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Old Jul 29, 2007 | 05:47 PM
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Broke out the old SNES this weekend and been playing on Zelda.
When I save it, it saves, but when I turn off the console and come back to play on it their is no record of the saved game.

Am I right in thinking its the console at fault not the game
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Its not the consoles fault.

SNES games back up their data using a battery in the game cartridge.

The battery is probably flat. (a button cell).

I had Super Mario World with the same problem.

Changed the battery and it was fine.
You will need asoldering iron to do it though
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Old Jul 29, 2007 | 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by 68332
Its not the consoles fault.

SNES games back up their data using a battery in the game cartridge.

The battery is probably flat. (a button cell).

I had Super Mario World with the same problem.

Changed the battery and it was fine.
You will need asoldering iron to do it though
Cheers Simon. Will buy a new game off ebay I think, their are loads on their.
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Old Jul 29, 2007 | 05:56 PM
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some snes games i remember had a little bit at the top of the cartridge that you could slide out, i think that housed a battery? it was roadrash that had this on though
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Old Jul 29, 2007 | 06:00 PM
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Originally Posted by PT
Originally Posted by 68332
Its not the consoles fault.

SNES games back up their data using a battery in the game cartridge.

The battery is probably flat. (a button cell).

I had Super Mario World with the same problem.

Changed the battery and it was fine.
You will need asoldering iron to do it though
Cheers Simon. Will buy a new game off ebay I think, their are loads on their.
they will all have dead batteries wont they?!

Alex
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