im pretty sure you cant. try boycott advance or NO$GBA
If you are using an emulator like VBA to play Pokemon Fire Red then you do not save as you normally do. You save using the emulator controls.
You play the game to a point where you can save. save the game. Wait until in the bottom left corner it says wrote battery or something like that. Exit VBA. turn it on again but don't pick a ROM just go back to your VBA folder go to battery saves click on it. click on the file.go to options go to "add gameshark codes" add codes. Exit VBA again go on it again and go to your ROM and start your ROM once and then again and it will say in the bottom left something like "battery loaded".
It does but you dont save it like on your GBA :P
each different version of vba (eg. 8.01.82.38 or something like that) uses different codes... so my advice is just to look on the internet and keep trying until you get 1 that works
Click on File, then Save, and make a file for your save. Every time you turn on the ROM, you'll click on File, then Load, and open your save file.
In order to save a DVD to a mac you will have to get a DVD ripping software, one that I use is called handbrake.
you go to file then hit file save to create the file.wen u want to play it open up vba and open the map. hope it hellped
You can't save using the in-game menu when you use an emulator. Instead, and this is for the VBA specifically, go to File > Save Game > and choose the slot you'd like to use. When you want to play the game you saved, open up the game file as per usual and then go to File > Load Game > choose your game.
You need vba roms from dohgames.com
in VBA change save type to EEPROM, or path it with a SRAM patching program GBATA
A Apple Mac is a computer, not like Window's it is differnt.
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