Super Nintendo question
29-07-2007, 05:47 PM
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Super Nintendo question
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
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
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
29-07-2007, 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
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
29-07-2007, 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 
29-07-2007, 06:00 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
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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