Adultery

Um... No.

I just haven't had the time with work and all, but I'll get in there.

These are Steam's internal AppID, which is generally used for all the artwork, descriptions, and videos, which come directly from Valve. They are also used to identify the ahk scripts (if any) downloaded from GameEx. I'm not sure if you can add your own artwork for Steam or not using the integrated method... Unless of course you're wiling to rename your artwork to match the Steam AppID.

Oh you know you want two.

Well worth the price, I have 4 and a wired one already or I would jump on it. Make sure you order the wireless receiver for your PC if youre gonna use it with Windows, the cable it comes with is only for charging.

I have a Super Joy Box 5 that supports 4 PS2 Kitanas, but moved to the 360 pad, and I absolutely love them. The spin out d-pads are great, and Steam works pretty much out of the box, where on my laptop I often have to remap controls for the ps2 pads. Not to mention the force feedback seems to be working a lot better with the native Windows support. Thats my opinion though.

See? Told ya it was bearable..

I should probably make a favorites/map file like we use for the comp.

Pfft, another hard drive... Ain't nobody got time fo dat!

You can as long as they are in the database and named correctly I think, but I don't know for sure... I just zip them all into one archive. But I don't mind waiting and it looks cleanest that way imho.

Yup.

You use the filter based on the image inside. Once you decompresses the archive you get a list of files that match that filter. So if I have multiple discs inside one archive, I can see all three.

Nice catch smario, I should have mentioned you can use the snapper plugin for all games if you enable the override option.

I mean it's simple math. If it takes me 1.30 for a full iso on your local machine with a cd rom that's at max capacity (although if I tested it if be willing to bet it's far less than that even using an x64 chipset, my cab is only an x86 with 4GB of RAM) youre taking considerably less for a smaller image. Mind you not all iso's are maxed, and I have a modest machine so yours may be higher end than mine. If you want my advice, compress a few images and run a benchmark test on the decompression time. And although I have an image for my controls, the foreground is a 'Please Wait' dialog box with the faux progress bar that GameEx uses when, say, loading databases on startup.

You really think <2 min for a full 750 MB ISO off a server is a long wait?

I'm up and running in less than 2 minutes generally, and that's uncompressing and off the server... None of my games are in the cabinet. I don't mind the wait, and 2 minutes is a very generous estimate.

I use 7-zip for all my cd images and love it. Compression size is close if not right on with rar and it's free.

M'eh, Facebook account required. Oh well.

That thing is called a ballast by the way.

You can use anything if you use the bsnes core in RetroArch, since it supports DI, RAW, and X-Input. At least thats what I would do.

I was wondering wtf that was al about! I thought you were all like eff me! Lol! I don't get notified of trade offers or anything. I just found that section a few minutes ago. What exactly of the point of these cards?

Let me whip something up, and get back to you later today.

I have no idea what that is even.

Or maybe just add a field for a link in your form and I can have the page spout out a url after the upload for a copy/paste.

I could probably just give you a link to a submission page and you can upload a snap there if you want. Then it would just be a one button form with a browse box and a submit button. Can you send post data via url?