[iffy525]

Pokemon Platinum runs fine when I use no$gba, however it never creates any saves. I have tried many things that are supposed to help but to no avail. I have tried using flash 512k backup media as well as using the automatic option. In the configuration settings I have also tried changing the SAV/SNA file format to Uncompressed. Raw did not work either. I always close no$gba using File->Quit.

The thing is, every other game creates saves without a problem. It is just Pokemon Platinum that doesn't work, which is really frustrating. I am using v2.6a. Any help would be very much appreciated! Thanks!

 

[Squall-Leonhart]

Extract the Default(512K).sav and rename it to that of the pokemon game, it should save fine with the file pre-existing. file.

 

[iffy525]

hm. Well I played around a bit, and it seems that the first time I save it works, but then the second time I save it takes forever (never stops). I've had it running for about half an hour.

 

[neloangel]

thanks. i was having the same problem and it work perfectly. strangely this is the first game i've had trouble with.

 

[KusanagiShiro]

It reads "saving" but no SAV is created. Dunno what to do, clueless, HELP!

 

[Smilley]

.sav-files are only created/updated when the emulator is closed properly. You probably had a "Microphone wave-in error" or a similar error that prematurely shut No$ down.

 

[sephunr]

Extract the Default(512K).sav and rename it to that of the pokemon game, it should save fine with the file pre-existing. file.

Still doesn't work for me, what could be the problem?

 

[Squall-Leonhart]

where do you have nogba installed, and do you use Vista?

 

[inocloud]

1:NGZoom might help fix this.
2:Usually SAV files are found in a folder called BATTERY which should be in the same location as the exe-if you do not have one make one

hat's all i know ._.

 

[imlost]

Delete no$gba.ini file and try again.

 

[1stsim144]

I thought you use flash 256k as the backup media ._.

 

[Smilley]

*sigh* No, all 3 standard Pokemon titles for DS use 512k. 256k does get the game to work, but it may corrupt your save on the long run.