IPhone 3G used's review (Can't play old-school pokemon without it!!!) 『Wow, this took me back... Opening up the link cable box, connecting my game boy with my game boy colour and starting my first ever pokemon trade... still can't beat that feeling.』
(Mad Catz Link Cable for Game Boy Color - Good Link Cable!) 『Okay see I technically have a pelican link cable and it connects to my GBC, GBA, and my GBA SP and have never had a problem once yet. With a link cable you can transfer and print a lot of stuff. I'm guessing with the mad catz link cable it is the same way. So go have fun and get a link cable to transfer and print stuff out.』
(Why doesn't it work?) 『This cable does not work on my two Game Boy SPs. I'm pretty sure it's not the Game Boys, because my GBA-GBA and GBA-GCN cables work.』
(worked fine) 『it worked just like its supposed to so i give it a five because there is not much else i can say』
(Game Link ROCKS!) 『This is what you need if you have two GBC's and need stuff from another game. That is all I have to say.』
IPhone 3G used's review (Mega Memory card for Game Boy Color an okay device) 『I have over 40 or 50 game boy color and and game boy games alone besides from just game boy advance. Here's the games out of all about 50 games some I have. Some I don't. And some I traded in a while back and some I'm going to get for game boy and game boy color.
Here's what this memory card WILL SAVE:
1. Pokemon Pinball - GBC 2. Pokemon -(Red Version) - GBC 3. Pokemon -(Blue Version) - GBC 4. Pokemon -(Gold Version) - GBC 5. Pokemon -(Silver Version) - GBC 6. Pokemon -(Yellow Version) - GBC 7. Tetris - GBC 8. Super Mario - GBC 9. TopGear Pocket 2 - GBC 10. Lego Racers - GBC 11. Hamtaro-Ham Ham's Unite - GBC 12. The legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening - GB 13. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages - GBC 14. The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons - GBC 15. Wario Land 2 - GBC 16. Wario land 3 - GBC 17. Donkey Kong Land - GB 18. Donkey Kong Land 2 - GB 19. Donkey Kong Land 3 - GB 20. Donkey Kong Country - GBC 21. Mickey's Racing Adventure - GBC 22. Mary Kate and Ashley Pocket Planner - GBC 23. Dragon Warrior Monsters - GBC 24. Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Cobi's Journey - GBC 25. Dragon Warrior Monsters 2: Tara's Adventure - GBC 26. Nsync (Get to the show) - GBC 27. Grand Theft Auto - GBC 28. Grand Theft Auto 2 - GBC 29. Harvest Moon 1 - GBC 30. Harvest Moon 2 - GBC 31. Harvest Moon 3 - GBC 32. Dragon Ball Z Legendary Super Warriors - GBC
I bought this memory card brand new in the box it said it could save over a 100 different games let me know what the other 68 games are that it CAN SAVE will be greatly appriated thank you.
By the way this device DOES work on a GB, GBC, GBA, and GBA SP.
Here are the games the Mega Memory Card WILL NOT SAVE:
1. Animaniacs - GB 2. BeetleJuice - GB 3. The Flintstones (Movie) - GB 4. The Hunchback of Notre Dame - GB 5. The Ren and Stimpy Show (Veediots!) - GB 6. The Rugrats (Movie) - GB 7. Looney Tunes (Carrot Crazy) - GBC 8. Bugs Bunny (Crazy Castle 3) - GBC 9. Daffy Duck (Fowl Play) - GBC 10. Tazmanian Devil (Munching Madness) - GBC 11. Kelly Club - GBC 12. Little Nicky - GBC 13. M&M's Mini's Madness - GBC 14. The Flintstones (Burgertime in Bedrock) - GBC 15. 102 Dalmations (Puppies to the rescue) - GBC 16. Rugrats (Time Traveler's) - GBC 17. Rugrats (Totally Angelica) - GBC 18. Rugrats in Paris (Movie) - GBC 19. Gremlins 2 - GB 20. Home Alone - GB 21. Revenge of the Gator - GB 22. The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle - GB 23. Speedy Gonzales (Aztec Adventures) - GBC 24. Tarzan - GBC 25. The PowerPuff Girls (Battle Him) - GBC 26. The PowerPuff Girls (Bad Mojo Jojo) - GBC 27. The PowerPuff Girls (Paint the town green) - GBC 28. Woody Woodpecker (Escape from Buzzard Park) - GBC 29. Game Boy Camera (Colors in Red, Blue, Green,&Yellow) - GB 30. Toy Story 2 - GBC 31. Spongebob Squarepants (Legend of the lost spatula) - GBC 32. The Simpsons (Night of the living tree house of horror) - GBC 33. Mary-Kate and Ashley (Get a clue) - GBC
So for those of you buying this memory card for whatever GB System you have whether it be a GB, GBC, GBA, or GBA SP remember if your buying this to see what all games it can save do not get the games that have passwords on them you'll deeply regret it. If your only buying games that this memory card can save then get games that don't have passwords. If your buying both type's of games ones with passwords and ones with out keep the ones with passwords to 1 side and the other games that are a save as you go type by them selfs like for an example as save as you go it mean games like Pokemon and a few other differen't types of games believe it or not but Pokemon games are not the only games they did that with making them save as you go types they also did it with Mario and few Disney and Nickelodeon games for the GB and GBC too.
