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  • Adding Daphne Games
  • Adding SINGE Games (with Hypseus)
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  • Adding SINGE2 games (singe2 emulator)

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  1. Systems & Emulators
  2. Supported Game Systems
  3. Arcade

LaserDisc

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Copyright The RetroBat Team 2019-2024

Arcade - First LaserDisc game release : 1983

Information

Emulators

  • hypseus

  • daphne

  • singe2

Games Location

File extensions

.daphne .7z .rar .squashfs

System Features

Retroachievements
Netplay
Controller autoconfig

NO

NO

hypseus: YES daphne: NO singe2: YES

BIOS

No BIOS required to play DAPHNE or SINGE games.

Controls

Gamepad controls

Action
Gamepad Button

Directional movement

D-PAD or Left analog stick

COIN 1

SELECT

START 1

START

Button 1

A (SOUTH)

Button 2

B (EAST)

Button 3

R1 (RIGHT SHOULDER)

Skill 1

Y (WEST)

Skill 2

X (NORTH)

Skill 3

L1 (LEFT SHOULDER)

SERVICE

L3 (LEFT STICK)

TEST

R3 (RIGHT STICK)

Keyboard controls:

Action
Keyboard Hypseus
Keyboard Daphne

Directional movement

ARROW Keys

ARROW Keys or 8,4,2,6

COIN 1

5

5 or c

COIN 2

6

6

START 1

1

1

START 2

2

2

Button 1

LEFT CONTROL

LEFT CTRL or SPACE

Button 2

LEFT ALT

LEFT ALT

Button 3

SPACE

LEFT SHIFT

Skill 1

LEFT SHIFT

/

Skill 2

Z

*

Skill 3

X

-

SERVICE

9

9

TEST

F2

F2

RESET

0

F3

Screenshot

F12

F12

Quit

ESC

ESC or q

Pause

P

P

Console

BACKLASH

Title

T

t

Specific system information

Adding Daphne Games

Daphne games consist of 2 parts

  • a folder containing the videos, *.dat and *.txt files of the games

  • a .zip file in the roms folder

To add Daphne games, your games folders must be placed in "\roms\daphne" folder by adding .daphne at the end.

For example, your game folder "lair" (Dragon's Lair) must be renamed to lair.daphne

roms\
└─ daphne\
   ├─ roms\
   │  └─ lair.zip
   └─ lair.daphne\
      └─ lair.dat
      └─ lair.m2v
      └─ lair.ogg
      └─ lair.txt

Once the game added, it is listed twice in Retrobat, as both the zip and the .daphne folder are detected.

Untick .zip extension

Adding SINGE Games (with Hypseus)

SINGE games include the famous AMERICAN LASER GAMES and a few other titles.

The process is similar as for Daphne games but there is no zip file to place in the roms folder. In addition, 2 files need to be present in your <game>.daphne folder:

  • <game>.singe

  • <game>.txt

The structure of the game folder should look like this:

Simple games folders structure (Hypseus)

To make things easier, you can use the assets available on the Hypseus Github.

At first, download the content of the repository above,

and extract the zip on a temporary folder.

For the exemple, we will use the game Astroboy, in 00-singe2 sub-folder :

Inside the game folder, you will find a text file that contain the information about which file is missing, and where it have to be place. In this exemple, you have to place the file astroboy.m2v in the folder Video.

After adding the required files (could be .m2v file, or .ogg and .m2v files), you must rename your folder by adding .daphne at the end of the folder name (in our exemple : Astroboy.daphne) and move this folder to the /roms/daphne/ folder

Use custom command lines (Hypseus)

It is possible to use a custom command file to force command line to hypseus emulator, to do so, create a text file in the rom folder and add all command lines required within the file:

Finally: rename the file with the .commands extension, the name of the file must match exactly the name of the game folder (without the .singe or .daphne extension).

Adding SINGE2 games (singe2 emulator)

Singe2 emulator does not support games in the same format as hypseus format.

Only games listed on the emulator webpage can be used:

You can download these games, add the video/sound files required, and rename the folder with a .singe extension to use these games with the SINGE2 emulator:

It is very important to KEEP the game folder name as downloaded from the website !

roms \ daphne

lair appears twice

You can use use the to hide the .zip extension for the system by pressing SELECT

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DAPHNE Arcade Laserdisc Emulator
GitHub - DirtBagXon/hypseus_singe_data: Hypseus Singe, singe game LUAGitHub
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