Lighty

Yep, Shermo! That's the one! The Batman one is definitely worth playing, even if it is $1.

I don't think MAME has covered these games yet, since they are pretty recent. However, I'm curious if it will happen in the near future. What do you think? I'd certainly like to see it. Especially since they cost a dollar to play, wherever you find them. Remember when arcade games only cost 25 cents? I'm not sure if you guys have heard of them. They make arcade games like "Terminator: Salvation" and "ALIENS: Armageddon." Both are shooting games that have guns mounted on them. They also make a "Batman" driving game, with a seat and steering wheel, and you can choose from pretty much every batmobile in existence. Has anyone ever heard of these games? Any other games by "Raw Thrills" that I didn't mention? Do you think there will ever be emulator support or MAME support to play them? I'm really getting tired of paying a dollar to play these games. I miss the 80s and 90s. Even then, the 50 cent price tag for certain games was only temporary.

lol, Sorry for the scare bud.

Ugh... good lord. The command for the .bin file was improperly named. It's fixed. I panicked because I went through all my roms and fixed them before, and I just happened to click on the one I missed. Okay, let's try this again. The plugin works, I goofed for a second, and I'm glad I could help with the plugin testing. Feeling better now.... I'm calm... Doing the happy dance.

Ok... it's something on my end...... so far everything works, but one rom doesn't, and it used to work before. All the roms are in the same location.

I hate to tell you this...... but I'm having the same problem I did before, now that I updated it. Unless it's something I overlooked on my end.

Personally, I agree with the others, in regards to wireless xbox360 controllers. However I only use 360 controllers with newer games or games on MAME. When playing retro emulators in GameEx, the best controllers to use are the real thing. Luckily, I saved all my old controllers from back in the day, and found USB adapters for them. For example, I won't play a Super NES game from the 90s, unless I'm using a Super NES controller from the 90s. The adapters are between 10 and 20 bucks (U.S dollars), and you can find them on eBay. I've tried newer retro controllers that look like the real thing (3rd party clones), and it just doesn't feel the same. Not sure if you have looked into them. If you don't have any retro controllers, try eBay. Or if you want to play it safe, buy a 3rd party clone and the adapter, or the retro USB built-in that you mentioned earlier. Of course, a wireless NES controller would indeed be pretty badass.

Not a problem, bud. Glad I could help

SUCCESS! You sir, are man of the year! Also works with debug mode off! Dude, you have my highest thanks for all your time and effort.

Here you go. Same result, same steps.

Yea, that's the directory I have the roms in. Each rom is also in a sub folder within, all named after their appropriate rom.