No, there apparently is no battery backup. Maybe one of the system tools does that, but I don't have them yet. n/t

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This message was posted by Chris, posted on September 08, 2000 at 01:34:05 coming from 216.66.137
This message is a reply to Re: Dr. PC Jr. Success! posted from dis0wned posted at September 07, 2000 at 20:03:12
> Can you save your game with games like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy, or any other games that you can save your progress with? Like when you get to a save point in Final Fantasy, and save your game there, when you reload the game will you be able to load from the save point? Thanks.

> > Hi, guys. I have finally been able to load games into my Dr. PC Jr. without the use of the system disks! Those should be coming, and I still can't back up my games, I don't think.

> > However, for all of your benefit, to play games on the Dr. PC Jr., you have to convert them from an iNES ROM (QND is the best program for that), and copy it to a high density floppy disk, and make sure the name of the ROM begins with "FC". The PCJR needs that to be able to play it. So, you can fill a disk with games like "FC1001", "FCEBZERO.PCJ", "FCMARIO", etc.
> > Some games might not work, but a couple have worked for me already, and I am happy.

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Message	> > Can you save your game with games like Dragon Warrior or Final Fantasy, or any other games that you can save your progress with? Like when you get to a save point in Final Fantasy, and save your game there, when you reload the game will you be able to load from the save point? Thanks. > > > Hi, guys. I have finally been able to load games into my Dr. PC Jr. without the use of the system disks! Those should be coming, and I still can't back up my games, I don't think. > > > However, for all of your benefit, to play games on the Dr. PC Jr., you have to convert them from an iNES ROM (QND is the best program for that), and copy it to a high density floppy disk, and make sure the name of the ROM begins with "FC". The PCJR needs that to be able to play it. So, you can fill a disk with games like "FC1001", "FCEBZERO.PCJ", "FCMARIO", etc. > > > Some games might not work, but a couple have worked for me already, and I am happy.
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