Oh my
![]()
You're running dangerously low on games.
Oh my
![]()
bad rats is the only optionOh my
![]()
I actually have retroarch and a bunch of games individually added, I just have to remember which. I also have Demon Souls, a few more Wii games and some more DS games to add. I might go overboard.RetroArch when?
well they just announced the release date ... so if DARQ's case is anything to go by - Tim is in the process of sliding into their DMs right about now
It's already been in my library for many, many years!bad rats is the only option
Share the Picross 3D icon pls.This is going to be fun to set up
![]()
So what's the name of your shelf(s)?
It's already been in my library for many, many years!
DLCs?According to my library I have 982 games.
According to the game collector showcase I have 949 games.
What's the difference?
According to my library I have 982 games.
According to the game collector showcase I have 949 games.
What's the difference?
Thanks!![]()
testing out metas resize tool.
Nah, I don't think so.DLCs?
Ah, could be from games that give you more than one version (i.e Divinity Original Sin and Enhanced).Some games dont count towards your "game count" due to being bundle fodder or delisted or whatever.
After batman arkhan kiwi
Do u really want to be excited or brace yourself for another warn a brutha game on pc?
Thanks!
Do you have perchance one for the old size grid? Seems that both are needed:
![]()
Ah, could be from games that give you more than one version (i.e Divinity Original Sin and Enhanced).
Thanks. It doesn't replace the vert one.This is what I used to use:
![]()
Please teach me how to put emulator inside Steam library.This is going to be fun to set up
![]()
Just about all emulators allow you to launch games by adding the rom/iso to the target in some form. So for instance, lets say you use Dolphin. Add Dolphin to Steam as a non-Steam game, then edit the target to include the location of the game right next to it: "C:\Dolphin\Dolphin.exe" "C:\Dolphin\ISO\game.iso" This should work for the PS2 and DS emulators as well.Please teach me how to put emulator inside Steam library.
Currently:So what's the name of your shelf(s)?
Also, if you want to have multiple Retroarch shortcuts, you can always just copy the exe. I personally use the CRC32 of the ROM, this way I get tools like Gameplay Time Tracker to handle each ROM as a separate game..Just about all emulators allow you to launch games by adding the rom/iso to the target in some form. So for instance, lets say you use Dolphin. Add Dolphin to Steam as a non-Steam game, then edit the target to include the location of the game right next to it: "C:\Dolphin\Dolphin.exe" "C:\Dolphin\ISO\game.iso" This should work for the PS2 and DS emulators as well.
Cemu (Wii U) is similar, but you just need to add a few commands: "C:\CEMU \Cemu.exe" -g "C:\CEMU\Games\game.rpx" -f
With RetroArch, you also have to include the core you want to use. It'll look like this: "C:\RetroArch\retroarch.exe" -L "cores\bsnes_performance_libretro.dll" "C:\SNES\rom.sfc" or you can just add Retroarch to Steam and use their front end. You should probably start there, so you can get your settings/cores right first.
Okay thank you, I'll try laterJust about all emulators allow you to launch games by adding the rom/iso to the target in some form. So for instance, lets say you use Dolphin. Add Dolphin to Steam as a non-Steam game, then edit the target to include the location of the game right next to it: "C:\Dolphin\Dolphin.exe" "C:\Dolphin\ISO\game.iso" This should work for the PS2 and DS emulators as well.
Cemu (Wii U) is similar, but you just need to add a few commands: "C:\CEMU \Cemu.exe" -g "C:\CEMU\Games\game.rpx" -f
With RetroArch, you also have to include the core you want to use. It'll look like this: "C:\RetroArch\retroarch.exe" -L "cores\bsnes_performance_libretro.dll" "C:\SNES\rom.sfc" or you can just add Retroarch to Steam and use their front end. You should probably start there, so you can get your settings/cores right first.
God damn it.GRANDIA HD Remaster release changed to October.
Any idea when does the beta features will be released in regular Steam?
Yakuza Kiwami 2 not having proper assets while 0 and K1 have is kinda annoying tooNice:
![]()
I was slightly annoyed yesterday since most SEGA games had assets but SRR (despite being a rather recent release) did not.
It seems like over the past day at least 50 or so extra games in my library got new assets. I doubt it will continue at this rate but that's better than I expected. I guess the public release did cause some devs/publishers to finally get to it.
It's likeNice:
![]()
I was slightly annoyed yesterday since most SEGA games had assets but SRR (despite being a rather recent release) did not.
It seems like over the past day at least 50 or so extra games in my library got new assets. I doubt it will continue at this rate but that's better than I expected. I guess the public release did cause some devs/publishers to finally get to it.
Nice:
![]()
I was slightly annoyed yesterday since most SEGA games had assets but SRR (despite being a rather recent release) did not.
It seems like over the past day at least 50 or so extra games in my library got new assets. I doubt it will continue at this rate but that's better than I expected. I guess the public release did cause some devs/publishers to finally get to it.
I’m still looking for impressions on AI about the supposedly graphic content. How graphic we talking
Okay that’s graphic but not quite as bad as I was thinking.If you want to see:
Okay that’s graphic but not quite as bad as I was thinking.
Maybe I’ll still get it while I’m traveling.
Have any of the reviews said how long the game is?