release. An AR code is being used to reinstate it.
There are 3 outliers, Beyond Good & Evil, TMNT and TMNT: Mutant Melee. These have a 16:9 letterboxed presentation for 4:3 displays. Mutant Melee is pillarboxed and is working in widescreen but comes up short of true 16:9 due to the pillarboxed presentation. 

I have pre configured every native widescreen game for the Dolphin Emulator and made it idiot proof by disabling the widescreen hack for EVERY...SINGLE....GAME.
So even if you have the widescreen hack on it wont mess with these games.

These per game .ini files will either force 16:9 or stretch to the window, depending on what you choose. There is a slight difference between the two. A lot of these games come up just shy of filling the screen, but do not stretch or distort the image if using Force to 16:9. When using Stretch to Fit Window it does just that but does slightly stretch/distort the image, I don't mind a little stretching so I can fill the screen personally.

However, I HAVE PROVIDED .INI FILES FOR BOTH so you can have the choice.

Also, some of the native widescreen options were broken due to the devs not implementing it that well e.g. Lego SW 2 has camera zoom issues. However some clever people have fixed these with AR or Gecko codes, making them way better. There are also some other enhancements, 60FPS and 60Hz Modes for the PAL games that don't have an option for it. I HAVE APPLIED THESE TO ALL GAMES THAT HAVE THEM.

EVERY VERSION/REGION/GAME ID HAS BEEN PRE CONFIGURED. NO MATTER WHICH VERSION YOU HAVE THESE WILL WORK. SOME ENHANCEMENTS ARE REGION SPECIFIC. THIS IS 'NON ENGLIGH VERSION' FRIENDLY. THESE PER GAME .INI FILES HAVE ONLY WIDESCREEN OPTIONS AND ENHANCEMENTS APPLIED. THESE WILL OVERRIDE ANY OF YOUR CURRENT PER GAME SETTINGS.

IINSTRUCTIONS
I advise using another instance of Dolphin specifically for widescreen. Choose your flavour and download - Forced 16:9 or Stretched to Fit Window Place the .ini files in the GameSettings folder of Dolphin. This will be in your roaming app data on your C drive if you are not using Dolphin in portable mode. YOU MUST CHANGE THE IN GAME SETTINGS TO WIDESCREEN/16:9. ALL GAMES WILL APPEAR STRETCHED UNTIL DONE SO. Enjoy!!!
HERE IS A LIST OF EVERY NATIVE WIDESCREEN GAME AND WHAT HAS BEEN APPLIED PER GAME. IF YOU KNOW OF ANYMORE NATIVE 16:9 GAMES LET ME KNOW BUT I THINK I GOT EM ALL
Batman Begins Using 60 FPS Enhancement Gecko Code for NTSC-U. Battalion Wars   Beyond Good & Evil Natively runs in letterboxed 16:9. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Chaos Bleeds   Burnout Using pneumatics 10% pixel aspect correction code (NTSC-U Only) Burnout 2: Point of Impact Using pneumatics 10% pixel aspect correction code (NTSC-U Only) Call of Duty 2: Big Red One   Dead to Rights 60Hz Gecko code applied to all the PAL versions as 60Hz isn't selectable. Die Hard: Vendetta   Disney's Extreme Skate Adventure   Dragon's Lair 3D: Return to the Lair   Drome Racers   Eternal Darkness: Sanity's Requiem   F-Zero GX   F1 2002   F1 Career Challenge PAL Only Game. 60Hz isn't selectable and no code for it yet. Fifa Soccer 2006   Fifa Soccer 2007   Fifa Soccer/Football 2003   FIFA Street   FIFA Street 2   Fifa World Cup: Germany 2006   Freedom Fighters 60Hz Gecko Code applied to all PAL versions due to 60Hz being unelectable. Future Tactics: The Uprising   Geist 50Hz AR Code applied to PAL version for better frame rate. NTSC-U Version runs at 60fps natively. GoldenEye: Rogue Agent   Gun   I-Ninja   Ice Age 2 - The Meltdown   James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing   James Bond 007: Nightfire   Judge Dredd: Dredd vs Death   Knights of the Temple: Infernal Crusade PAL Only Game. 60Hz Gecko Code applied due to 60Hz being unelectable. Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy Using Widescreen Zoom Fix due to native 16:9 having zoom issues. NTSC-U version only. Madden NFL 07   Madden NFL 08   Madden NFL 2002   Madden NFL 2004   Madden NFL 2005   NASCAR 2005: Chase for the Cup Widescreen was originally coded into the game but unused at release. AR codes used to "unlock" it. NASCAR Thunder 2003   NASCAR: Dirt to Daytona   NCAA Football 2003   NCAA Football 2005   Need for Speed: Carbon   Need for Speed: Most Wanted   Need for Speed: Underground 2   NFL 2K3   NFL Street   Pac-Man World Rally   Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie   R: Racing Evolution   Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc Using Gecko Code Aspect Ratio Fix for 16:9. NTSC-U and PAL versions. 60Hz Gecko code applied to the PAL version as 60Hz isn't selectable. Serious Sam: Next Encounter 60Hz Gecko code applied to the PAL version as 60Hz isn't selectable. SoulCalibur II   Sphinx and the Cursed Mummy   Spyro: Enter the Dragonfly Using Widescreen Ratio Fix Gecko Code due to native 16:9 being squished horizontally. NTSC-U only. SSX 3   SSX Tricky   Star Fox Adventures Using Aspect Ratio Fix Gecko Code due to native 16:9 being incorrect. For both NTSC-U and PAL. Star Wars: The Clone Wars   Super Mario Strikers   Super Monkey Ball 2   Super Monkey Ball Adventure   Superman: Shadow of Apokolips Using 60 FPS Enhancement AR Code NTSC-U Only. Normal is 30 FPS. The Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction   The Legend of Spyro: A New Beginning Using 60 FPS Enhancement Gecko Code for NTSC-U and PAL versions. Normal is 30 FPS. TimeSplitters: Future Perfect   TMNT Natively runs in letterboxed 16:9. TMNT: Mutant Melee   Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory   Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4   Tony Hawk's Underground   Tony Hawk's Underground 2   True Crime: New York City   True Crime: Streets of LA   Ty The Tasmanian Tiger Using 60 FPS Enhancement Gecko Code for NTSC-U. Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 2: Bush Rescue Using 60 FPS Enhancement Gecko Code for NTSC-U. Ty the Tasmanian Tiger 3: Night of the Quinkan Using 60 FPS Enhancement Gecko Code. V-Rally 3 PAL Only Game. Hold B at start up for 60Hz Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo  

This one took a while. Way, way longer than expected.
But here it is, everything that needed to be configured, calibrated, unlocked, mapped or generally a pain in the butt to get working, has been done for you.

