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It appears like it's recommended over WiiU USB Helper and I would like to give it a go (considering I can't get the title keys section in Wii USB Helper to work anymore) but WiiUDownloader is freezing anywhere from two to ten minutes into downloading or decrypting games. It doesn't appear to be consistently at the same spot or with the same game. I've only tried it on the one computer running Windows 11 but it should have more than sufficient specs.

I've searched /r/ROMs and the only posts that had responses and weren't snarky comments telling people to search the megathread or another community seem to say different versions, connecting to a different network, or repeated attempts are the possible solutions. I'm wondering if anyone has come across a more consistent solution before I resort to downloading directing from the Internet Archive and decrypting the games myself or trying to navigate their Discord channel.

Could also be useful information for people who run into issues in the future.

Edit: I still haven't found a solution and resorted to using .wua files that combine the game and updates.

I recently lost my hard drive and my build of Shadps4 I had started to run Bloodborne on. The avenues that I used to procure my sys_module files are no longer available, can anyone direct me in getting some new ones?

sorry if this isn't the appropriate place to ask, this instance just seemed less ban-horny about questions like this

If you follow this community you are likely already aware of a majority of what this video covers. It seems to have been created as a response to the take down of ROMs on Vimm's Lair.

It's a 14 minute video by Modern Vintage Gamer that talks about ROM take downs and how Internet Archive ROM sets have managed to stay up (the Internet Archive page explaining this can be found here), the challenge of dumping games, and how Nintendo isn't doing enough for fans.

I wanna archive some older systems but don't know what romsets are real or not, anyone know good romsets? Mainly for older systems, like SNES and earlier +GBA

Sad news tonight. Nintendo of America has requested for 717 games and their images to be removed from The Vault. Each download plus it's box art and screen shots are no longer available.

I have Stardew Valley and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night on my Android phone, and I'd like to put them onto my PC. It seems like most of the ways I've found online include using the Google Play store in some way. Which, is an option. But, though I'm no privacy purist I'd still like to resist giving Google more access to my machines if I can avoid it. So is there a way to rip or move my games from Android to PC without using Google Play?

Firstly, I don't recommend Emuparadise because it has bad dumps, old translation patches, scene ROMs with cracktros, and is generally not a good website. But if you need to use it due to fast downloads, I would recommend CDRomance or The Rom Depot, and check the megathread first for games that are not available on other sites.

Anyway, here is how you can download from it after its apparent shutdown:

1. Get a userscript manager

• Chromium-based users: Tampermonkey
• Firefox users: FireMonkey

PS: Greasemonkey and Violentmonkey can also be used, but they aren't recommended due to a worse script compatibility.

2. Get the Emuparadise Download Workaround userscript

3. Download with the “Download using the workaround script” link

That's all. After installing the userscript, if the page was open before, just reload it to apply the userscript. The games are downloaded using Emuparadise's servers. This also functions on mobile devices.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/287462

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The 3DS Modders of you might know this page aswell as myrient is the backbone of hShop. But to all the others, enjoy this wonderful fileserver!

It contains nearly every ROM i searched for. The newer consoles are not on it (Switch, PS4, etc.) but all the retro consoles, heck even up to the 3DS, is all there.

You can connect to it via FTP, Rsync or browse the fileserver straight from their website.

They got different repacks of the games and usually offer all different regional releases.

Have fun with it!

Old Games Download is an archival project building a database of abandoned video games from the 70s, 80s, 90s and early 00s. Rediscover lost games from your childhood released on platforms such as Windows, Mac, DOS, Atari, C64, SEGA, PlayStation and more! Are you ready to take a step back into the past?

An online classic reload game, was created in October 1991. A game with a very simple objective which is to ski down a seemingly endless slope avoiding the obstacles. No need to download, play SkiFree right here on Classic Reload.

Copied from site: The Internet Arcade is a web-based library of arcade (coin-operated) video games from the 1970s through to the 1990s, emulated in JSMAME, part of the JSMESS software package.

Copied from site: This is a collection of consoles, handhelds, and computer emulators and games. All in one place for your enjoyment. No installing of software is required, as it all happens right here in YOUR browser.

This is the brand new GBC game done for a McDonalds celebration this year, tested and works good in standalone emulators.

GBATemp Thread for more on this.