N64 saving
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My buddy is letting me borrow his N64 and I'm having fun, but I had a question. He has games like Ocarina of Time and Super Mario 64 with saves already on them. I want to play the games fresh, but don't want to delete his saves. Is there any way to do this?
>>2947562
He needs to keep three saves for each game?
Not really. If your borrowing the stuff, you might as well just play through the games in one sitting or leave the system on/not shutting it off. Or you could buy your own copies if you plan to get your own system eventually anyway.
AFAIK, both ocarina and sm64 have multiple save slots.
>>2947562
Just delete his saves. Im sure he wont mind.
>>2947562
Ask your friend if you can fucking delete ONE of his save files. I doubt he gives a shit about all of them. Or any of them, really.
How socially inept are you faggots, anyway?
>>2947632
I didn't want to delete anything because he said those saves are "muh childhood", even a SM64 save with 4 stars. Wanted to know if there was a way around it.
>>2947839
I don't think these files keep track of date.
Just start a new file, play away, then when you have to return the game to him just start a new file, get these 4 stars and nothing happened, his files are intact.
Anyway, your friend sounds like a faggot, 4 files is plenty. Especially on a game like SM64 that lets you get stars as many times as you want.
>>2947860
Anon won't know which four stars to get though.
>>2948014
you can check which stars you have in the game.
>>2948027
Unless they are the castle's secret stars in which case he'll have to do some testing
You delete the save with the least amount of progress.
