by WraithTDK » Thu Oct 01, 2020 7:24 pm
I'm new to Romcenter, and trying to figure it out. My goal is to audit my roms to create a perfect set of North American releases for a particular console. No hacks. Games that were released in NA and other regions are fine, but I want to weed out games that were only released outside of the US.
The steps I took were:
- Selected new database
- Selected the No-Intro NES dat as the source.
- Under Set Filters>Regions, I selected Keep Parent/Clone Relationship
- Chose USA and Canada in the regions and clicked OK
- Chose an output directory for corrupted files
Now, to my mind, because of steps 2 and 3, when I hit
create the database, it should create a dat that fits what I'm looking for. But when I look at the games list, there are still a number of japanese games, as well as a number of European versions of US games (for example, I see both "Darkwing Duck (USA)" as well as "Darkwing Duck (Europe)"). Am I misunderstanding something?
I'm new to Romcenter, and trying to figure it out. My goal is to audit my roms to create a perfect set of North American releases for a particular console. No hacks. Games that were released in NA and other regions are fine, but I want to weed out games that were only released outside of the US.
The steps I took were:
[list=1][*]Selected new database[*]Selected the No-Intro NES dat as the source.[*]Under [i]Set Filters>Regions[/i], I selected [i]Keep Parent/Clone Relationship[/i][*]Chose USA and Canada in the regions and clicked OK[*]Chose an output directory for corrupted files[/list]
Now, to my mind, because of steps 2 and 3, when I hit [i]create the database[/i], it should create a dat that fits what I'm looking for. But when I look at the games list, there are still a number of japanese games, as well as a number of European versions of US games (for example, I see both "Darkwing Duck (USA)" as well as "Darkwing Duck (Europe)"). Am I misunderstanding something?