Firstly, thanks to @Joejoe who was instrumental in consolidating this info. He researched a bunch of stuff and got some things working that I couldn't.

What's been done for you?
Some of these games had crazy input methods with their arcade cabinets and were mapped to some unintuitive / bizarre default inputs mappings by default.
Controls have been scrutinised and tested and revised and tested once again. I haven't just set whatever willy nilly. If a fighting game has a modern port or counterpart I have mapped it to the default layout for that modern version. Everything else has been mapped to be as intuitive as possible, and I have provided layout images so you need never be lost with buttons again.

-All Hidden Characters & Content Unlocked. There are 20 games with some form unlockable hidden content.
-Analogue Volume adjusted for every game that required it. 13 In Total. This ensures a 1:1 analogue range on a controller (makes racers steering less twitchy). For e.g. the steering and pedals for racing games.
-Blood is now ON in the censored games
-All light gun games have been calibrated for both players
-Optional 2 Player Mouse Support

INSTRUCTIONS
Download NVMEM Naomi, Remap Files for RA and your choice of 1 or 2 Player cfg Files for Mouse Light Gun Place NVMEM files in one of the following folders. RetroArch/saves/"roms folder location"/reicast or just RetroArch/saves/reicast.
Depending on how you have your saves set to save it may be either of these. Place Control Remap files in RetroArch/config/remaps/Flycast Place optional Mouse .cfg files in RetroArch/config/Flycast Use my control images however you want. Frontends, pause menus etc. ENJOY!!!

Here is the documentation for this configuration. Everything I have done on a per game basis is listed here. Only games that have an enhancement, calibration, password, unlockable etc etc is listed here. A full list of supported games is at the bottom of the page.
I have also provided any passwords, engineers codes, cheat codes and important information here also.
This is a consolidation of information. Everything that needs to be actioned by a player for e.g. a cheat code to unlock something will be in green.
 
18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker
18wheelu -The parent rom 18wheelr doesn't work in Flycast due to controls not working correctly
-This game only has manual transmission that had a gear stick on the original hardware. The stick on the og hardware simply held down a button for high gear and reverse. The button needs to be held for those gears which the physical stick would do. Once pushed into place, it would stay there like a real gearstick using a spring loaded thingy, while keeping the button pressed. There isn't a way to have this held in place using a controller, you have to hold the desired gear button yourself.
-Analogue Volume calibrated correctly for 1:1 analogue input for the steering and pedals on a controller. Makes racing games less twitchy. Airline Pilots
alpilot -The controls do not translate well to a controller.
-It also runs like garbage. It's here but who gives a crap. The novelty was in the arcade cabinet, as a stand alone game it's poo.
-Analogue Volume calibrated correctly for 1:1 analogue input for the steering and pedals on a controller. Alien Front
alienfnt -Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Canon Spike
cspike -This game appears to have macro inputs or something like that hard coded to the core itself. L2 and R2 are special attacks, which are button combinations usually. These do not appear in the control options in RA. Also, these to not register in the test menu either but they sure as shit work. Always leave these inputs alone (L2 & R2) as you'll get clashing. An unexpected bonus.
-Hidden macro controls mapped on images.
-Mega Man and Baby Bonnie Hood Unlocked. Press all the way to the left or right to access them.
-Cammy Shadaloo outfit from Street Alpha 2 Gold Unlocked Capcom Vs SNK Millennium Fight 2000
capsnk -Every hidden character unlocked:

Evil Ryu
Evil Lori
Akuma

-All hidden stages and bosses unlocked

To set all character ratios to set to 2:
Hold A + B, then hold Start at the title screen. Keep all three buttons held until the character selection screen appears.

EX mode:
Hold Start when selecting a fighter at the character selection screen. If done correctly "EX" will appear above your character's name. Note: Not all fighters have an EX mode.

Passwords for Test Menu:
SNIBD6IO Disables all EX character modes
0H2DK0EI Disables all hidden stages and bosses; disables all Ratio-4 playable characters
OIASHCBR Enables all EX character modes; enables Evil Ryu & Evil Iori; enables hidden stages (Morrigan after stg. 3 w/ >70gps; Akuma after stg.4 w/ >85gps)
OGSDOROG Enables Ratio-4 playable character Akuma (must have Ratio-4 characters enabled)
KNOIRGON Enables some EX character modes
MTOMHMNA Enables some EX character modes (different characters)
ASTUERUP Enables some EX character modes (different characters) Capcom Vs. SNK 2 - Mark of the Millennium 2001
cvs2 -New Game Modes (Ratio Match, 3on3 Match or Single Match). Accessible via Test Menu
-Boss Mode Unlocked (Fight all Bosses)

To enable boss mode, press "Start" button while holding MP + MK on title screen.
You will then fight all the bosses only.

Passwords for Test Menu:
YAMAOOUT only unlocks New Game Modes.
MORIKAWA unlocks Boss Mode and New Game Modes Castle of Shikigami II
shikgam2 -Young Fukimo Unlocked
-Third "Turbo Button" Unlocked in the Test Menu and mapped. Your thumb will thank me.

To Select Young Fumiko (the one with the purple hat) hold start and press 2 x right

Remix Tune:
Hold A+B then START at the title screen

Extreme Mode:
at the title screen input
UP, A, DOWN, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT, DOWN, B, B, A, A+B then START Cosmic Smash
csmash -Announce SE set to English. The Default is Japanese Crazy Tazi
crzytaxi -This game seems to have a hidden view change button. Like the hidden inputs in Cannon Spike these do not appear in the RA control options, and clash if you set anything to it.
-Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range for the steering and pedals on a controller. Dead or Alive 2: Millennium
doa2m -Costumes unlocked. Achieved by completing the game with those characters.

School uniforms:
Insert your coin(s), then hold Punch + Kick and press Start. The high school uniforms for Kasumi and Ayane will now be available.

Reverse replay:
Press Free + Kick during the "KO", then press Punch during the replay.

Select winning pose:
Hold Punch + Kick, Free + Punch, or Free + Kick during the replay to select a new winning pose.

Control poses view:
By winning a match in time attack or single mode. Then, hold Punch after the replay. Keep holding Punch and use the Joystick to move the camera. Press Free to zoom in and Kick to zoom out. Dynamite Baseball '99
dybb99 -Analogue Volume calibrated (both players) for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Dynamite Baseball NAOMI
dybbnao -Analogue Volume calibrated (both players) for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Guilty Gear X
ggx -Unlocked hidden characters Testament & Dizzy

Hi-Score Mode:
Hit all four buttons when you press Start at the title screen and medals will appear when you hit your opponent.

