System date error! please check NDS system date.
I have a tempory method of fixing it!
- Take out the NDS cards and start up DS without them
- Tap the symbol in the middle of the screen at the bottom that looks like a DS.
- Tap the blue box with a calender and clock in.
- Change the date a month or two back.
- Restart DS with NDS cards in.
- Done!
Although this temporary the people at NDS are working for a solution i think. But until then you might just have to keep putting the date back.
Can't save any games.
Okay, your games don't save on your game boy itself, they actually save on the cartridges. The way it maintains the save is a small battery inside the game. It sounds like the battery is going or is completely dead. You can try to manually replace the battery inside the game, or take it to a Nintendo retailer and see if they can't replace it for you. Hope this helps you out :)
Two things: the dsi action replay will not stay
- Action Replay Not Staying Inserted:
- The issue with the Action Replay not staying inserted into the DSi may be due to a loose or damaged cartridge slot on the DSi or an issue with the Action Replay cartridge itself.
- Check the Action Replay cartridge for any visible damage, including bent pins or connectors. If you find any, it may need to be repaired or replaced.
- Try inserting other game cartridges into your DSi to see if they fit securely. If other cartridges also don't stay in place, it could indicate a problem with the DSi's cartridge slot.
- DSi Not Recognizing Game Cartridge:
- If your DSi doesn't recognize that there's a game in the slot, this could be related to the Action Replay cartridge, or it could be a more general issue with the DSi.
- Test this issue with regular game cartridges that are known to work. If the DSi still doesn't recognize them, there may be a problem with the cartridge slot.
- If other game cartridges work fine, the issue may be specific to the Action Replay. In this case, you should contact the manufacturer or distributor for support or a replacement.
In either case, if the problem persists, you may want to consider having your DSi and Action Replay inspected or repaired by a professional technician, or contact Nintendo's customer support for further assistance. Make sure to follow their guidance and ensure that your DSi and accessories are in good working condition.
I have a blinking red light on my nintendo nes game system. what does that mean?
The blinking red light on your Nintendo NES game system typically indicates a connection or cartridge issue. It could mean that the cartridge isn't inserted properly or is dirty. Try removing the cartridge, blowing on it to remove dust, and reinserting it firmly. If the problem persists, you may want to clean the connectors on both the cartridge and the NES system with a soft, clean cloth or cleaning solution specifically designed for this purpose. If that doesn't resolve the issue, there might be a more serious problem with the console, and you may need to consult a technician for repairs.
Hello, I'm Juan in Virginia.
You can blow in the gameboy game then put it in the gameboy and put the game in really hard. That is what I do every time my gameboy game doesn't work
Red light and clicking sound Nintendo wii
It could very well be the fact that it has stopped working and has now died on you guys also. You can be another Wii console from Lukie Games or DKOldies or JJ games or East Starland games.
NINTENDO DS LITE WON'T CHARGE OR POWER ON
Hey everyone, not sure if this will work for everyone, but its worth a shot. my problem was identical to all the others here, a flash of orange and then nothing.
i thought perhaps those little metal contacts on the battery and the ds had build up a little corrosion, interrupting the charge. so, i took some rubbing alcohol and q-tips and gently scrubbed them clean, both on the battery AND the ds side.
After this, my ds has worked flawlessly. Hope it's the same for you!
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