The game's name. It should be already set, either derived from the filename or from the MobyGame name (if it is linked to MobyGames release).

This content will be shown in the Name column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

Prefixes to the game's name should be set here. "The", "A", "Disney's" are common candidates for prefixes which are also considered by the Add Game and Rescan processes in the Rom Manager.

This content will be shown preceeding the game's name in the Name column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

Provide any additional info for the game. For example if the game has been modded, hacked or is a special edition, prototype etc. Many of them will already be considered by the Add Game and Rescan processs in the Rom Manager, see also: Tag Parser Settings.

The Additional Info will be shown after the game's name in brackets in the Name column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

Example: Sonic the Hedgehog (The S Factor - Sonia and Silver, Hack by Aquaslash SHC2013)

The publisher (company) of the game.

The content will be shown in the Publisher column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

The developer (company) of the game.

The content will be shown in the Developer column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

The year of the game's release

The content will be shown in the Year column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

Version information of the game.

The content will be shown in the Version column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

If the game or romdump has information about it being an alternative version, this info belongs here.

The content will be shown in the Alt column of the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

Select here, which emulator should be used to start this game when doubleclicked or by pressing Enter in the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Main Table.

The dropdown contains all emulators which support the platform of the game. See also: Emulator Settings.

If you're using J2K - A Joystick to Keyboard mapper (get it from www.emulation-evolved.net) you can define here, which preset should be used when launching the game.

The Description tab allows a multi-line description of the game. The description is derived from the MobyGames meta data if the game has been linked to a MobyGames release.

The content will be shown in the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Summary area.

The Special Info tab allows a multi-line input of special information for the game's release. You can use this to provide information about a game hack, prototype, special edition etc.

The content will be shown in the Games and Emulation Main Screen's Special Summary area.

The Disks/Volumes tab is only shown when editing a game that belongs to a multi-volume platform (e.g. Commodore - C64, Sony - Playstation etc.). Here you get a list of files for the game.

You can change the volume number by clicking inside the Volume Number cell.

You should always ensure that you don't assign a volume number more than once. In the launch process, the first found media assigned to a volume number will be used:

With the DOSBox Config tab, which is shown if you edit a game that belongs to the PC - DOS platform, you can set up game-specific DOSBox settings.

Every game's DOSBox settings are based on a template. You can change the template by using the dropdown on the top of the tab. Define your templates using the DOSBox Templates dialog.

The DOSBox Settings are organized in categories (list on the left) and configuration items (panel on the right).

If you alter a configuration item's value, the label will be displayed in bold. You can always check the original value (of the template), by hovering your mouse over the value's editor:

The Files/Directories tab is only shown if you edit a game belonging to the PC-DOS platform.

The list on the left shows relevant directories, executables and mountable files.

When you select an entry in this list, it's configuration is shown in the Configuration area. You can also edit the configuration there.

With the ScummVM Config tab, which is shown if you edit a game that belongs to the ScummVM multi-platform, you can set up game-specific ScummVM settings.

Every game's ScummVM settings are based on a template. You can change the template by using the dropdown on the top of the tab. Define your templates using the ScummVM Templates dialog.

The ScummVM Config is organized in categories (list on the left) and configuration items (panel on the right).

If you alter a configuration item's value, the label will be displayed in bold. You can always check the original value (of the template), by hovering your mouse over the value's editor:

The TechInfo tab is organized in category groups. When expanded, the attributes can be viewed and edited by clicking the checkboxes.

All checked attributes will be shown in the Games & Emulation Main Screen's main list in multiple columns (Multiplayer Game Modes, Multiplayer Options, AgeO, AgeP) as well as the Technical Specs tab.

The TechInfo tab provides a context menu:

[i] Show Description

Use this menu item to get a description for the currently selected attribute:

[ii] Shoutcuts

This menu item provides a sub menu for different shortcuts. Each shortcut sets the checkbox of multiple attributes.

Example: The Sports Multiplayer shortcut, when chosen, will tick the individual checkboxes for Team, Bots, Free-for-All and Same/Splitscreen.

The Languages tab shows all possible languages. The languages supported by the game will have a checked checkbox. You can tick and untick each checkbox by clicking it.

All checked languages will be shown in the Games & Emulation Main Screen's main list in the Languages column. If no language is checked, the assumed supported language will be English and the Languages column will show (En).

The Regions tab shows all possible regions. The regions supported by the game will have a checked checkbox. You can tick and untick each checkbox by clicking it.

All checked regions will be shown in the Games & Emulation Main Screen's main list in the Regions column.

The ReleaseInfo tab show different attributes regarding the release. Tick or untick the checkboxes by clicking them.

All attributes are represented in the Games & Emulation Main Screen's main list with their individual column where cells can either be checked or unchecked.