Passwords for Test Menu:
ROMANTI = Unlock Testament
MISOSOUP = Unlock Testament & Dizzy Guilty Gear XX
ggxx Medal Of Millionaire mode:
Hold Punch + Kick + Slash + Hard Slash + Dust, then press Start at the title screen.

Alternate winning pose:
Immediately hold Punch, Kick, or Slash when the "Slash" or "Destroyed" message appears. Note: Note all fighters have alternate poses.

Alternate quotes:
Hold Punch, Kick, or Slash immediately before a match starts to choose between three sets of quotes spoken by your fighter during the match.

Fast credits:
Hold Punch, Kick, Slash, Hard Slash, or Dust during the credits. Guilty Gear XX : Reload
ggxxrl Medal Of Millionaire mode:
Hold all five Attack buttons then press Start.

Alternate winning poses:
Hold P, K, or S after the "Slash" or "Destroyed" message appears. Note: Not all fighters have alternate winning poses.

Alternate character quotes:
Hold P, K, or S after the vs. screen disappears and before the match begins. Gun Survivor 2 Biohazzard Code: Veronica
gunsur2 -You can switch between Claire and Steve in the Test Menu options. I have 2 copies, one set to play as Claire and the other as Steve. Mars TV -Game hangs on stage select screen for about 5 seconds then resumes. Still playable as this only happens in the stage select screen. Marvel Vs. Capcom 2 New Age of Heroes
mvsc2 -Unlocked all 56 characters available from the beginning, machine registered on Level 84 (USA) after using the 4 USA passwords.

This is an absolute mission to do. The documentation is too long to put here. If you want it just ask. Melty Blood Actress Again Version A
mbaa -Unlocked hidden character NECO-ARC using secret code.

Press start on ARCUEID (Just left of random character select) to toggle on NECO-ARC.

Secret Code for Test Menu:
CKFY - Unlocks NECO-ARC Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation Vs.Zeon DX
gundmxgd -Use the Deluxe version of this game "gundmxgd" NOT "gundmgd". The DLX version allows you to use both sets of characters for either side.

Passwords for Test Menu:
MYWC7ZKI - Allows for both sets of characters to be played on either side.
Q3TIU6M5 - Unknown as to what this actually does. If you know or find out let me know. Monkey Ball
monkeyba -Analogue Joystick calibrated in the Test Menu. The difference is night and day. I'm even gonna say it handles a little better than the GC version. Power Stone 2
pstone2 -Unlocked all time-release items and secret character Pride Project Justice
pjustic -Unlocked all secret characters via password.

Passwords for Test Menu:
All secret characters - J2ACRC4U
B-Batsu - 1B6GIMWN
D-Hyo - MGNG8U92
Hyo - C83LKN59
Kurow - KROYV4EZ
P-Akira - 5RC52J3M
Vatsu - YDWVNBTU
W-Daigo - RG026E1B Samba de Amigo
samba


Samba de Amigo Ver. 2000
samba2k -Both of these games have the maracas set on the incorrect sticks by default. I have correctly adjusted this. Still don't make it any easier.
-The controls do not translate well to a controller. Sega Marine Fishing
smarinef -Changed cabinet type to STD. The DLX version (which is the default setting) had an actual fishing line, which had an analogue "tension" input. The STD version does not have this. The STD version was the version ported to the Dreamcast, so it's perfect for a controller.
-Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Sega Strike Fighter
sstrkfgt -Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Slashout
slashout New skins: Hold the start button, then press any of the 4 buttons when selecting a character. Spawn
spawn More characters : On a machine that has had multiple games completed, a screen will appear stating that there is an extended story line available. Hold all buttons and Start in insert your coin(s). Release Start while keeping the other buttons held, then press Start again. Additional characters will appear at the selection screen. Sports Jam
sprtjam Select all events right off the bat, instead of in round 2. When the metal gate is closing right before the sport selection, input Up, Down, Right, Left, Buttons 1 + 2. If done right, the ?'s will be available. Street Fighter Zero 3 Upper
sfz3ugd -Secret Character Shin Gokui Unlocked

To use Shin Gokui hold start when selecting Gokui. There wont be a name or colour change but he gains double air fireballs, faster recovery in some of his special moves, no dizziness, stun timer, etc.

Play Modes:
Classical (no ISM) : hold HP+HK at the title screen then START
Mazi (mega damage) : hold MP+MK at the title screen then START
Saiko (low guard) : hold LP+LK at the title screen then START

Battle modes:
Dramatic battle : hold LK+MK+HK at the title screen then START
Survival : hold LP+MP+HP at the title screen then START

Sari (Dhalsim's wife) in every stage:
When playing as Dhalsim, hold LP+HP between rounds Tokyo Bus Guide
tokyobus -Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Virtual On Oratario Tangram M.S.B.S. ver5.66 2000 Edition
vonot -Different Skins and characters. Depending on which seat you have set (GOOD or EVIL) you will get different skins and characters. Also the hud colour will change. World Kicks
wldkicks -This game will not work until calibrated. Which has been done of course.
-This game used a football at the base of the cabinet which is an analogue input.
-The Right Trigger has been used for the shoot / pass input. The speed and distance of the the ball depends on how far you press the trigger.

Secret Teams:
Kick ball device in team selection screen the number of specified times.
Namco Starts '80: Kick 8 times
Namco Starts '90: Kick 9 times World Series '99
smlg99 -Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. World Series Baseball / Super Major League -Analogue Volume calibrated for 1:1 analogue range with a controller. Zombie Revenge
zombrvn -This game has an analogue input alternative that can be activated and calibrated.
-Analogue input used and calibrated. The difference is night and day, soooooo much better.
-Violence mode set to ON. Red blood.

