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| - Sleep mode (also called suspend mode) is
- Sleep mode is a standby feature that allows a platform to reserve power while still keeping the system on and the game's progress intact. Sleep mode has been present since the Game Boy Advance; however, only the Nintendo DS and up can go into sleep mode in any game. The Game Boy Advance requires a game that allows sleep mode. To put a Nintendo DS or 3DS system into sleep mode, simply close the system.
- The Sleep Mode option is present in certain Game Boy Advance titles. In Metroid Fusion and Metroid: Zero Mission, pressing the L button on the map screen will bring up the Sleep Mode screen. In the Classic NES Series port of Metroid, the Sleep Mode option can be selected from the Menu screen. Activating Sleep Mode will turn off the screen and sound while still retaining the game's progress. The game will resume from Sleep Mode if the L, R and Select buttons are pressed simultaneously. The Sleep Mode option can also be done with the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console versions of GBA titles from the Ambassador Program, but not with their Wii U Virtual Console releases.
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| - Sleep mode (also called suspend mode) is
- Sleep mode is a standby feature that allows a platform to reserve power while still keeping the system on and the game's progress intact. Sleep mode has been present since the Game Boy Advance; however, only the Nintendo DS and up can go into sleep mode in any game. The Game Boy Advance requires a game that allows sleep mode. To put a Nintendo DS or 3DS system into sleep mode, simply close the system.
- The Sleep Mode option is present in certain Game Boy Advance titles. In Metroid Fusion and Metroid: Zero Mission, pressing the L button on the map screen will bring up the Sleep Mode screen. In the Classic NES Series port of Metroid, the Sleep Mode option can be selected from the Menu screen. Activating Sleep Mode will turn off the screen and sound while still retaining the game's progress. The game will resume from Sleep Mode if the L, R and Select buttons are pressed simultaneously. The Sleep Mode option can also be done with the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console versions of GBA titles from the Ambassador Program, but not with their Wii U Virtual Console releases. On most games for the Nintendo DS and later the Nintendo 3DS, closing the system activates Sleep Mode and opening it will resume the game. This feature does not function in some DS games, like Metroid Prime Hunters: First Hunt demo, where the game is still running and does not reserve battery power when the system is closed.
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