erase data of street fighter 2 turbo revival

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Hi

I'm asking because I bought this game used and with all the secrets
unlocked.
I wanted to unlock them myself, but I can't find an option to reset the
game data. Is there actually one?

thanks for your help
christian

 

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christian brandt wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm asking because I bought this game used and with all the secrets
> unlocked.
> I wanted to unlock them myself, but I can't find an option to reset the
> game data. Is there actually one?
>
> thanks for your help
> christian
>
>

Not sure if it works for every game, but the basic way to do it for a
lot of games is something like this: Hold down L, R, Select, and Start,
then turn the power ON. I believe it is all four buttons, or at least
some combination of them, but again, it may not work for all games.

 

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Did not work with this one.
If you press L+R and select+start, the game stops at the "game boy" screen
(the first screen when you turn the power on).
Then you have to press a or b and the game starts normal, but with all the
data restored :-(

thanks anyway
christian


"John Salerno" <johnjsal@NOSPAMrcn.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:UZWdnRi26a5-wwvcRVn-oQ@rcn.net...
> christian brandt wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I'm asking because I bought this game used and with all the secrets
>> unlocked.
>> I wanted to unlock them myself, but I can't find an option to reset the
>> game data. Is there actually one?
>>
>> thanks for your help
>> christian
>
> Not sure if it works for every game, but the basic way to do it for a
> lot of games is something like this: Hold down L, R, Select, and Start,
> then turn the power ON. I believe it is all four buttons, or at least
> some combination of them, but again, it may not work for all games.

 

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christian brandt wrote:
> Did not work with this one.
> If you press L+R and select+start, the game stops at the "game boy" screen
> (the first screen when you turn the power on).
> Then you have to press a or b and the game starts normal, but with all the
> data restored :-(
>
> thanks anyway
> christian
>
>
> "John Salerno" <johnjsal@NOSPAMrcn.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:UZWdnRi26a5-wwvcRVn-oQ@rcn.net...
>
>>christian brandt wrote:
>>
>>>Hi
>>>
>>>I'm asking because I bought this game used and with all the secrets
>>>unlocked.
>>>I wanted to unlock them myself, but I can't find an option to reset the
>>>game data. Is there actually one?
>>>
>>>thanks for your help
>>>christian
>>
>>Not sure if it works for every game, but the basic way to do it for a
>>lot of games is something like this: Hold down L, R, Select, and Start,
>>then turn the power ON. I believe it is all four buttons, or at least
>>some combination of them, but again, it may not work for all games.
>
>
>

Sorry, I was mistaken. I just checked my Metroid Zero Mission guide, and
it says to hold down L+R when turning the power on, and an option should
appear to erase all data. You might try that, but again it might just be
for metroid.

 

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John Salerno <johnjsal@NOSPAMrcn.com> wrote in
news:3PKdnYdRJNicKQrcRVn-sw@rcn.net:

> christian brandt wrote:
>> Did not work with this one.
>> If you press L+R and select+start, the game stops at the "game boy"
>> screen (the first screen when you turn the power on).
>> Then you have to press a or b and the game starts normal, but with
>> all the data restored :-(
>>
>> thanks anyway
>> christian
>>
>>
>> "John Salerno" <johnjsal@NOSPAMrcn.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> news:UZWdnRi26a5-wwvcRVn-oQ@rcn.net...
>>
>>>christian brandt wrote:
>>>
>>>>Hi
>>>>
>>>>I'm asking because I bought this game used and with all the secrets
>>>>unlocked.
>>>>I wanted to unlock them myself, but I can't find an option to reset
>>>>the game data. Is there actually one?
>>>>
>>>>thanks for your help
>>>>christian
>>>
>>>Not sure if it works for every game, but the basic way to do it for a
>>>lot of games is something like this: Hold down L, R, Select, and
>>>Start, then turn the power ON. I believe it is all four buttons, or
>>>at least some combination of them, but again, it may not work for all
>>>games.
>>
>>
>>
>
> Sorry, I was mistaken. I just checked my Metroid Zero Mission guide,
> and it says to hold down L+R when turning the power on, and an option
> should appear to erase all data. You might try that, but again it
> might just be for metroid.

Does the save data in GBA games disappear if you take the battery out of
the cartridge or does it have flash ram?

Just wondering. It may be a radical solution if you have a tripoint
screwdriver.

--

 

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"rkcoggy" <rkcoggynospamforme@hotmail.com> schrieb
>
>
> Does the save data in GBA games disappear if you take the battery out of
> the cartridge or does it have flash ram?
>
> Just wondering. It may be a radical solution if you have a tripoint
> screwdriver.

Hmm

because the games have to work with the normal gba as with the sp, i think
it is flash ram. so this probably won't work.

thanks for your help
christian

 

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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 16:18:32 +0100, "christian brandt" <urrstar@gmx.de>
wrote:

>
>"rkcoggy" <rkcoggynospamforme@hotmail.com> schrieb
>>
>>
>> Does the save data in GBA games disappear if you take the battery out of
>> the cartridge or does it have flash ram?
>>
>> Just wondering. It may be a radical solution if you have a tripoint
>> screwdriver.
>
>Hmm
>
>because the games have to work with the normal gba as with the sp, i think
>it is flash ram. so this probably won't work.
>
>thanks for your help
>christian
>

How a given game saves its game-state (flash RAM or battery) is entirely
cartridge dependent... whether it's played in a normal GBA or an SP is
irrelevant.

Regards,
Graham Holden (g-holden AT dircon DOT co DOT uk)
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