Well get this Memory card if you have a lot of SAYG games. By the way SAYG means save as you go.
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(A good item if you've owned many titles in your life.) 『Hamha! I think this item will allow you to save in any title of your choice. Here's why:
1. It holds 100 save files at one time. For any title that you save with this card, it takes up only 1 file, but you can have more files of the same title (like The Legend of Zelda for example, which can only hold 3 save files on 1 cartridge).
2. The button located on the top of the memory card opens up a special menu that allows you to save/load your files, but only if you have the appropriate title inserted into the slot. However, if you load a save file with the wrong title inserted into the slot, an error message will read, "Cannot load this file" For example, if you insert the Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite cartridge into the slot, and loaded a Pokemon file, the message will read, "Cannot load file POKEMON.something".
3. If you're close to the end, but are unable to save, this card will solve your problem. Just pause it, open up the menu, save it, turn off the power, and do something for a while. Once you've done all this, if you insert the cartridge that won't let you save into the card slot, open up the menu, highlight "Load", select the correct file, and exit the menu, voila! You'll be able to continue at the point where you left off.
I hope this is helpful for you. Just be sure to read the manual carefully and test it for a while on almost every title that you own until you know how to do it right. Once you do, you can have plenty of fun using it on titles that require the following: Passwords, battery back-up, or none of the above. Tell your friends and share it with them.
Be aware that this card requires batteries to operate, so use it wisely. Goodgo!』
(8mg memory cad) 『the memory card for gameboy is supper good . espesily for pokemaniacs. you can save up to20,000+ poke'mons in it. and if oyu have two gameboys you strenthen your pokemon by swapping them. ...』
(Works fine! Great for Pokémon Players) 『This is a fantastic device! There is a really good use for it now that Pokémon Gold and Silver out. In Pokémon G/S you can import your Red/Blue/Yellow Pokémon to your new G/S gamepack. But the problem is that in the import process your best R/B/Y Pokémon will have to be swaped with a weak Pokémon from G/S. But with the mega memory card instead of losing your bestR/B/Y Pokémon you can just restore your gamesave and now you have your old Pokémon on both games without any loss.
As for the user unfriendliness issue, the device is easy to use if you just read the instructions. It sounds like some people are too rough with their gaming equipment. I wouldn't recommend the mega memory pack for kids 10 and under because they would most likely brake it. I myself am 19 and think it works great on Pokémon games. If your a older Gameboy player like me, you should have no problem using the mega memory card.』
(Interact makes another success!) 『This is one of the best accessories that I ever bought! There are many features that help you make your gaming experience even better. It's very simple, even though it takes a few minutes to get the hang of it, but it can do amazing things. Clone Pokémon, alter time if you goof up, and so much more! I enjoyed every minute of it.』
IPhone 3G used's review (STOP!!!!!) 『This game is very easy and BORING!! I don't recommend this game for anyone!! Don't waist your money on this, you might as well just sell it at a yard-sale for all it's worth!! Save your money for a better game! Trust me it stinks horribly!!!
