Pokemon Gold I Silver Download [PORTABLE]

I recently bought a copy of Pokmon gold version at a car boot sale. I played it for a while but then I had to stop, so I saved and then turned the game boy off, and took the game out. The next day when I put it back in my Game Boy and switched it on, all my save data was gone and the only options were New Game and Cancel.

This instructable shows you how to replace a battery in a pokemon gold/silver cart.

If yours deletes your save and won't let you save anymore then chances are you will need to replace the battery.

This may work with other gameboy games but pokemon gold/silver are the only ones I know about.

Please Note: I take no responsibility for any damage to you, your gameboy, your game or anything else. My game and gameboy are fine and this shouldn't damage them, Just covering myself.

Please note: if you have ANY type of save that loads up then this will wreck that, otherwise lets get started

EDIT: quadcam24 has suggested in the comments that instead of using a screwdriver you could use fine tipped pliers to turn the security screw, this method would be easier and quicker than using a screwdriver if you could find pliers with thin enough tips

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I just followed your guide and it worked like a charm! I was infuriated at not being able to open my Silver cartridge with a flat screw driver, nor finding the right tool at my local hardware store...so i stumbled across this post and arvin.barcia's hack comment with a melted pen case that worked so well the first try I couldn't believe it. Then spent a good 20mins detaching the metal tabs from the old battery before replacing it and neatly and securely fastening it all up with electrical tape! Everything's working so well I might just ditch my 3DS and Heartgold to replay ol' Silver...

Listen, ive really grown to enjoy these games as of late. I find their simplicity to be fascinating and has led them to endure the test of time. Those simple pokemon sprites are also some of my favorite from a visual aspect.

However, recently I went back to revisit an old savefile of Crystal after playing through Scarlet Violet twice. I wanted to check what pokemon and gym badges I had, and man was it a chore. Perhaps my mind would change if I attempted a new playthrough, but just revisiting it as I did left me with the impression that Gen 2 has not aged very well since I last played it.

While I grew up with Pokemon Red, every time I felt like replaying old pokemon games I gravitated towards Gen 2 precisely because it felt much smoother gameplay. In rough layman's term, Gen 1 wastes too much of our time in between small animations. Once more, thank you very much Mr. Iwata

Pokmon Gold and Silver remains one of the top rated and favorite games in the Pokmon franchise for fans all around. Their popularity was heavily boosted with Heartgold and Soulsilver which, at the time, modernized the games and brought with it Pokmon that could follow you wherever you go. And now, with the rerelease of Pokmon Gold and Silver on the Virtual Console, I thought it was time to revisit these games but this time ask the crucial question, what are the best types for a Monotype (or Single Type) Run? 17dc91bb1f