Put more plainly, neither Hyperspin or LaunchBox/Big Box (or any other front-end, for that matter) is powerful enough on it's own to run our systems.Īt the end of the day, Hyperspin and Launchbox/BigBox are simply pretty menus. LaunchBox/Big Box will be configured to use RocketLauncher on our machines in order to provide "under-the-hood" features that it does not offer - so BS about "Hyperspin being old and out of date" is neither valid or relevant - as RocketLauncher is where the actual functionality and "magic" happens. LaunchBox/Big Box is most definitely a decent front-end that is easy to set up for noobs (hence it's popularity) and is fine for basic systems, but lacks some of the "smarts" needed to support more complex collections/configurations - such as those found on our machines. When you're done with your game, you hit the "Exit" button to close the emulator which returns you to the menu, where you can choose another game. When you launch a title from ANY front-end, it simply opens the appropriate associated emulator program (via RocketLauncher on our machines).and the game is loaded into/played on the emulated virtual machine. Games DO NOT run directly from LaunchBox/Big Box or Hyperspin, or Maximus, etc. Games run on these emulator programs / virtual machines. It is actually a collection of thousands of emulated machines - mostly old arcade cabinets. There are dozens of different emulator applications that you can use on our machines that mimic the HARDWARE (and operating system, if applicable) of old-school arcade machines, gaming consoles, computers, handhelds, and so on. is only a menu system that is used to associate titles with particular "emulator" programs. Launchbox/Big Box, like Hyperspin, Maximus, etc. NO front-end menu is used to actually "play games". LaunchBox/Big Box doesn't make games play better, it doesn't offer support for games that no other front-end can launch, it doesn't walk the dog, deliver pizza, or make you a coffee in the morning, etc.
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Please don't be suckered by claims that LaunchBox/Big Box is in any way "better" than other menu systems, simply because it is "newer" (new, when it comes to phones, computers and operating systems often means "totally hosed".so the very latest version is not always the best, most stable version).Īs a point in case, Windows 11 has serious problems with AMD CPUs: The ONLY reason we will be adding LB/BB support is because we like to provide options for our clients, and know that people have different preferences. We plan to offer clients the option to choose/use BOTH Launchbox/Big Box and Hyperspin at a later date, but will continue to use RocketLauncher as the "brain" - because LB/BB does not have all of the technical features/functions required to run our machines. RocketLauncher is continuously developed. RocketLauncher is the "brain" behind the Hyperspin menu - and it is required on our machines due to the size and complexity of our systems. We prefer, recommend, and use the well-established and rock-solid Hyperspin/RocketLauncher system because it is stable, looks amazing, and is faster than other options like Launchbox/Big Box, Maximus, etc. We wouldn't compromise our gaming experience with an under-powered machine and don't believe our clients should either! This lack of processing/graphics rendering power (and budget materials and electronics, such as joysticks, controllers, buttons, and screens) is why they're so cheap. Put simply, Pi/SOC machines (and low rent second-hand computers) lack the power required to run tens of thousands of emulated titles and can't run the Hyperspin/RocketLauncher menu system.or "front-end". We ONLY use brand-new components, not cheap, recycled second-hand ex-government or business PCs, and clearly state what our machines include on our product pages so our clients actually know (not "think" they know) what they're buying. We only make PC-based arcade machines - not Raspberry Pi or SOC (System On A Chip) units. The differences between our "Standard" and "BOSS" arcade cabinets comes down to computing and graphics processing power, storage space, and add-ons such as lighting for the marquee and the base of the cabinet or under the control deck.
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