Battery Replacement: Updated- check desc. I posted these same instructions awhile back, but have since learned of a way to SAVE ALL YOUR OLD POKEMON! All that you need to do is use the transfer pack on the N64 (the thing that hooks up to the bottom of the controller for your gameboy cartridge). I used Pokemon Stadium 2, which has a feature where you can store all your PC
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Battery Replacement: Updated- check desc

I posted these same instructions awhile back, but have since learned of a way to SAVE ALL YOUR OLD POKEMON! All that you need to do is use the transfer pack on the N64 (the thing that hooks up to the bottom of the controller for your gameboy cartridge). I used Pokemon Stadium 2, which has a feature where you can store all your PC boxes on the Pokemon Stadium cartridge to load back on your gameboy when you've replaced your game's battery. Go to Professor Oak's lab in Stadium, and use the machine ...more »

I posted these same instructions awhile back, but have since learned of a way to SAVE ALL YOUR OLD POKEMON! All that you need to do is use the transfer pack on the N64 (the thing that hooks up to the bottom of the controller for your gameboy cartridge). I used Pokemon Stadium 2, which has a feature where you can store all your PC boxes on the Pokemon Stadium cartridge to load back on your gameboy when you've replaced your game's battery. Go to Professor Oak's lab in Stadium, and use the machine on the far-right side. Thanks for reading.

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#42 - melloickii (08/05/2012) [-]
to small to read
#26 - rootytootyfrooty (08/05/2012) [-]
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User avatar #79 - kinglobster (08/06/2012) [+] (3 replies)
good thing you told us not to lose that screw. because whenever I take something apart i just toss screws all around the room.
User avatar #102 - abovelawl (08/06/2012) [-]
finally found a use for my electron microscope
#124 - hakusprite (08/06/2012) [+] (4 replies)
wtf how am I supposed to read this?
wtf how am I supposed to read this?
#133 - N. Korean citizen (08/06/2012) [-]
I have no problem reading this at all. Even though I know a fly used this font.
I have no problem reading this at all. Even though I know a fly used this font.
#54 - ragingbrony (08/06/2012) [-]
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#126 - telmerthisisasix (08/06/2012) [+] (3 replies)
Might not be a bad idea to trade all your favorites to another game (using pokemon you don't care about of course) before replacing battery, then trade back when done?
Might not be a bad idea to trade all your favorites to another game (using pokemon you don't care about of course) before replacing battery, then trade back when done?
User avatar #82 - commanderbunbun (08/06/2012) [-]
i've done this before, felt like disarming a bomb
#61 - kidink (08/06/2012) [-]
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#63 - comeatmebrother (08/06/2012) [+] (1 reply)
#106 - skuser (08/06/2012) [+] (1 reply)
Seriously OP, use a bigger font..
User avatar #95 - gravediggernalk (08/06/2012) [+] (3 replies)
Just going to save this in my 'life hacks' folder for later . . .
#86 - tariv (08/06/2012) [+] (1 reply)
You are this awesome.
#83 - coolcman (08/06/2012) [+] (1 reply)
replacing the battery still wont bring back my dream team.
#66 - exorbis (08/06/2012) [-]
And to think people are having trouble with these things
#58 - scottmc (08/06/2012) [-]
My apologies for having the text so hard to read. I jumped to the conclusion that the Asians who made the games already know how to do this, and don't need instructions.
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