This will cause a slight performance loss. I've left some knobs in which
can be tweaked to mitigate this, but the goal is to be compatible with
all games which require them.
Also provides batch mode and automatic fullscreen switching.
-help: Displays this information and exits.
-version: Displays version information and exits.
-batch: Enables batch mode (exits after powering off)
-fastboot: Force fast boot for provided filename
-slowboot: Force slow boot for provided filename
-resume: Load resume save state. If a boot filename is provided,
that game's resume state will be loaded, otherwise the most
recent resume save state will be loaded.
-state <index>: Loads specified save state by index. If a boot
filename is provided, a per-game state will be loaded, otherwise
a global state will be loaded.
-statefile <filename>: Loads state from the specified filename.
No boot filename is required with this option.
-fullscreen: Enters fullscreen mode immediately after starting.
-nofullscreen: Prevents fullscreen mode from triggering if enabled.
-portable: Forces "portable mode", data in same directory.
--: Signals that no more arguments will follow and the remaining
parameters make up the filename. Use when the filename contains
spaces or starts with a dash.
Nocash documentation would suggest that it only needs the sector to be
skipped by GetLocP. Which would make sense as the non-subchannel data is
still completely valid.
This makes the BIOS take longer to load the executable off the disc,
giving the sound effects longer to fade out and reducing the overlap
with the game.
