Cancel X. Would you recommend this Guide? Yes No Hide. Send Skip Hide. Message Sent. Game Shark Codes by Leebot Version: 1. Introduction 2.
Version History 3. Gameshark Codes 4. Quantity Digits 5. Disclaimer 6. Do's and Don't's 7. Credits 8. Un-Credits 1. I hacked the codes for Infinite booster packs and Top card in booster pack modifier myself, and will continue to hack new codes.
In this game, you will be able to choose between three starter Pokemon, namely Magid, Flaon, and Bliqu. The gameplay is still the same as the Fire Red version, but there have been some alterations here and there, which might affect your gameplay experience. Since it is the edited version of Fire Red, you might experience various glitches during the gameplay.
Pokemon — Red Version is the very first official release in the series, which was released in for the Game Boy system. This version was released alongside the Blue version, featuring the original storyline in the Pokemon franchise. In this game, you will play as a trainer from Pallet Town, which is trying to become the best trainer by defeating your rivals, as well as gym leaders and the Elite Four. Pokemon — Gold version is the official release in the series that was released in Japan and US for the Game Boy Color system.
It was released alongside the Silver version, and it belongs to the second generation in the series. In this game, there are various improvements when compared to the first generation in the series, such as the implementation of the new time system and various new added items. The Rojo Fuego version is completely translated into the Spanish language, while still retaining the naming of the official Pokemon names and characters.
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon — Red Rescue Team is a sub-series within the Pokemon franchise that offers different types of gameplay from the main series. The gameplay in Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series gives you the role of a rescuer that needs to complete various missions involving Pokemon.
You will be able to choose your own partner and take on the adventure with your partner Pokemon throughout the game. Pokemon Stadium is a strategy video game based in the Pokemon franchise, which was released in Japan and US for the Nintendo 64 system.
The gameplay style uses the turn-based fighting style, which allows you to fight various other Pokemon in this way. As usual, you will take on an adventure as the Pokemon trainer that needs to battle other trainers to become the Pokemon master. Pokemon Stadium 2 is the second installment in the Pokemon Stadium series, which was released in Japan and US for the Nintendo 64 system. It still retains the same strategy turn-based battle system like its predecessor, but there are additional features being added into this game.
Pokemon — Blue Version is the very first installment in the game series that was released in Japan for the Game Boy system alongside the Red and Green version. In this game, you will take on the same adventure as a Pokemon trainer trying to become the master Pokemon by defeating other trainers, gym leaders, and the Elite Four.
The plot is very much the same as the Red version, but the Blue version has a different Pokemon as its center character. It is completely translated into the German language intended to be played for the German audience. Pokemon Red and Blue is the original Pokemon release, and the first Pokemon game released in the series. The content in this game is the same as the Fire Red version, but the naming of characters and Pokemon is adjusted to the usual naming for the French region.
Pokemon PD is a hacked or bootleg Pokemon game that allows you to take on an adventure as Pikachu in various areas. Throughout the game, you can collect lives, power, and hearts to keep going. Kid Icarus. Goof Troop Editor. FFA Expander. Ganesha Dx. Mega Man 7 password system documentation. FFCC Hacking notes. X-men 2, but now you can actually "Save" the world. Almost perfect, save for one issue.
The Japanese cartridge has a built-in infrared feature, while the American and European versions use the infrared communications port of the Game Boy Color.
Card Pop! A player cannot Card Pop! This feature is the only way of obtaining the Phantom Cards Mew and Venusaur. There are two European versions of this game, each with three languages. One of them is playable in English, French, and German.
The other is playable in English, Italian, and Spanish. When the player boots either of the European versions for the first time, the list of languages appears before the game starts.
The list of languages is also available at the options screen. Due to Card Pop!
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