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Hello to all! This might be a very small contributation (so far), but I hope that some of you will think that it's as cool as I think it is I added this to my cab last night - It's an .asx file I created which opens Windows Media Player and starts streaming music videos from the 1990s 24 hours a day/7 days a week (big thanks to www.rocktelevision.com! ) If you would like the file, please send me an IM and I will send it to ya (won't let me attach it here). Just download the .asx file, create an .lnk shortcut and set it up in the Emulator Setup section of the Setup Wizard (Don't forget to get GameEx to "listen" to WIndows Media Player in the Advance Config ) and relive the 1990s - so put on your snap braclets and wind breaker pants while you dance arcoss your living room like Vanilla Ice! lol 1990videos.rar

New Game Info plugin by AdulteryFixes launching with some Gamebase systemsInitial development support for several new database fieldsFixes issue with not all favorties being listed on first load View the full article

Lol! That fire really couldn't have done more damage than he did to himself. Just saying.

There are some things that are better left in the past. Besides, that Jeri Curl stuff is flammable. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=feW9WPUnB8s

1980's, Now that's more like it

Nice work thurmansevolution!

Added...1980s music videos Its starts with an Italian commercial, but then goes into the music after that...Enjoy!! 1980videos.rar

There is something of a workaround for this (although I hesitate to call it a workaround, since it works exactly as intended). The merge sets feature works like a champ for displaying multi-disc sets. So for instance, let's say that I have Final Fantasy VII. In the Setup Wizard I would set Merge Sets to Yes on the Advanced Emulator Setup screen. So long as my Disc Images follow a standard naming convention (I highly recommend Redump), Final Fantasy VII will only appear once in my Game List. When I click on Final Fantasy VII all of the individual discs in that set will appear on the game screen. Really I think this is preferable to only having one exclusive all encompassing entry for Final Fantasy VII in your game list. What happens when you finish playing through Disc 1? You would either need to change your config so that the single entry in your Game List now points at Disc 2, or as Adultery suggests you would now need to switch discs every time you start the game from that point forward. The above suggestion may not be a perfect fit for your use-case, but I've found it to be pretty satisfactory.