Quick question, if I switch emulators from mGba to gbSP, will my old save files still work on gbSP?
Thanks for the response.
Thanks for the response.
Homebrew (Question) Switching emulators keeps save files?
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If both use the same save(which usually they do and probably is .sav), it should work, just make sure you put the file where it has to be.
What it won't work is savestates
What it won't work is savestates
The file extension matters, but so does the save format. Google can lead you to emulator save converters if you do need one, so don't give up just because the formats differ.
That being said, back up your saves before converting and keep your old emulator around.
That being said, back up your saves before converting and keep your old emulator around.
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