Alternate costume:
Pick a character at the selection screen. Hold Start and press Punch or Kick. Release Start after your character can be moved.
Light Gun Games
Confidential Mission
confmiss -Calibrated for both players. Death Crimson OX
deathcox -Calibrated for both players.
-This game has an issue with reloading. A strange auto reload system is being used instead, and is not ideal. Playing the DC version is preferrable. The House of the Dead 2
hotd2 -Calibrated for both players.
-Blood set to ON Lupin the Third: The Shooting
lupinsho -Game has an issue with reloading rendering the game unplayable for the moment. It is still included as a fix may be implamented soon.
-Calibrated for both players Mazan: Flash of the Blade
mazan -Game will not work untill calibrated.
-This isn't really a light gun game. You used a foam sword inside a sensor gate that was interperated on screen.
-You can't tilt the sword but this game is still very playable.
-Left click has been set to offscreen reload as pushing the sword in and out of the sensor gate is considered a stab attack.
-Swing the sword and stab like a shooting game with the left click. The Maze of Kings
mok -Calibrated for both players. Ninja Assult
ninjaslt -Calibrated for both players.
Casino, Mahjong, Quiz and Japanese Heavy Games (NOT INCLUDED)
Dengen Tenshi Taisen Janshi Shangri-la LA Keyboards Idol Janshi Suchie-Pai 3 Moeru Casinyo Usagi - Yamashiro Mahjong Hen Super Shanghai 2005 Soreike! Anpanman Popcorn Kojou 2 Sega Yonin Uchi Mahjong MJ Quiz Katai Q mode Quiz Ah! Megami-sama Oinori-daimyoujin Matsuri
Games not working with Flycast with Reasons (NOT INCLUDED)
Manic Panic Ghosts!
Pokasuka Ghost! -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Outrigger! -This game is working but the controls are all over the place and seemingly cannot be remapped. It used a trackball which the mouse is being used for. However shoot is on the controller and keyboard. Ferrari F355 Challenge -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Ferrari F355 Challenge 2 -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Shootout Pool (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Triggerheart Exelica -Input delay of a about 1-2 seconds. Unplayable at the moment
-A fix is coming soonish Mushiking (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware.
-This game used physical rf cards. This game will not likely be emulated anytime soon due to how awkward this is to implement. Kick4Cash -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Dragon Treasure 1-3 -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware.
-This game will not likely be emulated with Flycast anytime soon due to how awkward this is to implement. Derby Owners Club (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware.
-This game will not likely be emulated with Flycast anytime soon due to how awkward this is to implement.
-Not really missing out on anything. Crackin DJ (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware.
-This game will not likely be emulated with Flycast anytime soon due to how awkward this is to implement. Dog Walking This game used a treadmill as an input device. Needless to say this one isn't on the list to work anytime soon. World Champion Football Serie/Clubs (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Touch de Uno! (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware. Star Horse (All) -Not working with Flycast at the moment due to unemulated hardware.
-Not really a game
Full List of working games in Flycast that have been configured and mapped. This is 1G1R, only the parent versions have been configured for, with 18wheelr being the only exception as it doesn't work. 18wheelu does, so you may want a separate split rom for that game if you are using a Merged set. DON'T FORGET CHD's.

 

This pack will make all these compatible games as wide as possible and fill the screen as much as they can while correctly scaling everything. 

There are 100 games that work in widescreen.

What you get for the Mupen64Plus-Next Core in RetroArch:
-Game Specific Core Option files (.opt) for widescreen games that work with the Wide Adjusted (GLide64 Plugin Only)
-Game Specific Custom Resolution Configuration files (.cfg) to 'zoom' into the image making it as large as possible while retaining the proper scale. 
-Game Specific Core Option files and Custom Resolution Configuration files for native widescreen games. 

Please note that the resolution has been set to 1280x720 Wide Adjusted. Everything else is default. If you change the internal resolution of the core it will remove the custom resolution which is what zooms the image. I'm not sure why RetroArch does this. If you want to change the resolution do it before adding the .cfg file to RetroArch.

For native widescreen games: do not forget to set the proper IN GAME display setting. All of the native games will appear to be zoomed in too much until this is done. Instructions, correct settings and info on how display settings are auto loaded in game for your next play are in the list below.

As usual back up your own files if you have them, just in case. Make sure your games and the files are named the same.
And remember we are forcing widescreen on games that didn't support it, some UI or menus may appear stretched or within the 4:3 space.

Where do I put these files? Easy.   RetroArch/config/Mupen64Plus-Next - Place files here

I intend to put this pack out at other resolutions to save people some time. If everyone can let me know their preferred resolution. I know N64 is very subjective.

So, after realising Mupen64Plus-Next with the GLide64 plugin has a 'Wide Adjusted' setting I tested a few games. I was shocked at how well it worked, going in with low expectations. 
So, I did what I do best. Tested the entire USA/European (and some Japanese games too) with this setting to see what games would work with no pop in or other issues.
Then log all this information and present a pack to download.

There are also a number of native widescreen games with a 'Letterbox', 'Hi Rez' or 'Wide' mode. Some of games these were designed with widescreen TV's that have a zoom capability in mind. Scaling everything (including menus etc) into a 16:9ish box. With these games I was able to set a custom resolution via a game override to effectively zoom into the image, filling the entire screen..ish. For e.g. Jet Force Gemini has a widescreen setting that creates a 16:9 image in the 4:3 space, all I did was scale this image up to fill the 16:9 screen space and boom...full screen true anamorphic 16:9. 

Not all games scale to 16:9. I didn't want any distortion and wanted every to scale correctly. As a result some games came up just shy of 16:9. Some games like Wave Race 64 end up with a letterbox look. 

Some other "native" widescreen games aren't really made with widescreen TV's in mind. More like bringing a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV. This is evident from the lack of scaling in the menu systems when using its widescreen function (unless TV's back then auto scaled according to what's on screen?). Also things like in Hybrid Heaven where its health/energy meter is outside the widescreen image when using that mode, if a TV were to zoom in you couldn't see the health/energy meter. I have made a list of these games and why widescreen doesn't really work with them despite having widescreen options and appearing in "native widescreen lists" online. 

Standout games that work really well are:
Diddy Kong Racing
Goldeneye
AreoGauge
Snowboard Kids 1 & 2
And.... well all of it 

So after all that I can safely say I have caught the majority, if not all of the working N64 widescreen games and created a configuration file for it.
Below is the list of games working in widescreen in categories. 

