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Why is my Gameboy not saving?
So Why Does A Game Boy Color Not Save? The circuit board of the cartridge has a memory card attached to it, and after a year or so, the memory card battery goes bad and does not save the games anymore. So, in order to fix the problem, you will have to replace it with a new battery or possibly a new game cartridge.
Does Pokemon Gold hold up?
Even after all these years, “Gold and Silver” still hold up surprisingly well. It’s refreshing to play a “Pokémon” game that doesn’t feel the need to hold your hand through the first few hours. The core gameplay doesn’t have the improvements and conveniences of the more recent games.
Why does my Pokemon Gold not save?
Pokemon Gold was released 15 years ago. The cartridge is very old and the battery has run out. This means that the memory card cannot hold data unless it is actively being powered (which somewhat defeats the point of saving the game).
Do Gameboy games stop working?
Gameboy games use a CR2025 battery which over the years eventually dies stopping games from saving and causing previously saved games to disappear. Note however while the game is powered you can still save, however once you power down the save will be gone.
Do old Gameboy games still work?
Do DS games use battery?
A DS cartridge is like a micro SD card, so they don’t have any battery inside. As most games save less than once or twice per ten minutes, I’d say that the electronics in a cartridge will go bad before you cannot save anymore. You will not be able to exhaust its write cycles.
Is Pokemon Gold a sequel?
Gold and Silver are conservative sequels. Part of this was due to technical limits: the Game Boy Color was not that much more powerful than the Game Boy. The games didn’t change much because Pokemon didn’t need a revolution in 1999.
Can you play Pokemon Gold on DS?
Now a new feature lets you trade and battle Pokémon using local wireless on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems! Dozens of Pokémon join the action, including Legendary Pokémon trio Raikou, Entei, and Suicune.
Do game cartridges last forever?
A properly archived cartridge with any batteries removed or regularly replaced might expect to last 50+ years.