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GameBase64 V12 Full Version
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GB64 gamebase gamebase64 GBC_V12
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2014-07-29 13:00:00 GMT
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The GB64 Collection is a collaboration of efforts from a group of like-minded C64 enthusiasts. In its simplest term, it is a database of C64 games, but dig under the cover and you will find the most complete and accurate archive of C64 game information that has ever been compiled. Currently the collection has 24500 individual game entries, but still it is growing as rare games are being found and added to it all the time. The GB64 Team is constantly working on the database, adding new games and gathering more information on existing games.

This collection contains everything you need to setup the GameBase Collection V12. In the 4 .ISO images you will find:

Disc 1: Main Disc
- The GameBase frontend v1.3
- The Gamebase64 Collection Database V12
- Screenshots
- SID Music (High Coltage SID Collection Release 61)

Disc 2: Games
- All game images the database links to

Disc 3: Extras 1
- Original Disks
- Original Tapes
- Original Cartridges
- Coverdisks
- Covertapes
- Magazine Covers
- Averts
- Listings
- PD-Disks
- Type-ins

Disc 4: Extras 2
- Books
- Covers
- Docs
- Maps
- Pictures of missing games
- MP3's
- Tips

Also artwork is included (a DVD cover and 4 CD/DVD labels).
Not included are the gameplay videos. They would take to much space.

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                                 Install Notes
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Follow these steps to setup the GameBase64 V12 collection:
1) Install the GameBase frontend by running gamebase-setup-v1.3-full.exe
2) Install the GameBase V12 Collection to a folder named GBC_V12. This *MUST* be a subfolder of the folder where the frontend is installed.
3) Copy the contents of all disc images to a location of your choice, but don't make changes to the folder structure.
4) Extract the emulators you want to use to a folder named Emulators.
5) Extract the SID player to a location of your choice.
6) Start the GameBase frontend.
7) The GEMUS Emulator Setup Wizard is started. Choose "Commodore 64" and browse to the Emulators folder you created in step 4.
8) In the GameBase frontend, click Tools, 'GBC_V12' paths.
9) In the Games tab, click the "New" button and browse to the Games folder.
10) In the Music tab, browse to the C64 Music folder.
11) In the Pictures tab, click the "New" button and browse to the Screenshots folder.
12) In the Extras tab, click the "New" button and browse to the Extras folder.
13) In the Photos tab, browse to the Photos folder.
14) Click OK to close the Paths window.
15) Click Tools, 'GBC_V12' Options
16) In the Music Players tab, click the "New" button, browse to the file sidplay2w.exe in the SID Player folder and type SID in the field "Supported File Types".
17) Click OK to close the GBC_V12 Options window.
18) Click Tools, Verify Available Files. Select all 4 check boxes and click Start. The result shoud show:
   Games not found: 0/23668
   Tunes not found: 0/46952
   Pictures not found: 0/23686
   Extras not found: 722/29919
The 722 missing extras are all videos, that are not included in this collection. 
They can be downloaded from http://www.c64-longplays.de/videos.php and 

This completes the setup of the GameBase64 Collection V12.
Enjoy!

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Comments

"Gamebase V12 Collection" is the file called gb64v12.exe - not super duper clear.

Not a very handy or easy setup, you'd imagine the locations for all the Music, Extras, Screenshots etc would have been added automatically.

Why doesn't the tabs in "paths" (that you have to setup manually) named the same as the folders? C64Music, Screenshots?

Search is more complicated than it needs to be, there's no actual search box, it requires two clicks before you can type in your search.

It's a good effort but it could be a little more user friendly.

One last question: How many users actually burn these on discs?
Thanks a lot for doing this. This is truly a great collection. As e5frog said there are a couple parts that are a little vague. I followed the instructions and can confirm that it's working 100%. Thanks again!