• NoGrapefruit1269B
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    1 year ago

    I was never a fan of Pokémon growing up but my grandparents knew I liked video games so they always suprised me with new games, I don’t think they understood to whole “console” concept so they would buy games for systems I did not even have. I never had any of the Gameboys.

    My Grandparents also knew about Pokémon and how popular they were with kids my age so if they seen a Pokémon game they bought it and “suprised” me with it. Since I wasn’t into Pokémon and didn’t have any Gameboys, when they gave me Gameboy Pokémon games I had no reason to open them so…… sitting in a controller storage unit with the rest of my gaming collection are unopened copies of all of the Gameboy Pokémon games.

  • BlackeyeThe2ndB
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    1 year ago

    And it means nothing.

    And it means nothing.

    One more time for those in the back:

    Owning the original cartridge over a bootleg of a 20+ year old game means JACK DIDDLY SQUAT

    I have multiple Pokémon games that are bootlegs because I refuse to shell out 2-3 times the original price of these games. Best part is that they’re indistinguishable to the originals other than having fresher, shinier cases. Hell, even the hack-checks of Pokémon Home a check-sites don’t detect that they’re different.