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Dendy6502

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I didn't notice any instruction on loading. I just eventually figured out that Restore worked, when Load was doing nothing! If there is an instruction, I missed it. My brain thinks save/load though, and load is a shortcut on GBA. Seems to be the same across versions I've tried though.

When you view the list of downloads, versions go up to 9 (Gameboy Advance) for some, and much lower for others (2 for PSP). I wasn't sure if a version 9 might have some corrections not in a version 2.
I ended up going with the Commodore Plus 4 version to play both because it was a version 9, I wanted to use a kb, and the emulator has a nice curved CRT filter. I also wanted to learn to load stuff on a system I'd never used before. That's been working great so far.

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Is there any info about what the version numbers mean? If I'm going to play via emulation, should I aim for a platform with a higher version number? Or is it just the version number for THAT platform, with a higher meaning more things have been fixed over time?

I have the GBA physical, the interface makes me feel like I'm learning to be a court stenographer lol, and the GBC version, which isn't too bad, and I'm glad I got them and the goodies, but I think I'd rather type on a keyboard hah. And playing on modern Windows directly seems wrong.

I may get a physical Apple II version at some point as well as I can run that on real hardware as well.

Ah it is restore, not load. What is the load shortcut for on GBA exactly? Actual verb in gameplay? I think of it as the opposite of save lol...

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Help, just got the physical GBA game. Save works fine, but it says it doesn't recognize the verb load. Still types it for me, but it isn't working!I'm following the instructions in the gba text files to either type it or use the shortcut, but it doesn't know load, but knows save. Digital version doing the same.

Awesome, now the only thing keeping my Fista NES collection from being complete!

Any hints for installing on Linux? Loved it on windows, trying to show it to a friend on a Linux Machine (Ubuntu) and haven't had much luck.