Games that use a Game Boy Advance ROM, like Mario Kart: Super Circuit, can now be set up: the hub asks for your .gba file in words that say exactly what to pick, opens a zip that holds it, checks it, and remembers it so it never asks twice. The game list is also quieter, with rows sitting flat until you point at them.
Check what you got:
MultiverseVRHub.exe, 5665792 bytes
b65cf00ebe25e4a5fc32c14879c68fd08add3674ba2b8553206e2d52e169e86d
MultiverseVRHub-1.0.27.zip, 4157298 bytes
a341b8f8e193d154e5c988b905536b335af30e16a764d714e2c623193de77945
Run this next to the file & compare:
certutil -hashfile MultiverseVRHub.exe SHA256
Doesn't match, don't run it.
It isn't code signed yet, so Windows shows the blue "unrecognized app" box the first time.
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