(Unofficial) Launchbox Starter Pack

[monyarm]

This is a collection of games (and any emulators they need) , which are available free of charge with a license that allows for non-commercial redistribution. This is made to be put in your Launchbox folder after you install it. Included games:

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Amiga: B.C.Kid Katakis R-Type MS-DOS: The Elder Scrolls Arena The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall Sid Meier's Railroad Tycoon ScummVM: Flight of the Amazon Queen Lure of the Temptress Sfinx Soltys Beneath a Steel Sky Drascula The Vampire Strikes Back Dreamweb Sega Genesis: Zero Tolerance Beyond Zero Tolerance

Included emulators:

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Fusion (Sega) WinUAE(Amiga)

Download Link: https://userscloud.com/jd91enb5cmm7

[Jason Carr]

Very cool, @monyarm. Great idea; I appreciate that you've kept it legal, too. :)

[monyarm]

thanks @Jason , question , could i get editing permission so i can edit the first post whenever i update the pack Also a question , do you think i should include homebrew games (for consoles) , and open source games (for pc) ?

[SentaiBrad]

Yea the legality part is the only major issue LaunchBox has to deal with, and its everywhere. It's just that most people don't think about it, don't know and in some cases don't care. So yea, I can certainly appreciate the license researching. People want to protect their hard work, and rightfully so.

[Jason Carr]

I believe you should have editing permission now, @monyarm. I'm fond of open source PC games, so sure. Not sure about the legality of homebrew games, so I really have no idea there.

[SentaiBrad]

Homebrew games will fall under the licenses that the creators want for it as well. Treat them as if a full Publisher or Developer created them.

[monyarm]

@Jason , it depends on the homebrew , some people release their homebrew games open source , some with a gnu license , some with all right reserved , like with all other software it depends

[Jason Carr]

Sure, makes sense.