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Sega saturn memory problem
Cuzkey - Feb 2, 2003
  Cuzkey Feb 2, 2003
I have recently bought a sega saturn from a mom a pops store. after bringing the system home and playing a game for awile i noticed, after playing and saving the game, i am able to quit to the title screen and load the save up again. but after turning the power off to the console and turning it back on. it loads up to the time and date menu in the sega saturn configuration start up, i was wondering if buying a ram cart would fix this, or if its a more internal problem. please someone get back to me, so i dont have to leave my saturn on 24/7 to be able to beat a game

thank u

 vbt Feb 2, 2003
You have to change the CR 2032 baterry of your saturn. That's all. I have the same problem, this time I didn't lost many saves since I put all saves on my memory card

 Cuzkey Feb 3, 2003
thx man. now how would i go about doing that? and where would i be able to find a CR 2032 baterry? thx for the help.

p.s. sorry to admins. i posted this twice in two different spots. i didnt bother to scroll down to see the different console forum section. it wont happen again.

 Cuzkey Feb 3, 2003
nm, i found out how to do it. thx though.

now wheres that panzer dragoon saga joint at! lol i cant wait to buy and play it.

 Pearl Jammzz Feb 4, 2003
joint? what u gunna do, smoke it? hehe. I guess u might get hi from the fumes...if u can get it to burn.

 Megazoid Feb 6, 2003
Kinda stupid question: can you change almost discharged CR2032 on new one without losing saves?

 Cuzkey Feb 6, 2003

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by BJammzz@Feb. 04 2003, 7:33 pm



joint? what u gunna do, smoke it? hehe. I guess u might get hi from the fumes...if u can get it to burn.


joint = the game kind of like saying "the thing" or "jown"

 CHAZumaru °_° Feb 6, 2003

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Megazoid@Feb. 06 2003, 11:09 am



Kinda stupid question: can you change almost discharged CR2032 on new one without losing saves?


yes by changing the battery whereas the Saturn is on.

Supposed to be shock-hazardous, but isn't.