Nintendo Game Boy

The fire orange and fire red controller usually sell for around £15+ and games are best sold seperate, also, if you are selling it and have a realistic postage price to scotland i ma be interested, just tell me ur Combined price for console and games

Try to hit right button on that file and if it's possible press edit . Open it with notepad and hit file>save as> all files> filename.gba

Another way is just to rename it --- > filename.gba

you can migrate from any gba Pokemon games. the gbc games cannot fit into the slot because of the bottom of the catridge.

It depends on the cartridge, but the basic steps involve buying a refill kit, probably you must uncover a label where there are some holes, and stick a needle-like-thing into each hole and insert the respective color. Be sure to buy the right refill. The refill kit should come with exact directions. This only applies for inkjet printers.

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The DSi doesn't have a gameboy slot, so GB, GBC or GBA games can't be played on it at all.

You can not do that that is the color but I can understand if you want it black and white but if it was black and white get a colored game but if you have a colored game get a black and white e it is so simple easy a as pie. Also you can get a black and white one it is called gameboy but the colored one is called Nintendo DSi or and 3DS or just a nintendo!

fairly sure its bugs bunny's crazy castle. I dont know which one though, I believe there have been 4 of them

Earlier model video games were distributed in a proprietary cartridge format that was specific to each gaming platform. Examples are games for the Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and Nintendo Game Boy. One advantage of cartridges over CDs is that the save data for the game could be stored directly on the cartridge itself, instead of requiring the system to have a hard drive (e.g. Nintendo Wii, Sony PS3) or requiring the users to buy memory cards (e.g. Nintendo 64, Sony Playstation). The way that the manufacturers originally designed this built-in rewritable storage for the cartridges was with a kind of RAM (random access memory, like for your computer) called SRAM. SRAM requires constant power to store it's data which means if you turned the game off you would lose your saves. How did the designers cope with this problem? Each cartridge contains a battery that keeps the SRAM going so that your save data can be stored. Unfortunately, this means that eventually (after several years) the cartridge's internal battery will die and your save data will no longer survive after your system is reset. More modern cartridge formats, such as some of the newer GameBoy Advance games, use different kinds of RAM (e.g. flash and EEPROM) that do not require constant power to keep their data. However, if you have one of the older games and its battery dies, you are generally out of luck unless you want to try and open it up and replace the battery yourself (not recommended).

No. You might be able to find an adapter, but the Game Boy is old enough, you probably wont find anything

Yep. That's the whole point. The Pokemon moves from the GBA game to your DS game. :'|

actually, you wouldn't have to trade because there is a place to play the GAMEBOY SP game on the DS. hope i helped!!

i belive that you can use the ds but it has to be on a certain day, week, month, etc... if you want mystery gift than check out the Pokemon webstie. it has all the info for mystery gift, where and how to get them.

No purify it first then you can.

the only way i know how to get deoxys is on emerald in order to get it you will need to beat the Pokemon league 500 times then go to the space center and talk to one of the prof. i don't know which then a metor will crash outside and you walk outside you will see a stone in the metor save while you inside the space center hit A on the rock and you will battle deoxys WARNING: bring lots of revives full restores and ulrta balls this will be a long battle and you may have to try many times

hey look on gameshark.com might have it iduno look all i found was cheats

Downloading with 100% safety is not possible but the Emulator-Zone is a good place.

Yes, you can play the game on a Game Boy Advance SP. The Game Boy Advance SP can play both Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, in addition to Game Boy Advance games.

no there is no multi system link cord

You need to put the Gameboy game in the DS, turn on Diamond/Pearl and on the main menu it should say migrate from whatever Gameboy Pokemon it is. The simple answer is you cannot migrate Pokemon to Diamond or Pearl from any Gameboy Color game. The cartridge does not fit into the DS, for one and the games cannot link to the DS via link cable; thus making migrating impossible from Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Gold, Silver and Crystal.

In order to run any GBA games on a Cyclops DS Evoloution Modcard, you need a GBA expansion pack, such as EZFlash 3 in 1.

You may then run the game as normal, the mod chip will then proceed to patch the game if it is your first time running the ROM.

No it shouldn't. The gameboy advance does not keep the save data it just reads it from the game cartridge so if anything the cartridge is faulty.

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You need to Migrate Pokemon from the PC boxes from GBA Pokemon games then you can enter the great marsh. if you have the DS I. You can't do it. I hope i answer your question? so if you don't migrate Pokemon from: FireRed LeafGreen Sapphire Emerald RubyEtc. you can't enter the marsh (Catching show thing)