10-01-2013, 04:12 PM
As this is the most accommodating emu forum I've been. I'm going to ask another question. This feature of emulating is what I've been curious about since GBA emulation. The "Save State." It's a curious way to save coz it saves the game in a weird but good way that I can't wrap my mind at. It saves the button you are pressing at the moment and the cheats that you have turned on so even if you turned it off the effect would still be there. So how does save state works ?
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4GB DDR3 @7-7-7-20
Gamers cannot gain anything without first giving something in return, to obtain something of equal value must be lost that is gaming world's first law of equivalent exchange. In those days, I really believed that would be the world's one and only truth.