Nintendo DS save data is saved to the game card, not the console. For most games there is a button combination or menu selection to delete the save data. L+R+A+B+X+Y while the Nintendo logo is displayed will work for many Nintendo games.
If you are using an R4 or other flashcart, you can simply delete the file [ROM filename].SAV
All game data is saved on the game cartridge itself. The DS does not have internal memory for saving game data - the DSi has a memory card, but also does not save game data to it.
You will have to delete any saved files for that game to reset it and start from the beginning. You can do this by accessing the memory section of the Nintendo DS.
On the start screen, press the button combination UP+SELECT+B. This will prompt an erase data screen.
You have to erase the game or press start a new game when the menu loads up. Hope this helps X
== == This varies from game-to-game. For some games you have to press a complex sequence of buttons, and on others there is an option to do this. Directions for doing this will be in the instruction manual.
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You turn it off and then turn it on but if you want to wipe the data, you can only change settings but the dsi you go to settings and select format system memory. If you want to erase game memory insert the game you want to wipe and go to options select erase data.There you go!
you can't. download the game again
All game data is saved on the game cartridge itself. The DS does not have internal memory for saving game data - the DSi has a memory card, but also does not save game data to it.
The memory card is the game card.
you have to start a new game then save in the save file you want erased, hope it helped!
Only if its an r4 or dstt something like that otherwise no.
No the Nintendo Ds portable console doesn't utilize memory cards the unit has a built in flash memory and the game cartridges themselves include the necessary memory for game saves.
No, the game itself is read-only.
The Nintendo DS doesn't actually require memory cards for game saving, the memory needed to save games is built into the game cartridges themselves.
Unless you are the Albert Einstein of hacking DS games, you would have to erase the entire game.
The data is saved onto the cartridge. Remember that the DS and DS lite do not have internal memory.