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  1. 5th-May-2018, 21:11 #1
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    question.... I own the physical copy of dragon quest 1... bit I use a rom copy from that game to play on my mobile phone. Dragon quest has battery save feature when you talk to the king... it saves the data to the cart battery... you can also save the same way with my emulator on my phone... is there any way to use that same rom from my phone with the retropi and use the same saved data?


    I use nostalgia pro for my android... it saves my dragon as

    /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.nostalgiaemulators.nesfull/files/V2_d29989585aa292a0a813fbd3e9b9e762.sav


    thanks
    Last edited by momodig; 5th-May-2018 at 21:15.
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