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Yep. The function would reboot into a new executable without disrupting what was on the screen. I don’t recall which one, but this was used by an FPS to switch
by corysama 6y ago
Yep. The function would reboot into a new executable without disrupting what was on the screen.
I don’t recall which one, but this was used by an FPS to switch between single-player vs. multi-player exes that were developed by two completely different studios.
- maccard 6y agoCall of duty did it first I think but it's not uncommon to do these days...
- adamparsons 6y agoPC versions of CoD do this, and switching between mode on a 360 was always kinda slow so I could definitely believe its doing something similar