While the battery is likely the issue, you’re not going to know for sure until you’re able to try a different one. You likely discharged it to 0 while you left it sleeping with a flash card running.
Do you have any friends who might have a console and let you try their battery?
Well, I wasn’t suggesting that the OG colorized Gameboy game had somehow slipped under your radar. (It is, in fact, the reason the colorized hacks sometimes append “DX” to their name.) I was just reminiscing about a game from my childhood that was colorized.
While not a hack, Link’s Awakening DX was the first time I ever bought a game twice. I saved up for a summer and bought the original Gameboy bundle that came with Link’s Awakening and played through it countless times. When the DX version was released I pounced immediately and that’s the version...
The battery light should still be an indicator/warning. Depending on your brightness, power save setting, and battery health you should still have time to save and turn off once the light turns red.
To be fair, Scarlet/Violet was limited to a single platform so accessibility itself prevents an apples to apples comparison.
However, if Pokémon had been innovating in any meaningful way there wouldn’t be such a huge gap for Palworld to come in and fill. I have yet to play Palworld but it...
Wow… Time flies…
All of the above is still spot on except two years after that post my second son was born.
It’s cool to see how many people from those days still poke around here from time to time.