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Add a "Load ROM over another ROM already running" option #893
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This sounds a lot like freezing. Which is already implemented in Stella. @convencional Have you tried to replicate this effect with freezing? |
And how I can do this "freezing"?? |
Sorry, I meant "frying" (Shift+Backspace). |
No, it´s slightly different from "frying". |
After contacting the Javatari author, he told me that the last version still have this function, however due from a bug is "hidden" |
Interesting. To be honest, I have no idea how to reproduce this faithfully. The question is, when does the button switch trigger. Is that completely random? Or somehow depending on the electronics? There are so many unknown parameters, that I wonder how it got implemented correctly by Javatari. |
Yes, it's random. In the case doing this in Stella, it would be like loading firstly Adventure ROM and then a way to load IWMM ROM without "powering off" Stella emulation. |
I asked @sa666666 by email and he guided me to ask a request here...
It's a option that allow you to load a ROM over another already running (like to load a rom over another without "powering off" Stella).
It's an effect like when we use a multigame cartridge by key/dipswitch and switch over another game while the console is still powered on,
It's similar to the effect of frying, but it has its peculiarity. for example, a longer/alternate version of "I want my mommy" song is hidden and accesible by loading firstly Stampede and swithching then to IWMM. (I discover that when I had a Dactar 4in1 multigame cartridge in the past).
The Javatari emulator has this feature when pressing ALT+F5 instead F5 only (looks like they stupdly removed... ): ) That was the only reason I used to play sometimes.
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