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Hi Guys, I am having so much trouble with Retroarch, mainly because i cant get it working with my Control Panel on the arcade machine and a whole other host of problems. Are there any other Arcade enthusiasts that have used alternative emulators for all systems? Could you please post a list and what versions of the emulators you prefer? I am trying to get every system working with an alternative to Retroarch for Launchbox / Bigbox. I have 2 systems working so far Atari 2600 - Stella Atari 5200 - Altirra I've been attempting to get this arcade machine going for years so please post your list of emulators Thanks!
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how many licensed nes/famicom are release in Japan USA Europe combine
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so I have A question how many Nintendo 64 games release in Europe Japan USA all combine and please give me a list
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Is there a Master List to every Gaming Console with a list of every game made for each console, and separated by region? Trying to put an ultimate Launch Box build together and trying to find a list to use as a reference where I can scratch off what I currently have and then find what I do not have yet, or what I might be missing. There seems to be lots of different dumps of ROMs that are missing games or region specific games. I have tried looking through Wikipedia, but that is a nightmare to try and find everything. I was hoping maybe someone already had a Master List made with everything consolidated together. I am not asking for links to ROMs or games, just a list of all gaming consoles and corresponding game names within an Excel Sheet or something similar. Thanks for your help!
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As of the update to LaunchBox v8.8 beta 3, the Platform Categories view (in LaunchBox and in BigBox) is listing the Platform Categories AND all of the Platforms together in one big list. How can I get back to the Platform Categories view with the Platforms nested under each category? Thanks, Scott
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The definitive top NES games. Included is four files so you can use whichever works for you: Top 4, 10, 16, and 29. If you want best 65, there's another file on the forum by Jason Carr. I'd recommend the top 4 or top 10 All the top games lists seem opinionated so I decided to make a list that would just be the games most people agree belong on such a list without anyone's personal idiosyncrasies (If this was my personal list you'd see Solar Jetman, but that's a niche game). In case anyone cares, this was my process. First I looked through 14 Top nes lists, and made a list of games that were in most of them. I then gave them point values based on how many lists they were in and how high in those lists, and deleted those with low scores. Next, I compared each of the games to each other (looking at each list that two games are in and seeing which is higher than the other the majority of the time). I then ordered them based on that and deleted the bottom ones (sorry Duck Hunt, you're always at the bottom of the list). At this point, I had 29 games and decided to go with that number rather than delete four games just for the sake of having a round number (though I'm not sure that the bottom three games belong, they sort of teetered on the edge of being included or dropped). I split them into groups based on where there was a decent drop from one game to the next, though this was much more apparent in tier 1->2->3 than 3->4. Here's the list if you want to see it before downloading the xml: Tier 1: 1 Super Mario Bros. 3 2 The Legend of Zelda 3 Mega Man 2 4 Metroid Tier 2: 5 Super Mario Bros. 6 Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse 7 Bionic Commando 8 Contra 9 (Mike Tyson's) Punch-Out!! 10 Final Fantasy Tier 3: 11 Super Mario Bros. 2 12 Kirby's Adventure 13 Tetris (preferably tengen) 14 River City Ransom 15 Crystalis 16 Ninja Gaiden Tier 4: 17 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 18 Castlevania 19 Mega Man 3 20 Bubble Bobble 21 Blaster Master 22 Tecmo Super Bowl 23 Dragon Warrior III 24 DuckTales 25 Excitebike 26 Kid Icarus Tier 4.5 27 Metal Gear 28 R.C. Pro-Am 29 Dragon Warrior Notes: Although you'd think that this method would miss out on games in a series thanks to different lists having different entries, I found that this was not the case. Even pooling games from a series that no single entry made it did not make any series make it. At best you got something like Duck Hunt, a game at the bottom of every list. That being said, I did pool the nintendo version of tetris with the tengen version. Most lists had only one, but no list specified nintendo over tengen and some did vice versa, so I counted nintendo tetris as tengen tetris (except for one list that had both) Personal note, do not play the gba version of Super Mario Bros 3. Play either the NES or SNES version. The GBA version might have some extra features, but restarting from the level rather than the world ruins the game Also, although it's on the list, don't play the nes version of Metal Gear. Play either the msx2 version or the slightly updated port included in the ps2 Metal Gear Solid 3 Subsistence disk 2 and the xbox 360, ps3, and psvita Metal Gear Solid 3 HD edition That's all, enjoy! -
Top NES Games View File The definitive top NES games. Included is four files so you can use whichever works for you: Top 4, 10, 16, and 29. If you want best 65, there's another file on the forum by Jason Carr. I'd recommend the top 4 or top 10 All the top games lists seem opinionated so I decided to make a list that would just be the games most people agree belong on such a list without anyone's personal idiosyncrasies (If this was my personal list you'd see Solar Jetman, but that's a niche game). In case anyone cares, this was my process. First I looked through 14 Top nes lists, and made a list of games that were in most of them. I then gave them point values based on how many lists they were in and how high in those lists, and deleted those with low scores. Next, I compared each of the games to each other (looking at each list that two games are in and seeing which is higher than the other the majority of the time). I then ordered them based on that and deleted the bottom ones (sorry Duck Hunt, you're always at the bottom of the list). At this point, I had 29 games and decided to go with that number rather than delete four games just for the sake of having a round number (though I'm not sure that the bottom three games belong, they sort of teetered on the edge of being included or dropped). I split them into groups based on where there was a decent drop from one game to the next, though this was much more apparent in tier 1->2->3 than 3->4. Here's the list if you want to see it before downloading the xml: Tier 1: 1 Super Mario Bros. 3 2 The Legend of Zelda 3 Mega Man 2 4 Metroid Tier 2: 5 Super Mario Bros. 6 Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse 7 Bionic Commando 8 Contra 9 (Mike Tyson's) Punch-Out!! 10 Final Fantasy Tier 3: 11 Super Mario Bros. 2 12 Kirby's Adventure 13 Tetris (preferably tengen) 14 River City Ransom 15 Crystalis 16 Ninja Gaiden Tier 4: 17 Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 18 Castlevania 19 Mega Man 3 20 Bubble Bobble 21 Blaster Master 22 Tecmo Super Bowl 23 Dragon Warrior III 24 DuckTales 25 Excitebike 26 Kid Icarus Tier 4.5 27 Metal Gear 28 R.C. Pro-Am 29 Dragon Warrior Notes: Although you'd think that this method would miss out on games in a series thanks to different lists having different entries, I found that this was not the case. Even pooling games from a series that no single entry made it did not make any series make it. At best you got something like Duck Hunt, a game at the bottom of every list. That being said, I did pool the nintendo version of tetris with the tengen version. Most lists had only one, but no list specified nintendo over tengen and some did vice versa, so I counted nintendo tetris as tengen tetris (except for one list that had both) Personal note, do not play the gba version of Super Mario Bros 3. Play either the NES or SNES version. The GBA version might have some extra features, but restarting from the level rather than the world ruins the game Also, although it's on the list, don't play the nes version of Metal Gear. Play either the msx2 version or the slightly updated port included in the ps2 Metal Gear Solid 3 Subsistence disk 2 and the xbox 360, ps3, and psvita Metal Gear Solid 3 HD edition That's all, enjoy! Submitter alaharon123 Submitted 04/28/2017 Category Playlists
