4th Gen Does the Pokewalker....?

[g.narron]

Does the pokewalker take batteries?

 

[xXI JOE IXx]

I would say most likely yes

 

[The Darkest Gale]

yes it takes normal watch batteries

 

[g.narron]

thanks

thanks you two i wish it would charge though oh well

 

[560cool.]

Since there is aThread open , I dlike to ask ....
The batteries will e includede or will ya need to buy them from shop ?

 

[g.narron]

there

there are batteries already included

 

[xxChazxx]

I really wish that it was chargable. I neglected to even think of the power source. Buying these batteries are such a hassle sometimes.

 

[Sydian]

I'm assuming the batteries aren't Japan exclusive then...

 

[xxChazxx]

I'm assuming the batteries aren't Japan exclusive then...

I should hope not. I would have to shell out cash for a set of small batteries.

 

[ShinyMeganium]

There's a chance it'll be charged, no? I mean, if you charge the DS while it's connected, it can charge the Pokewalker too (in case the batteries are chargeable). Unless i'm a complete electronic fail (shame for my father who works with it for his living XD)

 

[Rich Boy Rob]

The good thing is, watch batteries can last for months, even a year or so. They may be a bother to get, but you wouldn't exactly have to go through it often.

 

[Amore]

lol.if u dont have a way of charging it, i just won't bother using it

 

[Charizard★]

I think it may be chragable but thats my guess >.<

 

[xxChazxx]

There's a chance it'll be charged, no? I mean, if you charge the DS while it's connected, it can charge the Pokewalker too (in case the batteries are chargeable). Unless i'm a complete electronic fail (shame for my father who works with it for his living XD)

I don't think it actually "connects", it transfers Pokemon to and from the DS using a wireless link.

 

[Tanaki]

I should really hope the thing is rechargeable. Buying batteries is always a hassle and if I can't recharge the thing the only thing it's gonna hold in it's memory is dust.

 

[~*!*~Tatsujin Gosuto~*!*~]

The good thing is, watch batteries can last for months, even a year or so. They may be a bother to get, but you wouldn't exactly have to go through it often.

Yea, but watch batteries are very difficult to find or sometimes you can't find them. I think they should take the most common batteries which are AA or AAA batteries


:t354:TG

 

[Thingula]

It's only a CR2032 Button Cell Battery. You can get them from RadioShack/Walmart for $5

That's a lot better than recharging it

 

[HeartGold95]

Sucks that they might not be rechargable...
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[Thingula]

Actually, for most people, it's better. It'll last longer w/ a battery, there are less cords to worry about, it would be larger, cost more and it if some of the rechargeable battery's cells died, you would need to get a new battery from Nintendo

 

[CrashmanX]

The good thing is, watch batteries can last for months, even a year or so. They may be a bother to get, but you wouldn't exactly have to go through it often.

psh a year thats nothing, my old Pikachu 2 from the first GS era games still works, and its been how many years? Heck it outlasted the original games.