buus fury the game will not run on this hardware

Well, let me tell ya somethin’ ’bout this “buus fury the game will not run on this hardware” thing. It’s a real pain in the neck, I tell ya. Kids these days, they got all these fancy gadgets, but sometimes they just don’t work right. Like this Buu’s Fury game, supposed to be fun and all, but then it just throws a fit, sayin’ it won’t run.

What’s this “hardware” fuss all about? I ain’t no engineer, but from what I gather, it’s somethin’ inside them machines that makes ’em tick. And sometimes, this here hardware just ain’t good enough for the game. It’s like tryin’ to pull a plow with a donkey that’s got three legs, ya see? Just ain’t gonna happen.

Now, I heard some folks sayin’ it’s ’cause the game’s broke. Like, somethin’ inside got messed up durin’ shippin’ or somethin’. They call it a “damaged GBA game”. Reminds me of that time the eggs got all cracked on the way back from the market, what a waste! If your game’s busted like that, there ain’t much you can do, ‘cept maybe try and get a new one.

But then there’s other fellas sayin’ it’s got to do with this “emulation” thing. Sounds fancy, but from what I hear, it’s like tryin’ to make a horse think it’s a cow. You’re usin’ one machine to pretend it’s another, and sometimes that just don’t sit right with the game. They say you gotta mess around with the “save type”, change it to somethin’ called “eeprom” or “flash 128.” Sounds like a bunch of gibberish to me, but I guess it works for some folks.

• First thing to try: Change the “save type”. I don’t know what that is, but it seems important.
• Second thing: Get rid of them old “save files.” They say it’s like clearin’ out the barn before you put in new hay, makes things work better.

And if that don’t work? Well, then you might just be outta luck. Maybe your machine is just too old, like an old mule that can’t pull the cart no more. Or maybe the game is just plain stubborn. Kids these days, they got all sorts of tricks, maybe they can figure somethin’ out. I heard tell of some fellas unlockin’ this “Gogeta” fella after findin’ a bunch of whatchamacallits, “Z Fighter Exhibits” and “Hercule Exhibits”. Maybe that helps somehow, who knows? It all sounds like a bunch of hocus pocus to me.

Another thing I heard is that sometimes, the game just won’t show up right on the screen. They say it “won’t play in full screen”. Now, I ain’t got no patience for squintin’ at a tiny picture, so that’s just as bad as it not runnin’ at all. Seems like these games got more problems than a stray dog got fleas.

So what do you do when you get that pesky “game will not run on this hardware” message? Well, first you gotta figure out if it’s the game or your machine that’s the problem. If it’s the game, you might have to get a new one. If it’s the machine, well, you might be outta luck or gotta try that “emulation” fiddlin’. And if it’s just that full screen problem, well, maybe you just gotta live with it.

It’s a complicated mess, this whole technology thing. Back in my day, if somethin’ didn’t work, you just gave it a good whack. But I guess that don’t work too well with these fancy gadgets. So, good luck to ya, and I hope you get that Buu’s Fury game runnin’. Just remember, sometimes things just don’t work the way they’re supposed to, and there ain’t nothin’ you can do about it but shake your head and move on.

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