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check the settings of the emulator, there might be a setting for that, otherwise you'll have to buy the game.
Assign a button or key to the "select" command in the controller configuration settings.
If it doesn't crash when you start it up you can just change the settings back to what they were before. If it does you might need to delete your configuration file.
When you start up the Minecraft Launcher, above 'Log In' is 'Settings'. In the Settings, select 'Force Update', then 'Done'. It will re-download the minecraft.jar, wiping any changes you have made to it.
You need a different region's game or to change your DS settings.
So far, no emulator can do wifi. Not even on laptops and netbooks.
It depends on the settings you set for your emulator. Go into your emulator and go to the controller settings area to set the controls.
check the settings of the emulator, there might be a setting for that, otherwise you'll have to buy the game.
Check the control settings of your emulator.
Just select each button and hit the Close button. The emulator will automatically remember those settings.
Assign a button or key to the "select" command in the controller configuration settings.
because it is an emulator and most of them cannot always run any ROM. you can start changing the settings but I'll recommend that you use the most compatible emulator right now(=DeSmuMe)
many games will run, its all about finding the right settings to make it all work
If it doesn't crash when you start it up you can just change the settings back to what they were before. If it does you might need to delete your configuration file.
In the original SNES release, the crocomire fight was fully lighted and colored. If you are playing on an emulator, the problem exists with your computer, the ROM, or the emulator's configuration settings. Unless you can pinpoint the problem, you should consult the emulator's (or ROM's) forums.
You aren't being very specific, but a common problem is that you have the wrong setting for you NDS backup. -Open Platinum in No$, press F11 to open Emulation Settings (or click Options, then Emulation Settings). -On the left, near the bottom, is a drop-down menu labeled "NDS Cartridge Backup Media." Chances are, yours is set to one of the EEPROM. -Platinum uses FLASH, I think 256k, but I'm not positive. Flip around with that menu for a bit, resetting the emulator in between changing it. That might fix it. -If that's not what was wrong, you should have been more specific with your question. Try asking again, with more details.
When you start up the Minecraft Launcher, above 'Log In' is 'Settings'. In the Settings, select 'Force Update', then 'Done'. It will re-download the minecraft.jar, wiping any changes you have made to it.