Native Widescreen Games That Can Be Scaled Into Full Screen
For native widescreen games do not forget to set the proper IN GAME display setting. All of the native games will appear to be zoomed in too much until this is done.
007: The World Is Not Enough -Go to 'Options' from main menu and in the 'Graphics' setting change 'Aspect Ratio' to 'Widescreen'.
-This title DOES NOT auto load save data on startup. This title saves option settings on a per save file basis and WILL automatically apply the 16:9 setting upon load. Armorines: Project S.W.A.R.M. -Go to 'Options' from the main menu and select 'Options' then change 'Resolution' to 'HI-REZ-LB'
-This title DOES NOT automatically load display settings even upon loading a save file. You will need to set 'HI-REZ-LB' every time you start the game. Banjo-Tooie -Go to 'Settings' (the honeycomb TV) from the main menu then change 'Wide-Screen Mode' to 'ON'.
-This title WILL auto load the game save data on satrtup and widescreen will be automatically active. Donkey Kong 64 -Go to 'Options' (the question mark) from the main menu, change 'Screen Size' to 'Widescreen'.
-This title DOES NOT auto load save data on startup. It also doesn't save the widescreen setting to a save file, meaning you'll have to set it to widescreen each time you startup the game. GoldenEye 007 -Widescreen can only be activated from the pause menu in game. Go to the fourth menu on the watch, set 'Ratio' to '16:9'. 'Screen' should be on 'Full'.
-This title WILL load the game save data on startup and widescreen will be automatically active. Only after completing the first level or quitting via the pause menu will a save be made. Jet Force Gemini -Go to ''Options' from the main menu and selesct the bottom left icon (<-->) and change this to 'Widescreen'.
-This title WILL auto load the game save data on start-up and widescreen will be automatically active Mickey's Speedway USA -From main menu select 'Options' then select 'Wide-Screen Settings' and change to 'Wide-Screen [16:9]'.
-This title WILL load the game save data on startup and widescreen will be automatically active.
-This title is an odd one. It has a 16:9 setting while in 4:3 that squashes and distorts the image into a letterbox. However, adjusting this to fit the proper 16:9 space perfectly scales everything. Mission: Impossible -Widescreen can only be activated from the pause menu in game. Go to 'Options' and change 'Aspect Ratio' to '16:9'.
-This title saves option settings on a per save file basis and WILL automatically apply the 16:9 setting upon load. This means each in game save file will need to be set to display 16:9 for it to automatically load that way. Perfect Dark -Widescreen can only be activated from the first terminal in the game. The one you are standing at immediately after creating an agent file. Go right to 'Options' and select 'Video' then change 'Ratio' to '16:9'. 'Screen Size' should be 'Full' and 'Hi-Rez' unchecked.
-This title saves option settings on a per save file basis and WILL automatically apply the 16:9 setting upon load. This means each in game save file will need to be set to display 16:9 for it to automatically load that way. South Park -Go to 'Options' from the main menu and change the bottom option to 'HI-REZ (TM) LETTERBOX'
-This title DOES NOT automatically load display settings even upon loading a save file. You will need to set 'HI-REZ (TM) LETTERBOX' every time you start the game. Starshot: Space Circus Fever -Widescreen can only be activated from the pause menu in game. Go to 'Options' then select 'Video Settings' and change to '16/9 Ratio'.
-This title WILL auto load the game save data on startup and widescreen will be automatically active. Superman: The New Superman Adventures -Widescreen can only be activated from the pause menu in game. Go to 'Display' and change to 'Normal'. This is used as well as the adjusted wide screen function in Mupen64plus to achieve full 16:9.
-I didn't play this far enough (because it's garbage) for a save to trigger so no idea if it auto loads display settings. Top Gear Overdrive -Go to 'Setup' from the main menu and change 'Hi Rez' to 'Full'
-This title WILL auto load the game save data on start-up and widescreen will be automatically active Turok 2 - Seeds of Evil -Go to 'Options' from the main menu or the pause menu and change 'Resolution' to 'HI-REZ-LB'
-This title DOES NOT automatically load display settings even upon loading a save file. You will need to set 'HI-REZ-LB' every time you start the game. Turok 3 - Shadow of Oblivion -Go to 'Options' from the main menu or the pause menu and select 'Display' then change 'Resolution' to 'Letter Box'.
-This title DOES NOT automatically load display settings even upon loading a save file. You will need to set 'Letter Box' every time you start the game.  
 
Letterbox Games That Work Better With The 'Adjusted Widescreen' Hack
 
Daikatana -Hi Rez/Wide looks really bad. Vasaleine look to the max.
-'Adjusted 16:9' option works just fine as an alternative. However cut scenes are jacked. Hybrid Heaven -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. When using the 'letterbox' mode the health/energy meter when playing in game sits between the edge of the letterboxed image and the blank space above it. This is because the letterbox mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-'Adjusted 16:9' option works just fine as an alternative. World Driver Championship -Native 'Wide' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-Native Wide option is very wide. Adjusted widescreen option is a better solution.  
Games That Work With 'Wide Adjusted' Hack
Bassmasters 2000 Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. Blues Brothers 2000 Bomberman 64: The Second Attack! Carmageddon 64 Charlie Blast's Territory Chopper Attack Choro Q 64 2: Hachamecha Grand Prix Race Clay Fighter 63 1/3 Clay Fighter: Sculptor's Cut Cruis'n Exotica Densha de Go! 64 Destruction Derby 64 Diddy Kong Racing ECW Hardcore Revolution F1 Racing Championship Flying Dragon Gauntlet Legends Hercules: The Legendary Journeys Hot Wheels Turbo Racing Indy Racing 2000 International Track & Field 2000 Killer Instinct Gold Knife Edge: Nose Gunner Kobe Bryant in NBA Courtside Mia Hamm Soccer 64 Milo's Astro Lanes Mini Racers Monaco Grand Prix Monopoly Nagano Winter Olympics '98 NBA in the Zone '98 NBA Jam 99 NBA Showtime: NBA on NBC NFL Blitz NFL Blitz 2000 NFL Blitz 2001 NFL Blitz: Special Edition Nuclear Strike 64 Olympic Hockey 98 PGA European Tour Pokémon Stadium Pokémon Stadium 2 Quest 64 Rally Challenge 2000 Ready 2 Rumble Boxing Roadsters Rugrats: Scavenger Hunt Rush 2: Extreme Racing USA San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing San Francisco Rush 2049 Shadowgate 64: Trials of the Four Towers Sin and Punishment Snowboard Kids Snowboard Kids 2 Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire Twisted Edge Extreme Snowboarding War Gods Wave Race 64 WCW Mayhem WCW Nitro WCW/nWo Revenge Wetrix Wildwaters World Driver Championship WWF Attitude WWF No Mercy WWF War Zone WWF WrestleMania 2000 Xena: Warrior Princess: The Talisman of Fate  
Letterbox Games Truly Not Intended for Widescreen
Army Men: Sarge's Heroes -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-No other alternative for widescreen as there is pop in using the adjusted widescreen option. Army Men: Sarge's Heroes 2 -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-No other alternative for widescreen as there is pop in using the adjusted widescreen option. Excitebike 64 -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-No other alternative for widescreen as there is pop in using the adjust widescreen option. Road Rash 64 -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-'WIDE' and 'WIDE HI REZ' look horrific. I man bad bad, I'd rather not use these modes over 4:3.
-No other alternative for widescreen as the background/sky is still 4:3 when using the adjusted widescreen option. Ken Griffey Jr's Slugfest for N64 -'Wide' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-Doesn't work with glide so no other widescreen alternative. Turok: Rage Wars -'Letterbox' mode only applies when in game. Menus are not adjusted to 16:9, cutting off selections from view when cropping for gameplay only. This is because the 'Wide' mode in this particular title was intended to bring a widescreen experience to a 4:3 TV.
-No other alternative for widescreen as there are black lines separating the 16:9 space when using the adjusted widescreen setting in Mupen64-Plus Stunt Racer 64 -HI REZ Letterbox mode shakes kinda like interlacing shaking. Unusable
-'Adjusted 16:9' option is still distorted.

