My review of the Yobo FC Game Console

Includes Atari 2600, Nintendo 8-bit, Sega Master System, MSX and more!

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Valium
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Post by Valium »

Its just a little finicky sometimes, because if I needed a new battery, it wouldn't save again till I replaced it. And it still does save.
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SZF2001
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Post by SZF2001 »

17daysolderthannes wrote:
SZF2001 wrote:
Turbo Tax 1.0 wrote:enjoyed it, makes me want to buy a yobo :P even though I already have an fctwin

sz you really have had no problems with smrpg? I played it once and all of my game saves were erased
Yea, it works fine. Looks like you need to change a battery.
speaking of that, has anyone done an SNES battery change how to with pictures? I searched a while back out of curiousity and all the ones I found were text-only. Also, I've heard you can either solder in a new tabbed battery or electrical tape in a regular battery (safer and easier, but maybe less reliable). Here's an opportunity for someone itching to make a writeup and not having any ideas ;) .
I got one bookmarked at home (IS AT SCHOOL), so I'll post it up later. Or PM you. Actually I'll probably post it just because more people might be interested.
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SZF2001
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Post by SZF2001 »

Here ya go!

How To Change An SNES Game-Save Battery

And the battery.

Here

Have fun.

EDIT: Forgot to mention, NES games should be the same principle as SNES games.
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