Shrew

kay labby xD silly shrew. my name is just kayla ^_^ xD

shrew.

I love your attitude for not caring about other people's opinion. I wish I could have that attitude.

Are there any Generations(of Pokemon games) or games that are very memorable for you, like the way I describe RSE?

Well my cat's one prankster, he did several mischievous things like following me around then suddenly hugging my leg and biting me(but not hard, more like a tease). Kicking and chasing my cartridges won't be happening now, because I have my bag.... Hahaha try to open my bag you nasty cat! xD

After losing my Ruby, I was like 'I had enough of lossing game cartridgesI>:(' so I bought a soft case(which I thought that was not neccessary, prior to the Ruby disappearing) to put in my DS and GBA games. Games are safe inside but my cat likes playing the case itself... :|

I like your YouTube video of the Pikachu song! Anyway, just saying that I can't see your biography clearly because I use the Pokemon Black skin which has white text as the default color, and it just doesn't work well with your lime green background.

yeah leafeon just seems a little brighter :P btw im kayla it's nice to meet you.

green is my favorite color :3 i do like eevee as a shiny silver.

shiny espeon is the best shiny(: she's my favorite pokemon<3

hellos:3 love the green profile.

Hahaha, I say those fighting were kind of sweet memories of our childhood, don't you think so?

I don't know the situation in your country and area,
Hong Kong is not the best of the best in technologies: gaming and electronics etc...,
but most people here enjoy having the latest iPhone, latest pad, latest gaming consoles etc...
If you bring older electronic gadgets out there, people will give you that look, like you're some kind of weirdo...:(
I remember my friend saying this on his Facebook, 'What the H---!? Just saw someone with a DS, that is so yesterday...', I was like, 'What? Is there a problem?' in my mind.
The sad thing is, he received lots of like from that status...>:)
Of course I have to stress that not all people here are like that, mostly it's those who really enjoy new electronic stuff. :/

As a person who loves Gen III that much, I feel proud of someone still playing RSE with handheld consoles and happy that you are peeping someone else playing RS! ^^
I usual take my 3DS outside with me, but I won't check them that much.
I take it with me for collecting street pass puzzles. :D

My cat likes messing up with my game carts, especially DS/3DS cartridges.
Since their size are small and cats really love small things just like that.
Therefore I kept my all my GBA and DS games in my bag,
because there's a zipper to stop my cat from taking my games. ^_^

But one day I forgot to fasten the zipper and my bag fell down...
and you can guess the rest ;-;

Before that huge saving problem and sprite problems,
the game was actually able to hold the save for a few hours! :O

This was what my brother and I do usually,
we left the GBA SP with the charging adapter plugged overnight when we were asleep,
in order words we never switch off the SP! :P
Therefore we were able to finish the main plot!{:3}
Though things can get a little boring after the main plot so we played other games,
and I guess you can tell will happen after the fake RS games were left unattended...

And there were times that we fought because of it, uhh...
You know? Like the save file getting deleted. Hahaha! ^_^

Just lost the cartridge itself, lol
Do you expect me to take a GBA console outside in 2010?{XD}{XD}{XD}
People are gonna throw banana peels and tomatoes at me if I do that!;)

I don't really mind about losing my Pearl and Ruby,
I mean sure, it was quite saddening, but there's no use if I dwell myself in frustration and other negative moods.
Plus Platinum was shortly released afterwards, and I'm proud to have legit Japanese and European versions of Emerald. ^^
I have not played that lost Ruby much, the reason I bought it despite that price, because it reminds me the days bitter-sweet childhood.

Ah that is I quoted your post from the thread, and copied those forum tags along with your post in it.! ;)

The last time I saw that black game pak that I love-hate was about 5 to 6 years ago, during its final years the game was not able to save. When I saved my progress, there was a clock looking thing in the middle of the screen, while its hands rotating unstoppable like a broken watch, eerily similar to saving games in Gen IV and V. As I said it was unstoppable, so it was just frozen that way. While Professor Birch's bag (the scene where you choose your starter) was shown as back drop for unknown reason during that session.
The Pokemon's battle sprites, they all turned into a plain black block while their cries were still be able to be heard.
When we moved out I just left that game pak, since there was no more further use of it.