Did you know cheat codes can be applied to Dreamcast games to make them play in true anamorphic 16:9 widescreen?
Yes you can. The Flycast core even has these hard coded with an option to automatically apply them when available.

What is this project and why am I doing this?
I discovered that some games with cheats available had a lot of pop in. So I decided to test every game with a widescreen cheat to see which worked with no pop in and log all this information down. 
Most of these work, with a negligible amount having pop in or other issues. All of this info will be in the list below.

I am providing RetroArch config files for the games that actually work in 16:9. With these you can simply drop them into RetroArch.
With widescreen hacks and cheats turned off in the core options, you can rest assured only games with working widescreen will be activated. And the rest playing as per normal/your settings.

The resolution has been set to 1440x1080 and VMU1 setting used for memory card management. Everything else, aside from the widescreen cheats and hack option, is default.

With the natively widescreen games, some actually have widescreen cheats available and have better results. 
Other widescreen games that have a 16:9 option will need a per game override config file (provided) to set RetroArch itself to 16:9. This is due to Flycast/RetroArch not auto adjusting to 16:9 when selected in game.
A game specific core options file will also be provided for the native widescreen games. This will have widescreen cheats and hacks turned off so it will not clash if you have these turned on.

I also tested the core widescreen hack on the entire USA/European library and some Japanese games. This yielded only a small amount of games that actually work with this function. Cheats are almost always far better. 
Needless to say this has taken quite a while with multiple passes made.

I spend hours doing this so you don't have to  Creating a 'definitive' pack for play..... not display.

Important: Ensure your games are the correct region. A lot of the cheat codes for widescreen are Region specific. With the European or Japanese version taking precedence over the USA version.
USA versions are always my default. Sometimes the USA cheat didn't work but the USA or Japan version did.
This makes this list the 'Widescreen' list. Ensure your games are the correct region. 

Please also check the name of your games and the config files are the same otherwise they will not work. Redump naming conventions used.
Also, remember we are forcing widescreen on games that did not support it. Some menus and UI elements may still be stretched or within the 4:3 space.

Where do I put these files? Easy. RetroArch/config/Flycast - place the config files here

Below is the list of games that have been broken down into 4 categories: Native Widescreen Games, Games Working with Widescreen Cheats, Games Working with Widescreen Hack, Games With Cheats that Do Not Work 

Native Widescreen Games
AeroWings (USA) Native Only Donald Duck: Goin' Quackers (USA) Use native widescreen over Cheat Code F355 Challenge: Passione Rossa (USA) Use native widescreen over Cheat Code MSR - Metropolis Street Racer (USA) Use Cheat over Native Widescreen
Has a unlockable 16:9 option. However cheat codes work better. Rayman 2: The Great Escape (USA) Use native widescreen over Cheat Code Starlancer (USA) Native Only Test Drive: V-Rally (USA) Native Only Tokyo Highway Racer / Tokyo Xtreme Racer (Europe) Use Cheat over Native Widescreen.
Runs at 50fps/PAL Tokyo Highway Racer 2 / Tokyo Xtreme Racer 2 (Europe) Use Cheat over Native Widescreen Toy Commander (USA) Native Only Toy Racer (USA) Native Only TrickStyle (USA) Widescreen option doesn't save. Manually select it in game every play session Wacky Races (USA) Native Only
Games Working with Widescreen Cheats
18 Wheeler: American Pro Trucker (USA)   4 Wheel Thunder (USA)   AeroWings 2: Airstrike (Europe) Game Runs at 50Hz - 25fps Alien Front Online (USA)   Blue Stinger (USA)   Bomber Hehhe! (Japan)   Bomberman Online (USA)   Buggy Heat (Japan)   Cannon Spike (USA) When locked on the target is slightly miss aligned. Playable Capcom vs. SNK 2: Millionaire Fighting 2001 (Japan)   Carrier (USA)   Charge 'n Blast (Europe)   ChuChu Rocket! (Europe)   Coaster Works (Europe)   Cosmic Smash (Japan)   Crazy Taxi (USA)   Crazy Taxi 2 (USA)   Cyber Troopers Virtual-On Oratorio Tangram (USA)   D2 (USA)   Daytona USA (USA)   Dead or Alive 2 (USA)   Draconus: Cult of the Wyrm (USA)   Dragon Riders: Chronicles of Pern (USA)   Dynamite Cop (USA)   Ecco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future (Europe)   Evolution 2: Far Off Promise (USA)   Evolution: The World of Sacred Device (Europe)   Fighting Vipers 2 (Europe)   Floigan Bros.: Episode 1 (Europe)   Fur Fighters (USA)   Gauntlet Legends (Europe) Has a black bar at top of screen. Playable. Godzilla Generations (Japan)   Godzilla Generations Maximum Impact (Japan)   Golem no Maigo / The Lost Golem (Japan)   Headhunter (Europe)   House of the Dead 2, The (USA) Black bars in 4:3 space during cut scenes. Will need calibrating. Illbleed (USA)   Karous (Japan)   La Mans 24 Hours (Europe)   Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver (USA)   Looney Tunes: Space Race (USA)   Maken X (USA)   Marvel vs. Capcom 2: New Age of Heroes (USA)   Millenium Racer - Y2K Fighters (Unl)   Mortal Kombat Gold (USA)   Nightmare Creatures II (USA)   Outtrigger (Europe)   Pen Pen (Europe)   Plasma Sword: Nightmare of Bilstein (USA)   Power Stone (USA)   Power Stone 2 (USA)   Project Justice (USA)   Propeller Arena (Unl)   Rainbow Cotton (Japan)   Re-Volt (Europe)   Ready 2 Rumble Boxing: Round 2 (Europe)   Record of Lodoss War (Europe) Hud and menu elements don't line up. Playable. Red Dog: Superior Firepower (Europe)   Resident Evil Code: Veronica (USA)   Rez (USA)   Rippin' Riders Snowboarding (USA)   Samba de Amigo (Europe)   Seaman (USA)   Sega GT (Europe)   Sega Marine Fishing (USA)   Seven Mansions: Ghastly Smile / Nanatsu no Hikan - Senritsu no Bishou (Japan)   Seventh Cross: Evolution (USA)   Shadow Man (Europe)   Silent Scope (Europe) Miss aligns target overlay on enemies when zoomed out. Playable. Skies of Arcadia (USA)   SoulCalibur (USA)   Space Channel 5: Part 2 (Japan)   Spawn: In the Demon's Hand (USA)   Star Wars: Episode I: Racer (USA)   Super Magnetic Neo (USA)   Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition (Europe)   Surf Rocket Racers (Europe) Game Runs at 50Hz - 25fps PAL Suzuki Alstare Extreme Racing (Europe) Slight pop in on bike models, barely detectable playing at full speed. Sword of the Berserk: Guts' Rage (USA) Slight pop in on models. Playable Time Stalkers (Europe)   Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 (USA)   Vanishing Point (Europe)   Virtua Fighter 3tb (Europe)   Virtua Tennis 2 (Europe)   Wetrix+ (Europe)   World Series Baseball 2K2 (USA)   Zero Gunner 2 (Japan) Slight pop in. Playable. Zombie Revenge (USA)   Zusar Vasar (Japan)   Mr. Driller (Europe)   Games Working with Widescreen Hack
Chaos Field (Japan) F1 World Grand Prix (USA) F1 World Grand Prix II (Europe) Fire Pro Wrestling D (Japan) Mat Hoffman's Pro BMX (USA) Tony Hawk's Pro Skater (USA) WWF Royal Rumble (USA) Games With Cheats that Do Not Work
Biohazard: Code: Veronica Complete (Japan) Cheat will pick this version up and apply cheat codes, unfortunately they do not work. Capcom vs SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro (Japan) Cheat Misplaces health bars and menu systems. Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001 (Japan) You can see the edges of the backgrounds. Confidential Mission (Europe) Cheat deactivated from core with reason 'only works on real hardware' Deadly Skies (Europe) Lots of pop in Death Crimson 2: Meranito no Saidan (Japan) Lots of pop in Death Cromson OX (USA) Lots of pop in Frame Gride (Japan) Lots of pop in Gundam Side Story 0079: Rise From the Ashes (USA) Lots of pop in Half Life (Unl) Cheat deactivated from core with reason 'not working' Jet Grind Radio (USA) Lots of pop in Kao the Kangaroo (USA) Lots of pop in Kiss Psycho Circus - The Nightmare Child (USA) Cheat deactivated from core Max Steel (USA) Lots of pop in Napple Tale: Arsia In Daydream (Japan) Cheat deactivated from core NBA 2K2 (USA) Cheat deactivated from core Sega Rally 2 (USA) Cheat deactivated from core Shenmue (Europe) Lots of pop in Shenmue II (Europe) Lots of pop in Slave Zero (Europe) Euro version goes to console/bios menu and wont play the game Sonic Adventure (USA) Cheat causes pop-in on the right hand side of the screen only. Sonic Adventure 2 (USA) Cheat causes pop-in on the right hand side of the screen only. Sonic Shuffle (USA) Lots of pop in Super Runabout: San Francisco Edition (Europe) Cheat deactivated from core Tennis 2K2 (USA) Cheat only stretches to 16:9. Use Euro version (Virtua Tennis 2) to get this to work Test Drive La Mans (USA) Cheat doesn't work. Use Euro version (La Mans 24 Hours) to get this to work The Ring: Terror's Realm (USA) Lots of pop in TNN Motorsports Hardcore Heat (USA) Cheat only stretches to 16:9. Use Japan version (Buggy Heat) to get this to work. Tomb Raider: The Last Revelation (Europe) Cheat deactivated from core. Ultimate Fighting Championship (USA) Cheat causes camera to not be aligned. Euro vers has major pop-in Virtua Athlete 2K (Europe) Cheat deactivated from core Virtua Tennis (USA) Lots of pop in Volgarr the Viking (Unl) Cheat deactivated from core

