What game would you save in an acopyalse??
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It depends, is a power supply going to be an issue? Or is this less of a situational thing and more “if you could only play one game for the rest of your life”
If the former, probably something on a AA battery powered system, and something that can last me a long time. Pokémon Emerald is my best bet as it’s on the GBA and it will last 1000s of hours in terms of gameplay.
If the latter, then Minecraft hands down. It easily has enough content and things to do to last someone multiple lifetimes. By the time I get bored with the game I could easily just make a new world and start again.
If the former, probably something on a AA battery powered system, and something that can last me a long time. Pokémon Emerald is my best bet as it’s on the GBA and it will last 1000s of hours in terms of gameplay.
If the latter, then Minecraft hands down. It easily has enough content and things to do to last someone multiple lifetimes. By the time I get bored with the game I could easily just make a new world and start again.
Link&Midna
K-Dawg
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yeah till the clock battery dies
ayy it's still perfectly playable even after it dries out though lmao
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If I aint able to save ALL MY games and some. I'm sitting where I am with a grumpy look on my face accepting my fate.
Link&Midna
K-Dawg
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Won't Mirage Island never show up and thus prevent you from advancing in the game? Thats what happened to me but I was 12 and dumb so maybe I'm wrong about that
Mirage Island is just an optional bonus area
I never found it despite trying almost everyday
Link&Midna
K-Dawg
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Oh really? I thought you needed it for the final gym, I never beat the game cause I couldn't figure out how to get to the gym otherwise lmaoMirage Island is just an optional bonus area
I never found it despite trying almost everyday
Well what kind of apocalypse are we talking about here?
This is a tough decision, I know I'd take my Switch and it's carrying case that has all my physical games in it. I'd be leaving the game boxes behind though. Besides that I'd take my Wii and the Zelda Collector's Edition. 4 games on one disc, you can't beat that. I'd also want to find room for Mario Galaxy 2, DKCR, Wind Waker, and I might as well take TP too.
But like, if I could only take 1 game for some reason I'd take the Zelda Collectors Edition for sure.
This is a tough decision, I know I'd take my Switch and it's carrying case that has all my physical games in it. I'd be leaving the game boxes behind though. Besides that I'd take my Wii and the Zelda Collector's Edition. 4 games on one disc, you can't beat that. I'd also want to find room for Mario Galaxy 2, DKCR, Wind Waker, and I might as well take TP too.
But like, if I could only take 1 game for some reason I'd take the Zelda Collectors Edition for sure.
for the final gym you have to use dive to submerge and swim around until you emerge inside the city iirc lol
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https://youtu.be/2X7O6ogoLB4 this is inspiration....
Even then, I really doubt it would be too hard to find a new battery and a soldering iron when everyone else is dead
Mikey the Moblin
if I had a nickel for every time I ran out of spac
You don't even need solder I believe. You just pillage someone's watch, crack the cartridge open, swap out the battery, and glue it back together
I actually own the bit needed to take apart the cart without breaking it, and though I’ve never repaired the battery in a GBA game, I have with GB and GBC and they definitely require solder in order to do it safely.
Fallout, for strategy ideas.