/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.7412861]

>dealing with the save battery time of the cartridges, losing the save

yeah I think i'll get a snes mini and not worry about it

[Anonymous No.7412871]

>>7412861
>Filtered by a battery
Holy fuck, moron. Go fuck your face against a brickwall, aint nobody got time for your level of retardation.

[Anonymous No.7412890]

>>7412861
>moving your saves from your SD2SNES card to your backup NAS for safe keeping

[Anonymous No.7413134]

SMW saves aren't really important mementos like
a game with in depth customization, collection or growth systems would be; all SMW saves wind up the same in a matter of hours. If you like the game you probably regularly clear your save to start again.

[Anonymous No.7413238]

>>7412861
>yeah im a faggot

[Anonymous No.7413258]

>>7412890
based, right now im using a Synology Rackstation to manage my save backups but I'm thinking of upgrading to a Quantum StorNext NVMe solution in the next few months

[Anonymous No.7413312]

If you're too onions to desolder the old battery and solder in a new one you can always just bridge a new one in. You can even install a holder so you never need to solder again.

[Anonymous No.7413334]

>>7413312
I did that to pockemon cartridges and its really easy

[Anonymous No.7413345]

>>7412861
Easy 5 minute fix anon.

[Anonymous No.7413385]

>>7413334
the old lithium cell has long gone high resistance so it's invisible to the circuit and you don't need to muck about nearly as much

they don't leak either so it's really not hurting anything to leave it in there

[Anonymous No.7413468]

how many times have you actually went back and played a completed save anyway

[Anonymous No.7413493]

>>7412861
What is it with you faggot and affraid of losing saves.
Affraid you wont be able to complete the game again,i just deleted my save of re2 with all infinite weapon to start a new one to unlock tofu,and guess what,after 2 scenario i had all weapons again.

[Anonymous No.7413501]

>>7413493
compare RE2 with how much progress in FF6 for example, imagine losing all progress

[Anonymous No.7413613]

>>7413501
Yea but once youre finished with that game.if you replay it,you will start from fresh save so you change the battery before.

[Anonymous No.7414494]

>>7413345
I'm eagerly awaiting the inevitable chimp out by that faggot who gets triggered by battery holders because his daddy won't let him use his soldering

[Anonymous No.7414538]

or, alternatively, dont be a weak faggot and just beat the game in one sitting like all the NES games. Its like a fukin hour tops, not taking into consideration speedrunner autism. God forbid you leave the system on for a bit longer if you gotta go take a shit or rub one out. there was that one japano who had his system on for like 20 fucking years was it or some insane shit to keep his progress at one part of a game

[Anonymous No.7415127]

thanks for the replies confirming my point

[Anonymous No.7415179]

>>7412861
You can literally go to a dollar store, buy the battery, unsolder the old battery and put the new one in. You could do this within five minutes of leaving the store. And if you don't want to learn how to do that, plenty of game stores will do it for you.

[Sage you little zoomer faggot No.7415187]

>>7415127

[Anonymous No.7415391]

>>7415187
>buzzword spouting nigger newfag announces sage
every single time without fail.

[Anonymous No.7416868]

>>7412861
I realize this is bait, but I literally still have saves on the original battery of my original SMW cart from 1992. Kill yourself

[Anonymous No.7416896]

I brought two SNES minis to sell on, I brought them both for £70, so i reckon i might sell them for £150 in the box.

I'm also gonna buy two copies of the Mario collection for Switch, that will be worth a lot in a couple of years

[Anonymous No.7417234]

>>7412861
You worry about trivial inconveniences that will happen five years from now and can be fixed in half an hour, tops?

What for?