So my widescreen project is my baby. With a large undertaking I'm going start small with Model 2. I have provided LUA scripts to enable widescreen on the games that it works with.

Playing HOTD in full widescreen is awesome.

The Nebula emulator for Sega Model 2 has the capability to present most of the library in a true 16:9 aspect ratio with NO POP IN. This is achieved with LUA scripts.
I spend hours doing this so you don't have to  Creating a 'definitive' pack for play..... not display.

I have tested the entire library and found all but 3 games (Pilot Kids, Sky Target, Virtua Soccer) work great with the widescreen hack/script. With no pop in and truly anamorphic. 

I have also applied the NO FLASH SCRIPTS for House of the Dead and Virtua Cop 1 & 2.
NVDATA files for light gun games are also provided so they are accurate.

All light gun games are accurate for mouse support.

'Where do I put these files?' Simples. Place the LUA files in the 'scripts' folder of the Model 2 Emulator. NVDATA files go in the 'NVDATA' folder. 

Below is a list of the games and their associated rom any important info that needed to be documented.
Behind Enemy Lines
bel -Turn 'Draw Cross' off in emulator.ini as this game has its own crosshairs.
-This light gun game doesn't flash natively so no need for a LUA script to remove this.
-Works Great Cyber Troopers Virtual-On
von -Works Great Daytona USA
daytona -Works Great Dead or Alive
doa -Works Great Desert Tank
desert -Works Great Dynamite Baseball 97
dynabb97 -Works Great Dynamite Cop
dynamcop -Works Great Fighting Vipers
fvipers -Works Great Gunblade NY
gunblade -Turn 'Draw Cross' off in emulator.ini as this game has its own crosshairs.
-Works Great House of the Dead, The
hotd -Calibrated and accurate
-White flash when firing has been removed.
-Will even let you shoot outside of the 4:3 area.
-Needed re calibrating to adjust for the 16:9 aspect ratio.
-NVRAM file provided for accurate Mouse Light Gun.
-Very minor pop in in very few places.

