Game.com / Game Master / GP 32 / Supervision Romsets v1.0 (117 Games) (No-Intro) (No Duplicates) (No Hacked ROMS) (Extras)

If you want More Romsets, visit
http://broodwar30katromsets.net23.net/
or you can just go to my uploads page here
https://kat.cr/user/bloodwar30/uploads/
and shuffle through.



Ok I shared Bandai WonderSwan and I shared Neo Geo Pocket, but there are a couple more consoles that I have, that I feel I should share too. Even if these do not have many games or they are not on par with better consoles, they do deserve the love. I used to own a Watara Supervision when I was young. I got it because the consoles was not very expensive and the games seemed so much cheaper than the Game Boy ones. The console was all large and the screen was big too, while it looked like a spaceship to me. At least the one that reached here was not the Game Boy lookalike version of it. The games were nothing as good as the awesome Game Boy ones, but I still remember Galaxy Fighter and Matta Blatta, which actually made me play for many many hours and get really frustrated with them XD

If you will not read more than this, keep in mind that Emulators might require the BIOS files I included, or else they will not work!

Some of the consoles though are only non English, just so you know. As always the files are named according to region and of course on the Main Romset info under, I put in detail which Romset have how many. Also, as always, for the older consoles, it does not really matter if they are English or not. They are not RPG or adventure games. They are simple games that you just need to push buttons and enjoy :D

If anyone will read this and you might want to play some Game n Watch games, there is a great collection found on this site;
http://www.madrigaldesign.it/sim/download.php
The person that made these offers a nice UI too for all of them and all are free. I did not not include these here, since they are already free and all together found there and the person deserves credit. I actually had fun playing Donkey Kong 2, my first Handheld Console ever :D

This Romset is meant to be one that does not have any duplicate games in it and it is NOT for collectors, but for people that want to just get the roms and play, without having 5-6 different versions of the same game. My target is to keep a single game out of all the different releases, meaning that there should be only a single rom for each game.

I have gotten these roms from Emuparadise and thus decided to share them packed all together, rather than each one separate. If you want to play only some games and not download them all, then visit Emuparadise and get them from there.

This Romset is made from the latest No-Intro (no hacked games) pack from Emuparadise.

I have tried my best to not have duplicate games, but even so, there might be a couple left that I did not detect. If you find any duplicate game, please do report it in comments.

Always though first test the game to see if it is a duplicate, rather than just considering it a duplicate because of the name! There are quite a few roms that have the same exact name, but they are different games! Always test them first!

Main ROMSets
Ok now for the roms. Gamepark 32 has 7 European roms and 14 Korean, Hartung Game Master has 11 German, Tiger Game.com has 22 American and Watara Supervision has 63 American/European roms.

Extra
For these, the only Extra you can find are BIOS, either for the emulators or MAME. If you want to know more, read under in the Emulators section.

Games List
I have compiled a list of the Main Romset games in different formats, from normal text, to rtf and two different type of excel formats. The txt and rtf obviously can be read by the default Windows document readers, Notepad and Wordpad. The txt is simple where the rtf looks like a nice list in boxes, looking like an excel.

The Excel ones, ods and xml, are for either OpenOffice or Microsoft Office and they have filters to filter out versions and regions. If you download more than one of my romsets, you can always combine the Excel pages, by copying them all in a single Excel file. Just suggesting that for people that do not want to have a lot of different excel files.

I am only suggesting the Emulator and Frontend. I do not include them in the pack!

Emulator
Ok let's start with Gamepark 32. This one seem to have an emulator called GeePee32. I am not really linking it, because I do not suggest it. It has no sound and piss poor game compatibility, matching sadly it's name. A handful of games I tried, crashed minutes after playing for a while. I do not know if it was my fault or not, but in the end I just used MAME to do the tests.

For Hartung Game Master I only managed to make it work on MAME. There was an emulator I found somewhere, but I could not manage to even start it.

For Tiger Game.com, it is the opposite as the others. MAME just seems to do a really bad job at emulating the games. Weirdly enough the working Emulator I found is on a MESSUI page and it is simply named Game.Com emulator. You can't call it really an emulator, since it seems to have been made more for testing, but it worked for me.

There seem to be packages floating around the net, but I suggest you avoid them. Whoever compiled it, he included a lot of roms, files and whatnot in it, making the whole emulator folder a mess. I suggest you get the one from that site I linked.

The use is quite complicated, compared to the usual "load game and it runs", of emulators. Even if there are the steps on the page I linked, I will share the way I used to load games. When I say OR, I mean this is an alternative way to do the step.

1) Roms NEED to be in the same directory as the Emulator.
2) Drag the rom on the emulator.
3)If Disassemble Window is not open, then I SLOWLY press Alt+W+D OR if you prefer to use mouse, then click on Window and then Open Disarm Window
4) Press SLOWLY Alt+F+K+F OR if you prefer to use the mouse, then click on File, then Load Kernel and then Full Kernel.
5) Click Run.

Thankfully Watara Supervision had a working emulator.. well thankfully for me, since this is the one I wanted to play the most XD The emulator is called Potator and it works out of the box, without anything special needed.

Frontend
Finally I want to suggest LaunchBox. Launchbox is a frontend for multiple emulators and if anything it is the best I have found out there. It is easy to import games in it's interface, it suggests the best emulator to get when for each console, when you try to add an emulator and it has the best interface I have found. Weirdly, I like the free UI it offers (LaunchBox) and not the paid one that people that buy it can get (BigBox). The LaunchBox UI shows every game in a list with a picture of the cover or a screenshot from in game and that is really nice for me. The paid UI it offers just shows a list and only when you choose the name you can see any pictures of it. It can automatically look into picture databases and download pictures for a lot of the games. You can check the screenshot to see what I mean.

You can follow this tutorial, which will help you combine the ultimate emulator, with the ultimate frontend :D This Video might be for RetroArch, but it has a quick tutorial about Launchbox in it too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oeozvnb_-eI

Retroarch is more or less a multiplatform frontend, that can internally use emulators from all systems out there. It is a bit intimidating, but if you combine that with Launchbox, you will have a single Emulator (with made different internal ones) and a really nice free frontend for it :)

Personally I use separate emulators and Retroarch only when it is about using emulation for older systems, like atari for example.

Now go play Galaxy Fighter and Matta Blatta and have fun! Try to not break your monitor though >.>