I created the boot splash and folder art myself. In fact its the same shader/overlay you'd see on a NES or SNES Classic. I'll probably up the count per folder by one more row per volume and reduce my folder count.Įverything is running smoothly and I am using a much better CRT shader than the default one on the Genesis, via retroarch. I created multiple volume folders, each currently capped at 23 games+back button, to give me a nice balanced layout. I've migrated all my Genesis games, including 32x, Sega CD, SMS and GG library to it. I'll have to set the player count, company name, genre and copy/paste game descriptions over to it later. So if you're not into seeing that description box when you click on a game, leave it blank. Another thing I just realized, is if you don't add any game description, when clicking a game to run, it goes straight to the game as opposed to opening a game info box before proceeding to the actual game.

But thankfully it does at least have all the input spaces for me to do so manually.

The only thing it's missing, is a robust scraper tool like in PL that applies the game info for you. It was as easy as hacking my SNES Classic. Nice custom boot splash that goes directly to the stock UI. Just wanted to share my brief experience with Hakchi CE 3.7, which now employs modding tools for the Genesis mini, along the NES and SNES Classic tools. I wasn't sure if sharing this in the 'GenesisMini' page was okay, since it looks like it's dedicated to Project Lunar.

Forgive me if posting this here is prohibited.

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