You can charge it whilst it's on or off.
Many games have the START button to pause or unpause. If you mean the game has crashed then you will need to turn it off.
If the game doesn't have a menu option to do so, or in the case of the Pokemon games, a specific set of keypresses described in the manual, then there's no real way to 'delete' the saved games, apart from overwriting them with newly started games.
Try using ur stylus and pokr out the corner
goto options and goto last scroll on bottom off system update and click it when your done the games will still be in the shop for free and you can download it any time you want.
Yes, you can play Gameboy Advance games on the Nintendo DS Lite, since the DS Lite is just an updated version of the Oringinal Nintendo DS which it can play Gameboy Advance Games.
You can charge it whilst it's on or off.
At gamestop, you get $50 off a dsi when you trade in a regular ds, $70 off a ds lite, and $20 off a gba sp. I traded my ds lite and my gba sp for one.
Many games have the START button to pause or unpause. If you mean the game has crashed then you will need to turn it off.
Depending upon the condition of the game, you can buy them for $40-$50. :) If you're selling be fair to the buyer and tell them of the faults in the game, and make sure to price fairly. By the way, Guitar Hero for the Nintendo DS can be used on the original Nintendo DS, and the Nintendo DS Lite. (Sadly, Nintendo DSi cannot cope with Guitar Hero, so if you love to play Guitar Hero don't trade in your Nintendo DS Lite to GameStop for the extra $70 off of the Nintendo DSi...)
If the game doesn't have a menu option to do so, or in the case of the Pokemon games, a specific set of keypresses described in the manual, then there's no real way to 'delete' the saved games, apart from overwriting them with newly started games.
Use a stylus, not your fingers.
Well, it is $169.99 + tax. Unless of course you trade in one of your previous Nintendo hand held devices such as: GBA SP $20 off, Nintendo DS $50 off, and Nintendo DS Lite $70 off.
Go to best buy or game stop
If you mean browse the web with it, no you cannot do this on a regular DS lite, however if you use enough modifications on it you could get it to browse the web. Personally I think you would be better off selling your DS lite for a DSi or DSi XL that can browse the web without modifying it from its original state.
The best way to manage your memory card is to put the card into the player 1 controller and hold START while you turn on the power to the system. This accesses the Memory Manager function of the Nintendo 64 and lets you select what you want to delete.
Try using ur stylus and pokr out the corner