Manual Gun Adjustment values for test/service menu for accuracy in 16:9:
ADXMIN = 259
ADYMIN = 119
ADXMAX = 581
ADYMAX = 437 INDY 500 Twin
indy500 -Works Great Last Bronx
lastbrnx -Works Great Manx TT Superbike: DX
manxtt -Works Great Motor Raid: Twin
motoraid -Works Great Over Rev
overrev -Works Great Pilot Kids
pltkids -Objects will pop into the 4:3 space.
-Will NOT be using for 16:9 Rail Chase 2
rchase2 -Works Great
-This light gun game doesn't flash natively so no need for a LUA script to remove this.
-No need to calibrate. Game has its own crosshair with the Nebula emulator crosshair turned off as standard. Sega Rally Championship
srallyc -Works Great Sega Ski Super G
skisuprg -Works Great Sega Touring Car Championship
stcc -Works Great Sega Water Ski
segawski -Works Great Sky Target
skytargt -Significant pop in on terrain
-Will NOT be using for 16:9 Sonic Championship
schamp -Works Great Super GT 24h
sgt24h -Works Great Top Skater
topskatr -Works Great Virtua Cop
vcop -Calibrated and accurate
-You can only shoot within the 4:3 space. This is fine as targets don't present themselves outside of this space.
-Light gun accuracy not affected by 16:9 aspect ratio.
-White flash when firing has been removed via LUA script.
-NVRAM file provided for accurate Mouse Light Gun. Virtua Cop 2
vcop2 -Calibrated and accurate
-You can only shoot within the 4:3 space. This is fine as targets don't present themselves outside of this space.
-Light gun accuracy not affected by 16:9 aspect ratio.
-White flash when firing has been removed.
-Very minor pop in in very few places
-NVRAM file provided for accurate Mouse Light Gun. Virtua Fighter 2
vf2 -Works Great Virtua Striker
vstriker -Significant pop in with character models
-Will NOT be using for 16:9 Wave Runner
waverunr -Some pop in on terrain and character models. Still playable and not that noticable Zero Gunner
zerogun -Some pop in on terrain and character models. Still playable and not that noticable

Did you know Atomiswave and Naomi games have English language settings along with other important settings, features and unlocks you are missing out on!?
Yes it's true, no more fumbling with Google Translate.
With the NVMEM pack I have painstakingly put together you can get access to these features without having to go through those settings yourself.

I spend hours doing this so you don't have to  Creating a 'definitive' pack for play..... not display

-Unlock hidden game modes, characters and cars. Some games require engineer passwords to unlock characters, which has been done for you.
-No need to add coins as every title here has been set to free play.
-Every games audio has been set to stereo as mono is the default for many of them.
-All light gun games have been calibrated in the test menu. This ensures accuracy.
-Features like Blood in some games has now been turned on, as off is often the default.

'WHERE DO I PUT THESE FILES?' I hear you ask. If using the Flycast core in RetroArch go to RetroArch/saves/Sammy Atomiswave/reicast, and place them here.
EDIT: Some people have been reporting their reicast saves folder is in a different location. It could be located 'RetroArch/saves/reicast' or 'RetroArch/saves/"rom location folder"/reicast'

Know that you aren't missing out on anything. Below is a table list of every game and the associated rom that these are for along with any engineer passwords that were required to use. Only the settings I changed are listed. Everything else was left as default as that is the preferred way to play. 

I do want to do this for Naomi too at some point. Then......MAME....Maybe.
EDIT: THIS HAS NOW BEEN DONE. THE LINK IS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE
Animal Basket
anmlbskta -Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Difficulty set to Normal. Default is Easy
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Block Pong-Pong
blokpong -Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Location set to Normal
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Demolish Fist
demofist -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Dirty Pigskin Football
dirtypig -Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Dolphin Blue
dolphin -Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Extreme Hunting
xtrmhunt -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate
-Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload.
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Extreme Hunting 2
xtrmhnt2 -Unplayable in Flycast at the moment Faster Than Speed
ftspeed -All cars unlocked. Type IX, X, XI and XII are selectable without having to unlock them
-Game Mode set to Single Race. Default is Pre-Set
-Speedometer set to MPH. Default is KPH
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Fist Of The North Star
fotns -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Audio set to Stereo. Default is Mono
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play
-Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is Guilty Gear Isuka
ggisuka -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play
-Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is Guilty Gear X ver. 1.5
ggx15 -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play
-Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is King of Fighters Neowave, The
kofnw -All extra characters unlocked via Password. You need to hold start then select the character on the following characters - Juhn = Kim, Chris = Orochi Chris, Shermie = Orochi Shermie, Yashiro = Orochi Yashiro, Maxima = Ramon, Whip = Vanessa
-Area set to Other, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japaneese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play

Passwords:
ASF4 A4DQ F35S L568 - Unlocks all characters and Geese
CM09 VIWM 1AHC 56ZL - Unlocks all characters except for Young Geese King of Fighters XI, The
kofxi -All extra characters unlocked (Adelheid, Gyazu, Silver, Gai and Hayate). Normally takes multiple days of power on to unlock as its on a time release
-Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japaneese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play
-Unable to turn Blood on despite the option being right there. If you know how let me know. Knights of Valour: The Seven Spirits
kov7sprt -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japaneese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Maximum Speed
maxspeed -Coin Assignments set to Free Play Metal Slug 6
mslug6 -Red Blood enabled
-Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play NeoGeo Battle Coliseum
ngbc -All characters unlocked, which required the machine to be active for at least 74 days since power-on
-Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Ranger Mission
rangrmsn -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate
-Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload.
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Rumble Fish 2, The
rumblef2 -All extra characters unlocked Greed, Hazama and Beatrice. To play as Beatrice, move the cursor to Hazama, then press Upx4, Rightx2, Downx4, Leftx2, and finally Down. To play Time Attack mode, hold both punch buttons and then press Start at the Title Screen. To play Survival mode, do the same but holding both kick buttons instead.
-Time Attack and Survival Mode unlocked
-Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Rumble Fish, The
rumblef -Greed character unlocked via password SINKORSWIM. You need to do the following on the character select screen:
Highlight Orville, then press Rightx2
Highlight Typhon then press Left
Highlight Boyd then press Leftx3
Highlight Zen and press Rightx2
Press Up
Greed should appear
-Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Samurai Spirits Tenkaichi Kenkakuden / Samurai Showdown VI
samsptk -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Voice changed to English
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play
-Unaware of any unlocks. Please let me know if there is Sega Bass Fishing Challenge Version A
basschal -Unplayable in Flycast at the moment due to bad controls and glitchy graphics Sega Clay Challenge
claychal -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate. Did not register trigger properly until calibrated. You can only shoot when moving the mouse due to mercury switches in the real light guns for the cabinet. They detect if you have the rifle pointed up-ish. So as a result you can only shoot when the mouse is moving. Like real trap shooting you have to track the target and shoot. There is an Infrared Gun Type option in the game bios however this doesn't work
-Aspect Ratio set to Wide. Please adjust your RetroArch scaling settings to 16:9 and save a game override. One will be provided
-Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload
-Coin Assignments are unavailable. Requires coins to be input Sports Shooting USA
sprtshot -Light Gun for mouse calibrated and accurate for both players.
-Auto Reload is On
-Reload is Input Light Gun Aux A, NOT Input Light Gun Reload.
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play Sushi Bar
sushibar -Area set to North America, Language set to English. Default is Japan/Japanese
-Coin Assignments set to Free Play WaiWai Drive
waidrive -Unplayable in Flycast due to no controls. Test menu shows controls to be working but no movement in game.