Neasy PC
Playing NES with friends online is easy peasy
This game needs a code
Playing NES with friends online is easy peasy
This game needs a code
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Settings are saved in your account.
Fills in category/players/description/cover art for games that don't have them (mainly SNES right now — NES already has its own data; covers only fill in when the usual box-art source has nothing for that file). Free, one-time setup: create an app at dev.twitch.tv/console/apps (Client Type: Confidential — requires 2FA on your Twitch account), then paste its Client ID and Client Secret below.
Point this at your local LaunchBox install folder (the one containing Data and
Images) — its metadata & box art get read from there directly. Nothing is sent anywhere;
this all stays local. Only fills in games that don't already have this data from another source.
Use the exact description shown by ScummVM, including capitalization.
Push the button and repeat the action. You’ll need to do it three times.
Shows a no-PIN "Guest" profile in the picker that anyone can use — its name and avatar are fixed.
Lets them change the scoreboard, end the game, pause, use the countdown, reset, and save/load — including loading a game straight from the library instead of only suggesting one.
Drag to reorder. Delete removes it for everyone (anyone currently using it keeps a broken image until they pick another).
Upload an image that's a grid of avatar portraits — set how many columns/rows it has and each cell becomes its own avatar.
Lets "Nerd stuff" glow on connection issues even while closed. Turn off to save a little CPU.
Rebuilds P2's video/audio/controls connection from scratch. Only needed if something's stuck — doesn't touch the loaded game.
Scroll detection only runs on heavily changed frames and falls back to Classic when it cannot prove a useful match within the CPU budget.
Only the guest's input ever crosses the network — your own presses go straight into the game locally, so there's nothing of yours to configure here. These settings apply live to whoever's currently playing as Player 2.
Doesn't affect ping — just how fast a dropped input packet self-corrects. Off sends only on actual press/release (like a native controller) — fine on a stable connection, saves a little background traffic and CPU, but a single dropped packet won't self-correct.
Grouped resends the guest's whole button state as a safety net; separate sends each press/release the instant it happens. Worth trying both to see which feels better on the guest's connection.
Only applies to WebRTC and PixelStream — NetPlay always uses jsnes. Takes effect the next time a game loads; it won't touch whatever's currently running.
Drag to reorder. Changes save for everyone on this server.
Shown at random when someone rage quits. Paste a direct GIF URL to add one.
Drag to reorder. Shown as a pick-a-reason prompt when someone hits Rage quit.
The Guest account is shared — its name and avatar can't be changed.