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The amazing USB-C gadgets that play old Nintendo cartridges

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フラッシュメモリ普及前のニンテンドーカセットは小さな時計用電池でセーブデータを保持しており、26年を経て電池が枯渇しデータ消失のリスクが高まっている

Key points

  • •ポケモンピンボールなどの古いゲームカセットは、内部の小型電池によってセーブデータを保持している
  • •長年の使用により電池が消耗し、セーブデータやハイスコアが失われるケースが増加している
  • •USB-C接続のガジェットを使用することで、これらの古いカセットを現代のデバイスでプレイできる可能性がある
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