(BOO HISS)』
(good game) 『I rented this game at movie gallery and it was preety good the plot is great the graphics are great and te reason I gave it four stars the control is very slugish, but I really do encourage you to rent it first and go to the password and put jjww to get to the last level』
(Buzz Lightyear to the rescue!) 『I bought this game for my 4 year old and he loves it! It's his first game and I was afraid that it might be too hard for him. As it turns out, he really likes the game and does pretty good with it.』
(A fun game for small children!) 『My 5 year old has this game...he loves it. It's perfect for him. There are a lot of games out there that are too hard for a kid his age, but Toy Story 2 is great! If you have a young child, this game is perfect! But for the older ones...it may be just a bit too easy.』
(Sub-Par graphics and hard controls make this not a fun game!) 『Ok, i rented this game a while ago and im glad i didnt buy it. The world Buzz was in was too large, making him too small and he seemed drowned. Also, it was very difficult to get him to move the right way. The premise is good and the levels ok, but its the movment that really kills it, causing A LOT of frustration...』
IPhone 3G used's review (If it is Pokemon, they have to have it) 『It is Pikachu, or whover he is. Somehow the kids are convinced if it is a special Pokemon Edition GB they will better trainers. My daughter loves the cool colors, they seem better able to pick out their own GB from a pile, so I have been told. This is all I know, they love it. So get it in their favorite color.』
(Pokemon lovers) 『Hey pokemon fans, if you like pokemon and, you don't have a gameboy. Well, heres what you would dream of. A pokemon limided Edition gameboy! So happy playings. Just don't drop it too much...』
(Not the brightest thing in the world) 『Its a great little portable video game machines that my kids love. However, having played it a couple of times, the screen brightness ...』
(awesome gameboy color) 『this is great for any pokemon fan.you can play your games on it (the ones that r just gameboy too)and it come w/ batteries. they lasted for about 20 hours! i like the pikachu and pichu design on the sides of the screen. if you need a gameboy color or you just like pokemon you should consider buying this.it'll be worth something later and it's the same price.』
(A definate for Pokemon and Gameboy Lovers) 『I brought myself a regular Gameboy Color and had it for about three months before these gameboys were released. I am not usually one to follow trends, but I brought one of these Limited Gameboys for two reasons... I am a Gamyboy Lover and somewhat of a Pokemon Collector. This is the Ulitimate Collectors item. Can you imagine how much it will sell for in the future to those who are fans of Pokemon now??.
I was a huge fan of the Ninja Turtles... and I tell you what... if they had a gameboy released when I was younger I wouldn't have been able to afford it, but now I that I have a steady income I could and I would. All the eight year olds you see running around now are going to be dying to get one of these in ten years from now...!!
This is a definate collector item and it's highlight is the two-tone colour it has - it flecks gold and silver!!... better than any other Gameboy that you can find!!.
5 Stars on this item!!』
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Pokémon trainers might want to catch this limited-edition Pokémon Game Boy Color. This unit comes in a color-changing gold and silver case emblazoned with pictures of Pikachu and Pichu in action. It's Pokémon outside, but pure Game Boy Color inside, so you can play any of the other 500-plus games available for the system. This limited-edition Pokémon Game Boy Color is available only while supplies last, so catch it while you still can.
The Game Boy is that small, colorful handheld video game system clutched by folks playing it everywhere. Popular among a wide age group, including a good number of airport-lounging power executives, the Game Boy has a true hard-core fan base comprising millions (and millions) of kids around the globe.
Nintendo's Game Boy debuted in the late '80s and has since sold more than 60 million units worldwide, far outpacing other handheld game systems. With a catalog of more than 1,000 games and dozens of add-on peripherals, Game Boy is a monster of a handheld game system, and a remarkably affordable one at that. Early March 1998 brought the release of the Game Boy Color system, an upgraded version of the original. It is equipped with an 8-bit CPU, doubling the original Game Boy's computing power. The small LCD screen can display up to 56 colors simultaneously (out of a 32,000-color palette), delivered via boosted video processing memory that provides remarkably sharp and vibrant graphics.
