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If you wanted to kind of fake it then you could probably smack an emulator and some external tools hard enough that it could be done in fairly short order (you can swap files/memory in and out fairly easily, and take information from the emulator to select things accordingly - I don't know if you ever saw the xbox 360 optical drive emulators where they would load up a USB drive or similar full of photos, which said device controlled/could see, and would then select the game on the basis of the last photo viewed) with the only ROM hacking being whatever you want to do for the title screen itself (you could probably render it as a picture to say A starts this game, Start starts this despite both nominally launching the game, you just read out the controller press and have your external program present accordingly). For good flash carts, emulators and recreation devices then select it from the menu is by far the better option and a thousand times easier so there is that. The only practical application for this sort of thing then tending to come when trying to work around limitations of bad flash carts or bad emulators/devices, and in those cases "junk it and get something better" is the better option. Some aspects of SNES and NES ROMs (all quite individual in terms of what might work for what - sizes, nature of the carts themselves and what aspects of each are being replaced or needing to be subverted) do allow for this being easier than the likes of the GBA but it is still not a trivial feat (that only tends to come into play when we get things with proper file systems, and enough space to do it justice).
Adding ROMs to other ROMs, even ones with a menu that nominally selects between games, is usually a tricky act.