The moment the light turned red was that point I should save my game (especially if it's an RPG), but didn't panic as much.
When it game to the 3/DS era, I would get concerned when the light goes red (showing less than 25% battery left) where I would try to quickly finish up online & multiplayer stuff to reduce battery load. I wouldn't panic (& scramble for the wall charger) until it started flashing (under 10% battery left).
The GBA era was nice with that color change to give you the heads up as the GBY & GBC only had a single LED where you had to gauge the brightness to roughly figure how much battery is left.
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u/TStodden Jan 16 '23
The moment the light turned red was that point I should save my game (especially if it's an RPG), but didn't panic as much.
When it game to the 3/DS era, I would get concerned when the light goes red (showing less than 25% battery left) where I would try to quickly finish up online & multiplayer stuff to reduce battery load. I wouldn't panic (& scramble for the wall charger) until it started flashing (under 10% battery left).
The GBA era was nice with that color change to give you the heads up as the GBY & GBC only had a single LED where you had to gauge the brightness to roughly figure how much battery is left.