Chaos Rush
Well-Known Member
Well, I have had my Gold version since I was in 2nd grade, which means I have had it for almost 5 years. And it still saves. But I am wondering when everything will stop?
I feel bad for you. I know how it feels. But, you can simply go here to find out how to replace it.Well, I haven't been playing my Gold lately.....maybe I should go check, to see if everything is fine.
But wait....my whole Pokedex (Except Celebi) is going to be wiped out!?!? Well, atleast I still have my Blue version, so I might be able to re-complete it. My Silver version, which is a used one, still saves too.
EDIT: I just tried playing it again, and well, when I was playing, my game froze, reset itself, and the only options are NEW GAME, and CONTINUE. Looks like it finally died...
We already had this fight before. Both ways work, so just let him choose.^*sigh*
NO. There's a sticky for a REASON. Read the STICKY.
http://serebiiforums.com/showthread.php?t=164862
New Game and Continue? I believe you mean Options. If not, then it's not dead.
Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, Emerald, and the rest of the games, the internal battery will never run out, so you don't have to worry about it.that scares me...i have Lugia and Ho-oh in my 3rd generation games!
But, thenagain, u can always just send it to nintendo and request the wonderspot ticket...and i was planning on restarting my emerad and crystal, and the rest...
Pokemon Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed, LeafGreen, Emerald, and the rest of the games, the internal battery will never run out, so you don't have to worry about it.
Yes, the battery can run dry in the GBA games -- but it won't affect the save file at all. Once the GBA game's battery dies, the clock will stop working. The save file will be intact, but no time-based events will occur.Actually, you are quite wrong, ~Bent~ and xXRushXx. The GBA game's internal batteries do run out. My best friend's brother had his internal battery die on him, after about 380 hours on it. It was wierd. I even checked it out myself.
EDIT: The kid was playing Ruby, by the way.