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This video project is based on the Unified Megatheme project which was originally created for HyperSpin by Gibbawho and eventually continued and expanded by various other users as well. The themes of this project are designed for widescreen displays and share all the same basic structure to give all themes a simple and unified look. Fully customized Hyperspin, HyperHQ and RocketLauncher for an amazing retro gaming experience. HyperSpin 8TB INTERNAL Hard Drive MAME SNES Atari retro bartop.

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Below is good for background on HyperSpin and the different components however; we have updated a full how to tutorial here ->>

HyperSpin Structure
Now that you have read through the “Installing the frontend and emulator” section, you need some understanding of how all the different files pull together so you have all your games, box/wheel artwork, etc working together.

File Naming

The “ROMs”/games, artwork, etc are preferred to be named according the “No intro” naming format. You really do not have to know much more than that other than HyperSpin is setup up out the box to look for this naming type.

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Example

No-Intro – “1943 – The Battle of Midway (USA)”
Goodtools – “1943 – The Battle of Midway (U) [!]”
TOSEC – “1943 – The Battle of Midway (1988-10)(Capcom)(US)”

There are tools we will discuss on how to mass convert your files to no intro later in the post.

HyperSpinDatabases

This is where your .XML files for each system are stored
- Essentially the list of games you want to show up in the “Wheel” for a specific system

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</game>

If you did not want the ROM/Game “10-Yard Fight” to show up on the wheel when you select the NES system then you would simply delete the above part of the XML from the file and save it.

HyperList

If you want to generate your own xml file instead of manually editing default one to only show certain games then you can use HyperList.

On HyperSpin home page click “hyperlist” on the far right. Log in.
On the left under Hyperlist menu, click “Create ROM List”.
Then the 2nd option “Custom List of ROM’s, created by adding/removing ROM’s from a list.” Give it a name then proceed to step 3.
Select your system, then highlight the games (using Ctrl) that you want to show up and press “Add”. It will create the new XML.
Click “Manage My Lists” and download the XML.

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Navigate to the system database you did the game list for, it will be in C:HyperspinDatabases. Then open the console system database (edit with notepad) and paste the xml contents you got from hyperlist in place of what was in there. I would make a copy of the database before you modify it. Save it and you should be good.

HyperSpinEmulators

You will need to create this folder as we did in the Configure HyperSpin and Install NES Emulator video.

In the Emulators folder you will want a folder named for each emulator.
The emulator/console files will be the contents based on the folder
In the main Emulators folder you will also create Romfiles folder to hold games

You can double check in HyperHq that your paths to both the emulator and Romfiles are correct for each system.

Essentially you will need to configure each emulator outside of HyperSpin first. Then incorporate each one how we did with Nestopia (NES) above. If it does not work properly outside of HyperSpin, it will not work launch from within HyperSpin.

Here are the default emulators for each system:

Atari 5200-messpp.exe
Atari Lynx-handy.exe
Daphne-daphne.exe
Future Pinball-Future Pinball.exe
Gameboy Advance-visualboyadvance.exe
Gameboy-visualboyadvance.exe
Gameboy Color-visualboyadvance.exe
MAME-mame.exe
Neo Geo-mame.exe
Neo Geo Pocket Color-NeoPop-Win32.exe
Nintendo 64-project64.exe
Nintendo Entertainment System-nestopia.exe
Panasonic 3DO-FreeDO.exe
Sega 32X-fusion.exe
Sega CD-fusion.exe
Sega Dreamcast-nullDC_100b1_6.exe
Sega Game Gear-fusion.exe
Sega Genesis-fusion.exe
Sega Master System-fusion.exe
Sega Model 2-emulator.exe
Sega Naomi-nulldc.exe
Sega Saturn-ssf.exe
Sony Playstation-psxfin.exe
Super Nintendo Entertainment System-zsnesw.exe
TurboGraFX 16-mednafen.exe
Turbo Duo-pce.exe
Zinc-zinc.exe

You can google each one, download it, configure it to launch in full screen and exit using the “ESC” key, then make sure it is in the correct HyperSpin Emulators location in the folder structure.

HyperSpin/Media

The Media folder is where all the themes, box art, game preview videos, etc are located. In the Media folder contains all the systems. Each console has the following folder Structure.

In the “Images” folder you find a series of folders where the different image location graphics are stored.

For reference you will want to store the box art in the “Artwork 2” folder. Everything else can/will be controlled by a system “Theme” which we will address in a min.

Artwork 2 NES folder example

The “HyperSpinMediaVideo” Folder is where you will store all of your game intro videos.

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If you have “no-intro” named box art in the “Artwork 2” and intro videos in the “Video” folders then you will see this when the game is selected within HyperSpin.

Themes

Themes are all of the other graphics you see when a system is selected. The “Default” theme is a zip file that will be located in each system/console “Theme” folder. The Default.zip will contain the following as it ties back to the picture above.

Artwork 1

Artwork 3

Artwork 4

Background

The reason to use “themes” is so that you can simply replace the default theme zip file with another and dramatically change the look of the console in HyperSpin.

Example by just placing another Zip file theme from HyperSpin’s website in the NES Theme folder you will get

Recap Using NES Contra as an Example

Databases (so it will show up in the game wheel)

HyperspinDatabasesNintendo Entertainment SystemNintendo Entertainment System.xml

Emulator & Rom (so it works)

HyperspinEmulatorsNestopianestopia.exe
HyperspinEmulatorsRomfilesNintendoContra (USA).zip

Media (so it looks good)

BoxArt = HyperspinMediaNintendo Entertainment SystemImagesArtwork2Contra (USA).png
Intro Video = HyperspinMediaNintendo Entertainment SystemVideoContra (USA).flv
Theme = HyperspinMediaNintendo Entertainment SystemThemesDefault.zip

Now let’s start putting together our control panel so we can get the true arcade feel. Step 3 Arcade Control Panel Hardware and Software