You can see the entire history of the project, all their updates, and even contribute to the project or download the scripts so you can make your own packs without waiting for updates here. If you'd like to help the project, or just want to see how these are made and how much work has gone in to them, please search for "Hardware Target Game Database" on github. This is what allows the project to be legal and to survive long-term. While it's wonderful that completed packs are sometimes uploaded for the public, the pack-building scripts will always be available on github so you can build your own packs from roms you find elsewhere (preferably legally but I won't judge) There's no need to clog the review section with angry posts feeding one child's ego)įinally, please remember that the scripts, not the packs, are the core of the project. He's been deleting his negative reviews and making a new one every week or so for months now, trying to get more replies. (Also, ignore the troll and he'll eventually leave.
This is about creating the most complete curated set for your average gamer who just wants to play the games. That's extremely valuable, but that's not what this is about. You want every single version of every game, including tons of minor revisions and duplicates? You want the most up-to-date sets for the latest ODE or flash cart or FPGA/emulator? You want the most popular romhacks for each system? You want carefully-constructed 1G1R packs for every system, with just one version (the best version) of every game included? On the rare occasion that issues are found, they're fixed immediately, and usually before public release. These packs represent years of work by a dedicated team, and the scripts that assemble them are entirely open-source and constantly receive improvements. The HTGDB packs are a pillar of the community for a reason.
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