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support for linking with different games/saves #4

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Royerson opened this issue Feb 11, 2015 · 11 comments
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support for linking with different games/saves #4

Royerson opened this issue Feb 11, 2015 · 11 comments

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@Royerson
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Royerson commented Feb 11, 2015

Gotta trade them pokemans

Being able to load a different rom for each player would be useful for pokemon and maybe other cases, and seperate saves even when playing the same rom would also obviously be useful.

Edit: just read #1 and it seems it used to be possible, but that those options are no longer recognized by RA at all and loading the core with -v doesn't show any subsytem info. Is it still possible?


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@James-E-A
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Seconding this. The standalone TGB Dual supports different-ROM linking; it would be an essential feature for this core.

According to http://www.pokemonemulator.com/gameboy-color.htm,

TGB Dual 7 ENG can also be used to play and link GBC Zelda Oracle of Seasons / Oracle of Ages games

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lifning commented Jun 18, 2015

bool retro_load_game_special(unsigned type, const struct retro_game_info *info, size_t num)

is the function that does this.
Does RetroArch still expose a way to use retro_load_game_special()?

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 7:43 AM, James [email protected] wrote:

Seconding this. The standalone TGB Dual supports different-ROM linking; it
would be an essential feature for this core.

According to http://www.pokemonemulator.com/gameboy-color.htm,

TGB Dual 7 ENG can also be used to play and link GBC Zelda Oracle of
Seasons / Oracle of Ages games


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@andres-asm
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yes it supports it but it has changed a lot, there is now a subsystem api, this core hasn't been updated to support that api

@James-E-A
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@fr500 So this is possible, just not implemented yet?

@andres-asm
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yes, the only core that implements this API at is bsnes for sgb/bsx

@andres-asm
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also RA doesn't really have the GUI hooked up for this yet, so only CLI support is available

@doritobob269
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doritobob269 commented Apr 5, 2018

So I was wondering if anything has changed with this feature being allowed as a "few" years have passed

@orbea
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orbea commented Apr 5, 2018

@doritobob269 I think other cores might be the way to go now, I think Sameboy might have it, but I haven't tested it personally.

@andres-asm
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this one has it too.

@doritobob269
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How would one go about using multiple roms @fr500 ? Or how would one go about installing @orbea ? I am on my retropie btw.

@andres-asm
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Installing no idea we don't generally use retropie, just vanilla retroarch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDSXaV-YzkM&feature=youtu.be

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