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I could walk you through it if you have a DS with the slot. I can even help you get the DS flashcart, if need be.
If you have a DS with a GBA port and a DS flashcart you can dump the save. Might help if you wanna replace it, switch to a GBA flashcart, emulate it, preserve it, etc.
Wouldn't really know how to do that unfortunately. :-\
If you have a DS with a GBA port and a DS flashcart you can dump the save. Might help if you wanna replace it, switch to a GBA flashcart, emulate it, preserve it, etc.
Wouldn't really know how to do that unfortunately. :-\
Yeah, my money's on "crooked cartidge" too, but of the permanent variety. Luckily as was pointed out preserving the save is an easy matter (provided the SRAM chip's still being accessed properly), and you can get the ROM at the same time.
I've never heard of that term before, seems fascinating. Though I don't recall ever having done anything like that myself recently while the game was on. Maybe in the past when I was younger, but I know it worked just fine back then.
That's very interesting. Maybe your cartridge has suffered damage, which sometimes may happen.
I'm so sorry to hear about your save file though. :( <3
The game still works, like I can still fight, explore, recruit, etc. It's just really difficult to pull up the menu in a dungeon, which makes simple tasks such as using items or even quick saving near impossible since the B button not only opens the menu but it closes it too.
I'm not sure what kind of damage it could've suffered from, because I've kept it in a clean area and never really played much of it for a time.