KÄYTETTY - GameBoy - Pokémon Silver

Pokémon Silver for GameBoy. Pelin mukana tulee irrallinen vieraskortti? Wait. Need to translate correctly. Danish: "Pokémon Silver til GameBoy. Spillet kommer som løs cartridge. Batteri er ikke udskiftet." Finnish: "Pokémon Silver GameBoylle. Peli toimitetaan irtonaisena cartridgeina. Akku ei ole vaihdettu." But "cartridge" in Finnish is "kaapeli"? No, cartridge is "kassettikortti"? For Game Boy cartridges are "pelikortti" or "game cartridge" = "pelikortti" or "peli sisältö kortti"? Common term: "pelikortti" or "kiekko"? In Finnish gaming: "pelikortti" is not common. They say "cartridge" = "kortti" "pelikortti" Hmm. Better: "Peli tulee irrallisena cartridgeina" but Finnish would be "peli tulee irrallisena cartridgeina" awkward with English. Perhaps "Peli toimitetaan irrallisena cartridgeina." Might be "cartridge" untranslated? The instruction says preserve proper nouns, translate description. It's okay to keep "cartridge" as loanword? Danish to Finnish: use "cartridge" Finnish "cartridge" isn't Finnish. They might say "kelluva" No. Let's craft: "Pokémon Silver GameBoylle. Peli toimitetaan irrallisena cartridgeina. Akku ei ole vaihdettu." Also "Spillet kommer som løs cartridge." means "The game comes as loose cartridge." In Finnish: "Peli toimitetaan irrallisena cartridgeina." OK. Also "Batteri" Danish uses battery. In Finnish "aku" is "akku" or "neste"? For batteries in cartridges, "paristot" in devices, but Game Boy uses "akku" rechargeable? It uses "paristo" CR2032. A simple translation: "Akkua ei ole vaihdettu." So "Akku ei ole vaihdettu." But in Finnish "paristo" more common. Since Danish says battery not replaced. I'll use "akku ei ole vaihdettu." Let's finalize. Ensure line breaks preserved: two sentences. Output only translated text. Use Finnish: "Pokémon Silver GameBoylle. Peli toimitetaan irrallisena cartridgeina. Akku ei ole vaihdettu." Yes. Let's deliver.