Can't get to saved files on DS Lite with GBA FireRed

if you would like you play it on your computer.
download one of these emulators: http://www.emulator-zone.com/doc.php/gba/
then download this rom: http://www.coolrom.com/roms/gba/14488/Pokemon_-_Fire_Red.php

Sites like
romulation.com
ffinsider.net/nds-roms
rom-freaks.net

Should allow you to get the games. However, you will need to purchase additional hardware to play on your DS. However, these games can be played on your computer using a NDS emulator such as no$gba.
P.S. Its illegal to download commercial roms unless you have already purchased it.

u need to download visual boy advance then download pokemon fire red rom.


1-Visual boy advance http://sourceforge.net/projects/vba/files/VisualBoyAdvance/1.7.2/VisualBoyAdvance-1.7.2.zip/download

2-Pokemon fire red rom http://rohanpranav.tripod.com/id25.html

it's not possible to get back the saved file..... for some reason that happens a lot on ds/ds lites..... there is nothing wrong with the emerald game. try playing emerald on a GBA.

your fire red is corrupted and auotomatically deleted

it might be, but try to use it on a gba SP or a Ds lite

Do you mean on VBA?

You don't you press file then save it on slot 1

u cant play without using visual boy advance

Do so how you normally would when playing the GBA game on a GBA (It best be a GBA game, because DS and DS Lites cannot communicate to older Game Boy games), go through the menus (on the game) and delete the files. It's not a matter of the DS having the problem it's the game.

I've went through the menu's and deleted the game but my game still has "corrupted data":

First, do all you can do, clean out the slot in the DS Lite, and the cartridge (with a damp, NOT SOAKING WET, cotton swab), and try the game again. Start a new save file, save it after a ways, and try to load it again. IF it -STILL- has a corrupted save file problem, then it is time to bring it to the seller or the manufacturer.

The seller: Telling the seller what's happening is great. BUT SHOWING the seller that the save data never loads really helps! Customers can say quite a few things to Sellers just to get a new game or their money back, but showing them is pretty much proof. No, you don't -HAVE- to show them, but if the seller is -that- skeptical, it may be wise to bring your DS along with you.

The manufacturer: All games have a Technical support call number, also going to nintendo's main site,www.nintendo.com/, and going straight to their technical support pages helps too. Sending it in will warrant a little wait time, but if done correctly you will receive a fixed or new game from them as well.