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Uber Geek
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Topic # 97049 9-Feb-2012 23:39
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Abit bored tonight, started looking up information/videos about my childhood cartoons and came across this article. Looks like Pokemon Blue/Red/Yellow games will no longer be playable in about a year.

http://www.techday.co.nz/gameconsole/news/clock-ticking-on-original-pokemon-games/21975/2/

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Master Geek
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  Reply # 591898 7-Mar-2012 18:56
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Just change the battery? I did it, and figured out how to do it without even losing my save... about a 5 minute job, if that

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