The hundreds of available games vary from tremendously compelling to instantly forgettable. Quality or not, the entire library of games designed for the original system is playable on Game Boy Color, but buyers should note that not all Game Boy Color games will work on the original Game Boy system.
The Game Boy Color system is available in an exotic array of colors andspecial editions. Accessories and add-on peripherals abound, enhancing theplaying experience with vibrating feedback to in-game bumps and crashes,extra battery power, and even a clever camera package that allows playersto capture, tweak, and print images.』
IPhone 3G used's review (Not for new users) 『My 5 year old daughter received a gameboy advanced with this game for her birthday. She tried playing it, after I read her the instructions but soon became frustrated. For a kid who has not had much exposure to video games this is not a good first game. I had a lot of fun with it but it does not "guide" the player, so you need to be able to read (and remember) the instructions.』
(My son loves this game...) 『My 6 yr old son has enjoyed this game so much that I have to force him to put it down. My 4 yr old has enjoyed it just as much.』 『The Disney or Pixar team is at it again, and this time they've created an animated motion picture that's all about monsters! Of course, that's the perfect occasion for a video game, and thus the release of this delightful title inspired by the film. The object of the game is to make your way through each level by scaring humans (any monster worth his salt can scare a few measly humans, right?), collecting items, and discovering hidden areas. The setting jumps back and forth between Monsteropolis and the real world, resulting in 10 of the craziest levels anyone's ever laid eyes on. There are tons of puzzles to solve, characters to meet, and puzzles to unlock and solve throughout the adventure, and you can access all of your progress by entering a password on the main menu. The game is for one player only, but who needs real friends when you can hand out with the coolest monsters ever? Some monsters want to keep you up at night, but these guys are just trying to scare up a little fun.』
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IPhone 3G used's review (Pokemon Silver) 『It's a fun game to own and play along with it's counterpart,Pokemon Gold. Only certain aspects of game play are negatives such as the time aspect and daily events as well as having to chase the legendary pokemon unlike in Pokemon Red and Blue. Missing certain events and having to wait literally a week sometimes to return to them is slightly annoying as is having to capture certain pokemon during specific times of day as they are in some cases specifically nocturnal or their percent in a given area is extremely low. Other than these things the game plays very well and the improvement to color from just a plain solid red or blue color is great. Seeing each pokemon in their given coloration is really nice. The added new types and moves are also a plus. Overall a well worth buy for a Pokemon fan.』
(This is definitely the best Pokemon game EVER. 4.7 stars.) 『I was so amazed at the night and day thing. The Pokemon were so so cute and I easily got attached. Me and my bro got this in October 2000 and we were so hooked!
I had Silver (the better one) and he owned Gold.
My favorite starter is definitely Totadile but I think that I picked Chikarita most of the time.
The Trainers in the game were Bird Trainer (I forgot Him), Bugsy the Bug Trainer, Whitney the Normal Pokemon trainer, The adorable Ghost Trainer Morty, Jasmine The Steel Pokemon trainer, the Fighting Pokemon Trainer, Pryce the Ice Trainer and the Dragon Master, Claire.>_<.
It's so much fun trying to train all of these Pokemon. Only the addicted Poke-maniacs will get to do it!
Bravo to the last great Pokemon title.
Ruby and Pearl were an embarrassment although Ruby's graphics improved over Silver and Pearl had the cutest addition to the Poke-Roster.
This is the best Pokemon game so far. You are a fool if you don't play this one first or next!』
(Batteries...Dead (INTERNAL) Batteries...) 『As many of you may already know, Second Generation Pokemon games (Gold, Silver, Crystal) use internal batteries to allow players to save data. The batteries in most of these cartridges are dead. If you're going to buy this game or any of the others, you should plan to have the battery replaced.
That said, if you can find someone or someplace to cheaply replace the battery, you should buy this game if you are even remotely interested in Pokemon. You should also buy it if you have an old Blue, Red, or Yellow cartridge lying around with your old data on it, and more than one Game Boy unit. You can trade all your old favorite Pokemon to the next generation (about mid-way through) and they will level up nearly twice as fast. You can also teach them new moves.
