OneLoad64 Games Collection v4 - don't miss out, it's game changing and free! (C64)

Okay guys, the day has come, the waiting is over - OneLoad64 v4 is here! The best Commodore 64 games / roms collection is back! Now with over 2,000 games, including nearly 100 new multiload conversions bringing MultiLoad64 to life! So whatever you're using, be it emulators including the MiSTer FPGA, or real hardware with the likes of the EasyFlash, Kung Fu Flash, SD2IEC etc, be sure to download and check it out, it's completely free! :D

You can download the collection here:

https://mega.nz/file/GVlTFb4S#6GVUBDl...

Here's the new features and changes:

Given that the root folder was becoming rather cluttered, its structure has been simplified and some folders have been renamed for better clarity. Here are the old to new path mappings:

BINs -- AlternativeFormats\BINs
EasyFlash -- AlternativeFormats\EasyFlash
PRGs -- AlternativeFormats\PRGs
Tapecart -- AlternativeFormats\Tapecart
Originals -- Dumps\SourceFiles
Screenshots -- Extras\Images\Screenshots
Extras\OriginalCRTs -- Extras\OfficialCRTs

Nearly 100 multiload game conversions are now included in the MultiLoad64 folder. Many thanks to $olo1870 and hellboy73 for their hard work to put this first batch of games together. As we add more multi-load games to future versions of the collection, they will be included here.

The AlternativeFormats\BINs folder now contains a further subfolder containing BIN files for use with Hucky (RGCD) cartridges. As these are limited to 64kb, they do not contain any added extras such as loading screens or music.

Loading screens for games which have them have been added to the
Extras\Images\LoadingScreens folder.

Thumbnail images for the Sidekick64 device have been added to the
Extras\Images\Sidekick64Thumbnails folder in TARGA (TGA) format. This includes an additional file in slideshow format where the game also has a loading screen. These should be placed in the same folder as the CRT files for the Sidekick64 to use them. Thanks to Frenetic for the addition of the slidehow feature to the Sidekick64 firmware and his general assistance and advice. When the new firmware update is ready, it will be available on the github project page here: https://github.com/frntc/Sidekick64

Where a game was released after the year 2000, this info has been added to the filename to allow more recent games to be identified more easily. Thanks to Snarko for the suggestion.

Happy Christmas to everyone. I hope you get to enjoy all the season has to offer, including some C64 goodness! And don't forget to share your suggestions and feedback in the comments section below. :)