GameBase 64 v07 is released. The GameBase 64 Collection is a huge collection of C64 games, organized in a database that adds several info for each game. For each game, the publisher, year published, coder, musician and genre is specified.The database if fully browsable and searchable. Is also can be sorted and filtered on these fields.For each game, one or more screenshots are provided.For games that contain music, the Play Music button is available. Pressing this button will play the music used in the selected game.Most games have lots of extras, like images of the original media (disk, tape cartridge), scans of package, manuals, maps and so on.And best of all: all games can be started in an emulator of your choice with a single mouse click. The GameBase frontend will take care of all emulator settings needed to run the game correctle by using the built-in GEMUS scripting language.

Statistics
21000 Database entries
20109 Runnable games (891 games are still missing)
31480 Screenshots
39019 SID music files
22481 Extras

Installation
• Extract the entire contents of the Gamebase64v07.zip file to a location on your hard drive, for example C:GameBaseGBC_V07.
Note: The .Zip file exceeds the 4GB limit. The built in Compressed Folders feature in Windows can only handle 32 bit Zip files up to 4 GB, so it isn't able to open this file. Use an archive program like 7-Zip of WinRAR to extract the file.
• If you havent installed the GameBase frontend, download it from the GameBase website and install it. Leave all options as suggested.
• Install the GameBase 64 V07 collection by running gb64v07.exe from the GBC_V07 folder.
Note:The setup program will install the collection by default in C:Program FilesGameBaseGBV_V05. This is incorrect. Change GBC_V05 in GBC_V07. Otherwise the Gamebase frontend will not recognize the GameBase 64 V07 Collection and possibly overwrite files from the former GameBase version.
• Extract and install the emulators you want to use from the GBC_V07Emulators folder. Install all emulators in subfolders beneath one main folder.
• Extract the SID player in the folder GBC_V07Sidplayers to a location of your choice.

Initial configuration
Start the GameBase frontend from the Start Menu.
The first time is it started the emulator setup wizard is launched. After the Welcome screen, browse to the main folder that contains all your installed emulators. The Emulator Setup Wizard will search the contents of this folder for supported emulators and will display which emulators it has found.
After running this wizard you have to set some paths.
In GameBase, click Tools, Paths (or press Ctrl+L). A small window with 5 tabs appears. Fill in the paths to the Games, Screenshots, C64Music, Extras and Music folders (located under the GBC_V07 folder) and click OK.
The Last thing you need to specify is the path to the SID player. To do so, click Tools, Options, or press Ctrl+O. Click the tab SID-Players and double click Sidplay 2 for windows.
Browse to the sidplay2w.exe file and click OK.

Using the GameBase 64 V07 Collection
You can play a game by double clicking a game in the list. It will be started with the first emulator in the list.
If you want to play the game in another emulator, right click the Play Game button and click the emulator of your choice.
If you want to change the order of the emulators list, click GEMUS and choose Manage Emulators.

Download: GameBase 64 v07 Database
Download: GameBase 64 v07 Screenshots
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