This game is almost twice as long as the original, because you get to go back to the cities in the original after you collect the first set of badges. It also has an internal clock, and some Pokemon can only be caught at night, in the morning, etc. It's a really interesting concept that more games should take advantage of.』
(Great Game and it brings back memories) 『I got this game for my birthday 6 years ago I mean it is still a great game to play on my game boy Advance because it's compatible which back 6 years ago I had a Nintendo64 transfer pak and I used both this game and the Transfer pak when I was playing Pokemon Stadium 2 for the Nintendo64. I mean I also had Pokemon Blue and Pokemon Crystal (the last game released for the Game Boy System). I mean now I am finally reviewing this game that my parents bought me 6 years ago on my birthday and I give this game a 4 out of 5!』
(GREAT GAME! MUST BUY FOR POKEMON FANS!) 『You may know about the original adventures through Kanto, and the advanced adventures in Hoenn, but no reigon doesn't have nearly as much thrill and excitement as Johto in my opinion. Johto is a vast land with 251 different Pokemon to catch and raise, and many have forgot about it since is has not been imported into a game for the Gameboy Advance. And with the reigon of Sinnoh just around the bend, it may be forgotten even more. But those who have stuck to the series for as long as the franchise started, Johto will never be forgotten.
From Chikorita to Celebi, there are 100 brand new types of Pokemon just waiting to be caught. And as a trainer, you try to get all 251 Pokemon and fill your Pokedex!
The Good Side: First off, there's just a plain obvious reason Gold and Silver is so good: 251 Pokemon. Second of all, the Safari Zone is no longer in progress. This may seem bad for some of you and I respect that. But if there's one Pokemon you've just wanted to nab in the Zone, say Tauros, Scyther, Chansey or Pinsir, you'll be pleased, as you can catch all of 'em without the fear of them fleeing battle within one or two turns. They're wild. And with the Time Capsule, you can just nab it and send it to your Red, Blue or Yellow Game. Next up is the Bug Catching Contest. Ever wanted the Bug Pokemon from the Red/Blue series you just have been dying to get your hands on? Well with the Bug Catching Contest, it's possible! Not only will your Pokemon gain experience like normal, but you get to keep the last Bug you ctach. You've got 20 minutes to find and catch the best Bug you can get. If you get first prize, you'll win the Sun Stone! This is also a great way to get powerful allies like Scyther and Pinsir on your team.
The bads: There's only one thing I have to complain about. THE POKEMON ARE TOO HARD TO CATCH. I used Scyther's False Swipe to get a Farfetch'd down to one HP, and it took me 5 Great Balls to catch. Yea. And last time I caught Moltres with my first Ultra Ball. Not happenin' now, I'm afraid. O well. It's not impossible to catch something.
Conclusion: If you're a fan of the series, you'll love this game! And if you aren't, this is the perfect way to get you interested.
』 『Pokémon Gold and Silver utilize the general design blueprint supplied in Red/Blue/Yellow -- Boy wanders the land to become the greatest Pokémon trainer in the world, with an archrival out to take your glory every step of the way. Both versions are identical in every way, except for the character images during battles, and the characters that can be caught in the wild, keeping with the "trading is necessary" design. The game has the familiar Japanese-style RPG engine, meaning top-down scrolling provides the perspective, and big-headed people inhabit the world. The hook in Pokémon is the fact that you yourself don't do your own fighting -- instead, creatures you capture in the wild supply the brute force of your battle skills. The creatures are Pokémon, and in Pokémon Gold and Silver there are exactly 251different species of these animals hiding in the game, waiting to be caught and trained. Happy hunting!』 『Featuring a new adventure that's filled with numerous enhancements and innovations, this long-awaited sequel toPokémon Red,Blue, andYellowgreatly improves upon the series' winning formula, and makes for an even more insanely addictive and wholly absorbing gaming experience.
LikePokémon Gold--which essentially is the same story, with minor gameplay variations--Pokémon Silvercasts players in the familiar role of a young Pokémon Trainer who's out to collect as many different kinds of Pokémon as possible. As in previous games, gameplay consists mostly of exploration (completing various quests in the process) and Pokémon battles, which employ a unique battle system that's like a complex twist on rock-paper-scissors.
