Hi all,
Good news: TwilightBoxart is back from the dead.
The old server was shut down years ago, so I rebuilt the whole thing from scratch: new server, new apps, and way more consoles. Say hi to TwilightBoxart 2.0 with DS Pico support!
It still combines GameTDB and libretro + NoIntro DB to cover the full spectrum of consoles supported by TwilightMenu++, but games are now identified by what they contain (title id, game code, crc32, sha1), not what they are called. So a wrongly named ROM still gets the right cover, and .zip/.7z archives are scanned without decompressing: an 18,000 game card scans in minutes.
The main way is the browser app at https://boxart.kirovair.com. Nothing to install: open it, pick your SD card, press scan, and the covers land straight in _nds/TWiLightMenu/boxart. (Chrome/Edge/Brave/Opera/Vivaldi write directly onto the card; Firefox and Safari get the same scan and a zip.)
And my favourite: a DSi homebrew client. The console downloads its own box art over WiFi, no PC and no card pulling at all.
Prefer a real app? There is a new desktop version for Windows, macOS and Linux. One file, works offline too:
Everything is open source. The old 3DS TWiLightMenu-Updater build is retired; the browser app is the way to go there. But if you still have the 2020 desktop exe lying around: the old API answers again, so even that works.
Supported systems:
Everything is matched by title id / game code where the ROM has one, then crc32, sha1 and finally filename.
- Nintendo DS / DSi / DSiWare
- Game Boy / Color / Advance
- NES / SNES / Famicom Disk System
- Nintendo 64 (new!)
- Pokemon Mini (new!)
- Sega Mega Drive, Master System, Game Gear and SG-1000 (new!)
- NEC PC Engine / TurboGrafx 16 (new!)
- WonderSwan + Color (new!)
- Neo Geo Pocket + Color (new!)
- Atari 2600 / 5200 / 7800 (new!)
- ColecoVision, Intellivision, MSX + MSX2 (new!)
Every cover is delivered under TWiLightMenu++'s own size limit, so nothing silently refuses to show up on the console. And whatever misses gets a list telling you exactly what it was recognised as and why there was no cover. Never a silent skip.
Download here, or skip the download entirely and use https://boxart.kirovair.com.
Cheers and have a great night.
Good news: TwilightBoxart is back from the dead.
It still combines GameTDB and libretro + NoIntro DB to cover the full spectrum of consoles supported by TwilightMenu++, but games are now identified by what they contain (title id, game code, crc32, sha1), not what they are called. So a wrongly named ROM still gets the right cover, and .zip/.7z archives are scanned without decompressing: an 18,000 game card scans in minutes.
The main way is the browser app at https://boxart.kirovair.com. Nothing to install: open it, pick your SD card, press scan, and the covers land straight in _nds/TWiLightMenu/boxart. (Chrome/Edge/Brave/Opera/Vivaldi write directly onto the card; Firefox and Safari get the same scan and a zip.)
And my favourite: a DSi homebrew client. The console downloads its own box art over WiFi, no PC and no card pulling at all.
Prefer a real app? There is a new desktop version for Windows, macOS and Linux. One file, works offline too:
Everything is open source. The old 3DS TWiLightMenu-Updater build is retired; the browser app is the way to go there. But if you still have the 2020 desktop exe lying around: the old API answers again, so even that works.
Supported systems:
Everything is matched by title id / game code where the ROM has one, then crc32, sha1 and finally filename.
- Nintendo DS / DSi / DSiWare
- Game Boy / Color / Advance
- NES / SNES / Famicom Disk System
- Nintendo 64 (new!)
- Pokemon Mini (new!)
- Sega Mega Drive, Master System, Game Gear and SG-1000 (new!)
- NEC PC Engine / TurboGrafx 16 (new!)
- WonderSwan + Color (new!)
- Neo Geo Pocket + Color (new!)
- Atari 2600 / 5200 / 7800 (new!)
- ColecoVision, Intellivision, MSX + MSX2 (new!)
Every cover is delivered under TWiLightMenu++'s own size limit, so nothing silently refuses to show up on the console. And whatever misses gets a list telling you exactly what it was recognised as and why there was no cover. Never a silent skip.
Download here, or skip the download entirely and use https://boxart.kirovair.com.
Cheers and have a great night.
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