Runs invisibly from command line - once you have your games set up, send it the short ort long game name and it will boot the game and close itself once the game executable has stopped. Customise what files launch the game, what file to monitor for the game ending and what controls setting application to use on a game-per-game basis. Some modified executables have been produced to have these games work at higher resolutions (not just stetch to fill your display, but to actually render at higher resolutions). The original game executables ran at lower resolutions. However, see elsewhere for instructions on obtaining and importing. Some of these have modified game executables, therefore they're not included with this distribution. Import other 'Game Service' sets - ones that are designed to ensure games boot OK. Click 'Setup Games' to install an assured set of support files which will make the game run. Click 'Autoscan.' It will automatically identify most games if their folders contain a game.inf file (some roms don't) Point it to the directory/s in which your ROM/s reside Once you have the ROM/s you want, TypeXtra aims to make setup a 3 step process: If you own the system you are aiming to emulate, then you can secure a 'ROM' image of the game to emulate on your PC.

TypeXtra does not come with any 'ROMS.' That would be illegal. There are lots of different game sets out in the wild, so setup can be quite a confusing job. TypeXtra was designed to make setting up TypeX and Nesica Systems more straightforward.

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