

If you "freeze" a game, part of what gets frozen and restored is any save data that was saved "to the cartridge" at that point in time. Save the file anywhere you like and later you can reopen the file to restore the game. To use a game freeze, just choose 'Save Game Freeze' from the 'File' menu. Because a game freeze is part of the emulator, it should work for any game at any time.


#Sixtyforce frozen movie
So you could save a game freeze right before a tricky jump, then reload the game freeze until you make the jump. Frozen 2 LionChief Train Set by Lionel 449.99 Frozen Plush Doll Set 74.99 Frozen 2 Heart Tag by Leather Treaty Personalized 11.95 Frozen 2 6V Toddler Quad Ride-On Toy 139.99 Frozen: 5-Minute Stories 12.99 Frozen 2 Movie Theater Storybook and Movie Projector 19.99 Frozen 2 Picnic Blanket Messenger Bag 39. When you later open the game freeze, the emulator will restart to the moment you saved the freeze. To use autosaving, you may have to choose some kind of 'save' option in the game itself, but other than that you don't have to do anything.Ī game freeze is a special feature to sixtyforce - it will "freeze" the game at the exact point in time that you save it. Note: This only works for games that had saving built-in originally. The save game is instead automatically saved to your computer, so the next time you open the game, your progress will still be there. How they work can be a little confusing, so here's an attempt to explain things more clearly:Īutosaving happens when a game tries to write a save game to the cartridge. If you register sixtyforce, autosaving and game freezes will be enabled.
