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figured out how to copy the post I'm going to post this answer in a few different areas on the forum. I have been trying to figure out how to launch retroarch mame for the systems that don't have a stand alone core. I have finally found a mostly elegant solution 1) Add a New Emulator - I have named mine RetroArch MAME console cores Add your retroarch.exe Make sure to check "Don't use quotes..." 2) Tab over to the Associated Platforms Here's the magic sauce example 1 "neocdz -cdrm \"%romfile%\"" example 2 "a5200 -rp \"F:\Roms\Atari 5200\" -cart \"%romfile
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Hello all, I'm struggling with Kat5200... Looking for suggestions on how to exit out of Kat5200 using a controller in BigBox. In Launchbox I'm only able to exit a Kat5200 game by hitting ESC on the keyboard (which only exits the game to the kat5200 emulator GUI) then I have to use a mouse in the kat5200 GUI to exit the emulator using the dropdown exit button. I haven't figured out a way to set a hotkey in Kat5200, and I do have the "Exit AutoHotkey script" section of "edit emulator" in Launchbox, but as mentioned above, it takes ESC + mousing to "Exit" in the kat5200 GUI to ac
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atari 5200 How to Play Atari 5200 Games on Your Computer (Kat5200)
ResidentEvul13 posted a topic in Noobs
There is one prerequisite to playing Atari5200 games via emulator – and that’s the BIOS file. This ROM file can be found floating around the web, so it is up to you to obtain this file. It’s not too hard to find. Next up, we need to get an emulator that can make this all happen. One such emulator is Kat5200. This can be googled Now, you need to find a nice convenient place on your hard drive and create a folder for all of your Atari 5200 needs. In that folder, create a folder for all of your ROM images and another for the Kat5200 emulator. Now (assuming you downloaded the binaries ar -
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Please subscribe to my Youtube Channel! My work blends a few influences relevant to the platform while showcasing the machine itself along with the games the platform ran: 1) Music made using sounds available on the platform (where possible) 2) The platform's boot screen (if possible) 3) Commercial influences usually in the form of the platform's marketing jingle. 4) The platform's packaging. In this way, the platform video itself gives an accurate interpretation of what the platform is, was marketed as, and what it looked and sounded like. In this video, the -
Atari 5200 Platform Video View File Please subscribe to my Youtube Channel! My work blends a few influences relevant to the platform while showcasing the machine itself along with the games the platform ran: 1) Music made using sounds available on the platform (where possible) 2) The platform's boot screen (if possible) 3) Commercial influences usually in the form of the platform's marketing jingle. 4) The platform's packaging. In this way, the platform video itself gives an accurate interpretation of what the platform is, was
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Atari 5200 Silver Ring Clear Game Logo Set View File I could put the picutre in here but right now im to lazy to do that shit lol. Submitter SuperSprayer40 Submitted 09/22/2017 Category Game Clear Logos