Eevee_Slugma
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Does anyone else have this prob? How do I fix it? D:
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Every time I plug in my GBC game, it's deleted.
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Blue Shiny Pikachu 1
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What does it say. I remember once the day my family and I were going on vacation, I went and played my Platinum and it said " Corrupted game file was not found and will be deleted and Diamond said the same thing. When I was on vacation I played them both so nerveos and they both worked! Did it say " Corrupted game file was not found and will be deleted?
Eevee_Slugma
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How do I do that? x.x;
Blue Shiny Pikachu 1
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If I knew I would and my games just randomly worked.
Eevee_Slugma
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It just gets rid of it. Like CONTINUE isn't an option.
It's a GameBoy game. It's an ancient brick, it's batteries are supposed to stop working some day, it's batteries aren't as durable as today's cartridge's.
I guess you could replace the batteries, but you would need some that work, and those will eventually stop working too...
I guess you could replace the batteries, but you would need some that work, and those will eventually stop working too...
Eevee_Slugma
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Well, what I meant was, every time I plug it into the GBC transfer thing for the N64.
Blue Shiny Pikachu 1
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That's a great idea for him/her. He should try a different connector.
Pokemaniac_Jessickuh
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My does this all the time I'm afraid to play on the stadium now, I've had Blue and Yellow deleted, But my saved data is fine in the gameboy just when I plug it in the connector thing.... :<
Blow the cartridge, blow the inside of the Transfer Pak, and blow the connection port on the Transfer Pak and the controller.
Blow hard.
Oh my God, that sounded awful, but you know what I meant. Get your mind out of the ****ing gutter.
Just what I was gonna say ^
Blow the cartridge, blow the inside of the Transfer Pak, and blow the connection port on the Transfer Pak and the controller.
Blow hard.
Oh my God, that sounded awful, but you know what I meant. Get your mind out of the ****ing gutter.
Just what I was gonna say ^
Here's an unworthy translation from me. Not everything get translated though since I've only got Dingoo to tested with. It's not an accurate translation but still reasonable by its functionality because I prefer to use another wording. To access the Emulator's Menu, press the Power key after the game is loading (Select+Start was not implemented for it).
The emulator was created for Gemei x760+ but also worked on Dingoo A-320 with some limitations.
Also, I like to request to someone who is capable to create a "Volume/Sound Patch" to the emulator (from 84% to 20%) if it is possible. It is a little bit annoying to keep doing these steps [Start a game -> access the Menu -> Turn off sound -> access the Menu -> increase the Sound Volume] every time I'm going to use it. Or If you're a Gemei x760+ user, may I know if you could keep the Sound Volume settings. If yes, would you mind to share its created file settings?
And yes, I'm aware there's Goomba which is far better in emulating the Gbx games.
Renamed any game with .gb extension to .gbc or the emulator won't recognize it.
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The emulator was created for Gemei x760+ but also worked on Dingoo A-320 with some limitations.
Also, I like to request to someone who is capable to create a "Volume/Sound Patch" to the emulator (from 84% to 20%) if it is possible. It is a little bit annoying to keep doing these steps [Start a game -> access the Menu -> Turn off sound -> access the Menu -> increase the Sound Volume] every time I'm going to use it. Or If you're a Gemei x760+ user, may I know if you could keep the Sound Volume settings. If yes, would you mind to share its created file settings?
And yes, I'm aware there's Goomba which is far better in emulating the Gbx games.
Renamed any game with .gb extension to .gbc or the emulator won't recognize it.
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gregorioTheOreo
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yeah, i remember having that problem too. if your cartridge works on gbc, and not the connector (ex, it says no data in stadium, but in gbc it shows your save) it's the connector...What happens is after a while, gravity gets the best of your connector, and it doesn't connect the way it should...when I had this problem I did all sorts of things - I tried using my strength to tighten the connection, sometimes I would press the controller against my tile floor to tighten the connection, I've even tried ducktape...if it's a loose connection, that should do it...otherwise your problem is something else. (oh, and try blowing on the section that the gb cartridge plugs into, if that gets too dirty, you'll never be able to load saves into stadium...canned air works best)
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