'fake 64 cartridges were never a problem for us', I do not have any similar consoles, so I'm afraid I don't know much about them. But I'm curious, do you meant it by the fake cartridge being able to function as a real game, as in no glitches, being able to save the games etc...?

Gen III games are considered as ultra rare like their preceding Generations! ;) 2 to 3 years ago, I was able to find a legit Japanese Ruby and bought it by a very expensive price comparing to the price when it first debut, I bought it by 500 HKD, in other words if you convert 500 HKD to USD today, it's around 64.45 USD! :O Unfortunately three months after purchasing that game, I lost it in a shopping mall.

As you said, that is why any Generations that was before Gen VI of main Pokemon games were not released on eShop, to avoid people of complaining unable to transfer their Pokemon to the current Generations. One may say that they could slightly alter the mechanics of older games to match the current ones, but that would create much ruckus if they did that. Knowing how insane most older generation fans about protecting the Metal and Color Generations.

I know right?{<3} Back in the days during my summer vacation, which was about my second to third year of elementary days, I saw ithe Gen III showcase from Pokemon.com, featuring Volbeat and Duskull, at that time they do not have localize names yet, were known as Barubito and Yomawaru. And much more, ha! Those were the days!

My first official real Game Cart was a Japanese Pearl, which unfortunately ended up having the same fate like the aforementioned Japanese Ruby... :(

Knowing myself for being talkative,
if I continue the discussion on the thread,
I might get out topic! lol
I hope you won't mind me bringing the conversation here.

Firstly I appreciate your praise about my methods to check the game.
However, that is I learnt from the hard way.
As a child my family was poor,
we can still have three times a meal,
we can still watch TV and stuff.
But buying a GBA was quite too much and considered as wasting money.
One day my elder brother was rewarded a GBA SP for his efforts at school.
Thus that was how we brothers ended up having our first Gen III games.
Though these games were counterfeit, the game paks were black colored.
As a child I was unaware that Gen III game paks are different colored,
as in red for Ruby and Blue for Sapphire.
The very first time I saw a real game pak that is 2004, the debut of Japanese LeafGreen.
At that time I and my brother were amazed about the color of LeafGreen game pak.
Eventually I became closer with classmates that play Pokemon during about my final 1-2 years of elementary.
That was how I learnt that all Gen III game paks colors were different;
they were obviously based on the color of their versions.

As for the other method I realised them by myself by comparing the difference of genuine and fake game paks.

The reason why the main sets are always on handheld consoles,
that is because it is portable that you can take it anytime anywhere,
you can also meet new friends outside by trading Pokemon and battling each other.
Which back in the days that home consoles were not able to connect to internet.

I understand you for not having that kind of desire. :)
But for people who played Pokemon from the debut generation.
GBA series of Pokemon games are a big leap for the series itself,
they were the first generation for handheld Pokemon games to be fully colored.
Plus my aforementioned reasons from the above,
and having restricted to play games during summer vacations made me favored Gen III that much!

Sorry for the long message!
Have a nice day!

That's alright. I'll go ahead and add your claims in a couple of minutes, then.

Would you mind putting your Pokemon claims in alphabetical order in the thread, please? I can go ahead and add them to the list once you've done that.

Sorry for the confusion, bud. Need a persim berry? LMAO

Oh my god that was too nerdy. Even by my standards. *nervous cough*

Nevermind, found it.

Oh Shrew, You silly little bugger. It asked what opinions that people liked that I hated. So, I thought the opinion that Skyla is loved. Was BS. If you know what I mean.

RECAP: The general opinion that Skyla is beautiful and great. That's what I mean when I said "Love".

The Love for Skyla is a ECH opinion in my book. It goes for everyone else listed as love in that post. Cilan, I hate, Skyla, I hate, Iris, I hate. etc.

I must of been drunk. Could I get a link so I can correct this. Thanks, brother.

I'm glad somebody gets it now :P

Actually it wasn't sarcasm :P
I only used Spinda in my avatar because it had the most fitting sprite for an idea I had in mind inspired by the incident of Porygon's seizure...
The idea that a Pokémon would have a pattern on its body that changes color quickly between red & blue, I found Spinda most fitting because not only it has patterns but the patterns can change place, so I thought the circles could change place & in the same time change color. Pretty neat huh? :D

Yay! :3 And yeah, it's super super cute.