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I got the game off ebay for about $32 and what it keeps doing is loosing its sound where I must go into options and turn it back up and while it keeps doing that the lifes get erase aswell.
by the way its N64 game
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Perhaps you should try it on a N64 board.
We're more specialized in the NES. :wink:
But look around some times, maybe somebody knows something.
May 16th...
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"pineapplehead2" wrote:I got the game off ebay for about $32 and what it keeps doing is loosing its sound where I must go into options and turn it back up and while it keeps doing that the lifes get erase aswell.
by the way its N64 game it could be a dead battery if I understand the problem correctly... should be as simple as opening the cart up and replacing it. most carts use a standard CR2032 button cell (which are very expensive batteries...)
 
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"NES-Luke" wrote:"pineapplehead2" wrote:I got the game off ebay for about $32 and what it keeps doing is loosing its sound where I must go into options and turn it back up and while it keeps doing that the lifes get erase aswell.
by the way its N64 game it could be a dead battery if I understand the problem correctly... should be as simple as opening the cart up and replacing it. most carts use a standard CR2032 button cell (which are very expensive batteries...) wow i never knew games ran off batterys! thats hilarious i thought they were just well.... i dont no but they have batterys seriously?!
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"faille" wrote:
wow i never knew games ran off batterys! thats hilarious i thought they were just well.... i dont no but they have batterys seriously?!
yeah, they use the batteries to keep the data stored on them such as save games, or settings. much like your computer uses a battery to keep the clock settings and other boot settings. it's been that way since the early days of the NES. The Legend of Zelda was the first to use a battery backup that I know of, I could be way off on that though...
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"NES-Luke" wrote:The Legend of Zelda was the first to use a battery backup that I know of, I could be way off on that though... Most likely you're correct on that assumption: http://www.gamersgraveyard.com/repository/nes/history/nes_timeline.html
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I've actually seen that page before, it was quite informative about how the life of the NES went. I suggest everyone give it a read.
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"NES-Luke" wrote:I've actually seen that page before, it was quite informative about how the life of the NES went. I suggest everyone give it a read. yeah i read it and its very interesting. Taught me lots i have not known before
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