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What do you mean by that? Do I need the DSTWO card for that or is that feature integrated by default? And does the original DS even support Wi-Fi (or has a module integrated)?Also a little side question here: Will I be able to play games with the DSTWO (since the tools that I need to run are .nds files I suppose so) and will they have the same performance as an original game (or at least an acceptable)? Regarding the GB© backup module I could only find this (and only there available) -> http://www.hkems.com/product/gb/gba-tr.htm Perhaps it even works for gba games but I read about some problems with that and I'm not sure I want to spend more than 30$ on that thing if I use it only once (not to mention the additional shipping costs from the other side of the world...).
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Hi there, I'm planning to backup my savegames on my PC of my good old Pokemon Gold (GBC) and Pokemon Ruby (GBA) games so I can continue playing them on emulators or simply having them saved on my PC. However even after doing some searching I was unable to find some clear answers to my questions so I'm just going to ask them here: 1) Is there a way to backup GBC and GBA game saves with the same setup? I don't really want to order extra equipment for every different "platform" so I really would prefer an "all in one" solution. 2) What is the best way to do this? I have a Game Boy Advance and a Nintendo DS (1st Gen) at hand. I stumbled upon something called SuperCard DSTWO which supposedly gives you the possiblity to backup GBA games (by using an extra tool). That would be pretty neat, especially if I also could backup NDS saves with it (I'm planning to buy NDS pokemon games in the near future). However I imagine that I can't use it for GBC games or is there a way to do it? And I found some mentioning that this SuperCard only works for NDSi and above, is that true? 3) Once I have the backup of my games, will I be able to simply use them with emulators like DeSmuME or Visual Boy Advance? And can I also transfer those savesfiles back on the cartridge (with the same method I used to get them)? Thats all for now, I hope you can answer all the questions, thanks in advance
