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Brisbane, Australia

I just installed my v4 Envy and now the DMG won't play pokemon games. It plays other games (Super Mario Land, LSDJ, Dr. Mario, Game Gallery) but none of the pokemon games.

Any idea?

What is different about the pokemon games in the first place that could cause an issue?

Last edited by jackary (May 27, 2013 4:19 am)

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clovis CA

clean the contacts on the game smile rubbing alcohol on a qtip should do the trick smile

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Unknown

oxide on the pins I think, Idk listen to Alley Beach I'm a jackass

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NC in the US of America

Does the Pokemon game play in other Gameboys? It sounds more like a problem with your game than with the Gameboy.

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Fate is telling you to work harder on music

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matt's mind

use fresh batteries and see if that helps

new batteries seem to clear up so many problems.

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Chicago IL

good

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Finland
Saskrotch wrote:

good

I actually do see what you did there. Or I'm crazier than ever before.

Anyhow, yeah. Sound like your Pokémon games are just dirty as diapers. It's a weird coincidence that it spans more than one game of dem pokemans. *shrug*

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UK, Leicester
Saskrotch wrote:

good

Saskrotch confirmed for shit taste

Jokes

Yh, as people have already said, clean the cart, test in other gameboys and see if it's a problem with it, or just the gameboy.

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Saskrotch wrote:

good

teheheheh

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Brisbane, Australia

Sorry guys, not a cartridge problem! The games all work in other gameboys. I've tried a total of 5 different pokemon carts. I'll swap the gameboy batteries for new ones but i'm not sure what else to do.

Could it be a resistance issue with the screen? I know the backlight (Snow v4 Envy) came with a resistor but i lost it and couldn't find out what ohmage it was so i just ignored it.. Haha!

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You could burn out the backlight without a resistor

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It's cursed.

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East Kilbride, Scotland

Clearly your backlit Game Boys just have better taste than the others.

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Brisbane, Australia

Mate... You did not just say that!

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washington

my guess is that the backlight is drawing too much power for pokemon to boot.

just an idea though, i don't have any hard evidence to back up this.