3rd Gen Fake Game Disposal

[Frozen Styff]

Through a bad Ebay deal, I've managed to acquire 5 fake pokemon gen 3 games, I received a full refund without even having to return them, so, what shall I do with them? Entertain me.

 

[BakingBluePotatoe]

~Nuke them in a microwave. And record it for Youtube.
~Or just thrown them in the trash.

Quite unfortunate to get fakes. Lucky you got a refund!
I have a fake Firered, but I just keep it anyway, as a backup so I don't mess around with my main file on my legit copy.

 

[Staeilin]

One word: Fire

Then Record it, put it on youtube and supply us a link

 

[Helios93]

Darn it! I hate those fake carts. If I could, I would seriously kill the one who created all the fake carts. In my country, all the game stores are selling fake GBA cart. Hate it so much. For once, I would like to own just one original GBA cart especially Boktai or 3rd gen pokemon games.

 

[Aeroblast]

Do whatever you want with it. If I had those fake cartridges I'd smash them with a hammer until they don't resemble a game cartridge.

 

[PokemonOrangeedition]

I have a fake Emerald. Best bootleg I have ever seen in my life. Only way to spot it was the serial number on the chip itself. They got the cart color and label and everything correct.

I personally just keep it and try to enjoy playing it as much as possible. No way I would let anyone else get a hold of it though. I would say play them for a while, then it's hammertime!

 

[bobandbill]

It depends how fake they are. If they're playable (ie no save wipes, maybe can communicate with legit games too), and there's no change from the real thing bar bugs/messages about save battery or whatnot, why not play them? Could always use them for wacky challenge runs too, I suppose.

 

[Insurgent]

Continue acquiring fake cartridges until you have enough for some kind of ironic art project :P