I have the same game for the Gameboy and all I had to do was start a new game and the old one was deleted. I don't know if the same rules apply.
You can't delete a game, as they are on the game cards. If you mean the data, you should be able to delete it in the options menu of that specific game.
The only time any GBA or DS game ever does that is if the cartridge (game pack) itself is damaged.
No, but you can save over them.
How do you delete a game in petz puppyz and kittennz game for nintendo ds
Go on new game and then it asks if you want to delete game, press yes. Then go onto new game again
click on the help button to find out how. or just press the delete button on the screen if there is one.
You can't delete a game, as they are on the game cards. If you mean the data, you should be able to delete it in the options menu of that specific game.
Start a new game and then save it on the file you want to erase.
To delete your save file on "Lord of the Rings: Conquest" for the DS, start by turning on the game. On the title screen, hold down the L and R buttons simultaneously. While holding these buttons, press the Start button to access the delete save option. Follow the on-screen prompts to confirm the deletion of your save file.
The only time any GBA or DS game ever does that is if the cartridge (game pack) itself is damaged.
it's easy you just make another file to delete that one say if the file you wanted to delete was on the first slot. you just save another file onto that one and BAM it's gone if that doesn't work then i don't know
No, but you can save over them.
It is not possible to delete the campaign game in Zoo Tycoon 2 on the Nintendo DS games console. All you can do is delete the saved game data.
Currently, there is not a free download of the full version of Catz for the Nintendo DS. You can download a free trial version though.
How do you delete a game in petz puppyz and kittennz game for nintendo ds
The Game Boy Advance (GBA) deletes the save file when starting a Nintendo DS game because the DS uses a different save file system and structure. When the DS is initialized, it may need to clear any existing data to ensure compatibility with its own save format. This process helps prevent potential corruption or conflicts between the save files of GBA and DS games. Additionally, the DS's architecture requires exclusive access to its own game memory, which can lead to the deletion of previous game saves.
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