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| ==== Multi-Bin Games ==== | ==== Multi-Bin Games ==== | ||
| - | TO-DO, how to combine to single .bin file | + | TO-DO, how to combine to single .bin file. | 
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| + | ==== Multi-Disc Games ==== | ||
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| + | Things like Final Fantasy, etc. | ||
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| + | Instructions from the PSIO manual: | ||
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| + | > PSIO has the option to support Multi-Disc titles. To enable and use Multi-Disc images, you must create | ||
| + | > a file in your game directory called “MULTIDISC.LST” (not case sensitive). | ||
| + | > IE: “exoddus 1.BIN”, “exoddus 2.BIN” and “MULTIDISC.LST”. | ||
| + | > EG: | ||
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| + | >  SD: | ||
| + | >  SD: | ||
| + | >  SD: | ||
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| + | > The “MULTIDISC.LST” file must then contain your game images. Each image is defined on a new line. | ||
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| + | I assume that holds true for .ISO and .IMG files too. | ||
| ===== Example Game ===== | ===== Example Game ===== | ||