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Technically, this is a Rom Hack. I am starting to mess with other Rom Hacks that are more obvious though. :)

Ken. 😠

Road to the ultimate.

Thank you for the support! I agree randomizing the cards is certainly a different experience all together.

I haven't planned on anything but I am always willing to take suggestions.

It's surprising it never saw an international release.

@sturtaz I'm an old man, so I can tell you exactly why lol. Back in the late 90s and early 2000s, we were 2+ years behind Japan on pokemon. By the time we got pokemon cards for the first time, they were already distributing Neo Genesis (2nd generation of cards and pokemon). By the time we got TCG 2, the gameboy advance was already in the works. Nintendo of America decided not to translate TC2 to make way for the new GBA library.

Poor Anna....

I think there is technically the arcade and the challenge hall.

The back light was such a great add on for the SP. I agree! While I still have my original SP. I do wish I still had my original cartridge for this game. :<

I believe the game boy game works well if you know the cards very well. Obviously, that knowledge is impossible for a randomizer. I think the visuals help compensate for the lackluster game boy interface and is pretty entertaining too. I determined. I've been using Pokecard. Although it has its glitches, it seems to do the best job at creating the retro gen 1 card design.

8 more ghosts to go!

@@sturtazget emmmmm ghostbuster

@@sturtazthe magician guy is super annoying

Oh yes. Toby!

Thank you for watching! Have a good one.

Thank you. That means a lot. :)

You know. I wasn't going to, but since you asked kindly. I'll work on it. :)

@@sturtazyay!! excited for it :)

You are correct. PlusPower, until Gen 5, physically attached to the active Pokemon in time. The 2011 print made the card more dynamic.

got em

I really wish I was. I often think the NPCs are trolling me, though.

Great question. Sometimes I feel these games are rigged and the effectiveness of Smokescreen would magically change when on my side of the board. I'd rather keep as few luck elements off my side of the board.

@@sturtaz Honestly this comment inspired me to try it out. I'll let you know how it goes!

Great question. I acknowledge some people may like to create separate decks for certain match-ups. For me, I find it easier to improve the starter deck. Although, I don't consider myself a speed-runner, it also saves time from maintaining different decks. Lastly, I think it's kind of a wholesome thought to take the deck you started with and beat the game with it. This is similar to taking your starting Pokemon in the main games and carrying it with you to the end.

The elite computers are just the same as any other player in the game haha. Just with more hyped cards.

I have never heard someone tell me that before. I honestly thought I flipped a ton of tails, so I wanted to visually represent how horrible my luck was. The counter ended up backfiring on me but I had already committed to editing at that point.

He looks more like a butler than an elite card player.

Yep... It is Stevie. The most spooky of them all.

If only I had that luck in real life haha.

I will challenge you to tails flipping any time. lol

@@RegularGuyBBQ Bring it on. I will be the first crowned champion of the coin flipping championship circuit!

Very true words of wisdom there.

Haha... They are all over the top for a card game. I'm not sure which series takes it to the most extreme, but I think that might be YGO.

This is my second loss in the play through. The first time was against Rock Leader Gene in Episode 2.

I can neither confirm nor deny this claim. I don't even know.

Nothing says dramatic like an old professor who can't even remember his grandson's nickname.

@@sturtaz - If I try to link anything, UA-cam automatically deletes the comment with extreme prejudice. Anyway, I highly recommend looking up the Honest Trailer for Death Note.

Those kinds of setups are about par for my luck. Also, I am not whatifalthist.

Yeah. Base Set Charizard is the perfect example of exemplifying the difference between "Energy" and "Energy Card". It's just easy to forget since attacks in the current sets rarely operate that way.

I don't have any particular reason other than habit from playing it years ago. Electric types tend to be the first type I rip from the Charmander starter deck as well since they are somewhat lackluster compared to other types. More practically, it does invoke some level of handicap on the NPCs.

My super power sometimes turns off without me realizing it.

Rumors have it that I have super powers and that my super power is to manipulate coins so they always land on tails when flipped near me. Although, I can't turn off that super power. I hope Marvel will get the movie started soon.

I would be happy to look into a How to play video after my current project. While that is in the works, are there any questions I can answer right away?

I think it was a good idea on Nintendo's part along with the other older Pokemon games.

I too stare at walls with disdain when I know my destiny is defeat lol.

Easily is a great example of how nice Gameboy graphics can be given the effort.