But, despite the similarities, it's quite apparent thatPokémon Silveris a whole new ball game from the start. The game is played out in real time, with the current time and day of the week (recorded by an internal clock) having a direct impact on gameplay elements, such as what Pokémon you'll find in the wild, and when certain events occur and characters appear.
While there are too many new and improved features inPokémon Silverto list here, among the highlights are 100 new Pokémon (including two new types), new evolution processes (including breeding), and a more streamlined game interface that has better-organized menus and button shortcuts.
Although it's easier to progress inPokémon Silverthan in the previous games, the sheer amount of fun and game time that's involved is daunting. You'd be hard-pressed to find a better value than this one.--Joe Hon
Pros:
Insanely addictive and wholly absorbing gaming experience
Time and day of week impact gameplay directly
Bevy of new features and hidden secrets
Improved graphics and more streamlined game interface
Cons:
Minor compatibility issues when using Game Link with previous versions
IPhone 3G used's review (donky kong country is the best) 『exellant game very enjoying i know there are more donky kong games out there and when i find them i will buy those too the shipping was awesome nothing wrong thanks annm』
(Fun) 『This is a great game! I love playing it. It's great fun for hours of entertainment.』
(Barely any difference!) 『If you like Donkey Kong Country, play this version for the Game Boy Color.
it's GREAT! almost exactly alike, plus 2 new bonus games, AND candy kongs's "save points" from the SNES game are turned into mini games, you don't have to save, it does that by itself!!
overall, if you loved the origanal DKC, but this, it's a step up, but with worse graphics, and sound quality, but hey, what do you ecpect from the game boy color? TV sound quality, NO!』
(Worst Interpretation EVER) 『I owned this game when i got a game boy advance and I can tell you: IT SUCKED!!!
Graphics 0/10- Terrible Graphics. Even an arcade game would have better graphics. other GBC Games would have better graphics. I am disgusted.
Music 0/10- They screwed up the music and put other stuff in the game.
Game Play -5/1000- harder and less fun.
Overall -5,000,000/10- Stay away from it.』
(fun game) 『This game is indeed a classic, and i must say i loved the SNES version. However, the lighting isn't as good, but i guess you can find that with any game boy color. Overall this is a very good game!!!!!!!!』 『Trying to getDonkey Kong Countryonto Game Boy must have been something like trying to force a gorilla into a banana suit. Yes, it must have been quite a hairy experience for the folks at Rare; but, somehow, some way, they pulled it off.
The Game Boy version ofDKCisn't as colorful as the Super Nintendo version, and the sound quality takes a big hit, but the fun of the original action title remains.
Players will spend hours bouncing and swinging through levels, and looking for bananas and hidden minigames that can be opened up by pounding the ground and throwing TNT into walls. There's also a bit of fast-paced mine-car riding, and players can switch between Donkey and the scrawnier Diddy when they lumber through levels.
One problem with the translation is quirky hit detection. In other words, players might think that they jumped on an enemy's head properly, but end up dying anyway. This is a small price to pay for so much Nintendo goodness in a portable package.--Robb Guido
Pros:
Near-perfect replica of the original Super Nintendo classic
Two bonus minigames--new to this version
Cons:
Lesser-quality graphics and sound, compared to Super Nintendo version
』 『Trying to getDonkey Kong Countryonto Game Boy must have been something like trying to force a gorilla into a banana suit. Yes, it must have been quite a hairy experience for the folks at Rare; but, somehow, some way, they pulled it off.
The Game Boy version ofDKCisn't as colorful as the Super Nintendo version, and the sound quality takes a big hit, but the fun of the original action title remains.
Players will spend hours bouncing and swinging through levels, and looking for bananas and hidden minigames that can be opened up by pounding the ground and throwing TNT into walls. There's also a bit of fast-paced mine-car riding, and players can switch between Donkey and the scrawnier Diddy when they lumber through levels.
One problem with the translation is quirky hit detection. In other words, players might think that they jumped on an enemy's head properly, but end up dying anyway. This is a small price to pay for so much Nintendo goodness in a portable package.--Robb Guido
Pros:
Near-perfect replica of the original Super Nintendo classic
Two bonus minigames--new to this version
Cons:
Lesser-quality graphics and sound, compared to Super Nintendo version
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