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TortOS v1.2.0
Fast forward. In a game, hold MENU and press R1 to speed up to 2x, then 3x, then 4x, and once more to go back to normal. A note at the bottom of the screen says which, the game is silent while it's fast, and the speed stays where you left it through the in-game menu. NES and Genesis games reach the full speed; a heavy SNES or Game Boy Advance game tops out at about 2.5x. Because MENU now does two jobs, the in-game menu opens when you let go of it rather than when you press it.
Achievement notices no longer slow the game. Drawing one could take longer than drawing the game itself, and in a game like Sonic that made it stutter for as long as the notice was up. It now costs a fraction of that. A notice also no longer leaves pieces of itself on the black bars around a smaller picture.
Also:
- Holding SELECT in a game no longer steals L1, R1 and A. Leftover test controls had used SELECT with them to change the display, and could switch a game to a slower drawing mode without saying so.
- On Game Boy Advance, L2 and R2 are turbo L and R. They always were; the Controls page and the docs now say so.
Updating from an earlier version
Replace the TortOS/ folder on the card with the one in the zip, and nothing else. Copying Roms/, Saves/ or Bios/ over the card's own replaces them, games and saves included.
New install
As in the README.
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