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While some fans expressed hope that they could be compensated in the form of a digital download for the game, it seems that some fans have sought official help to no avail. Other users have expressed that their North American copies of the games haven't worked for quite some time. After a bit of makeshift crowd-sourced research, Resetera users have discovered that right now, it seems German copies of Omega Ruby are the most likely to no longer boot up.
Over on Resetera, Pokemon fans have rallied around each other after discovering that their copies of the 2014 Nintendo 3DS games Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire have supposedly "stopped working." One user in Germany noted that within their small video game community, around 50% of physical Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire games refuse to start up, despite only being around 6 years old.įor whatever reason, the now-defective copies of the 3rd generation Pokemon remakes only seem to be some European versions of the game. RELATED: Original Stitch Custom Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire Shirts Available Now While these older games have experienced battery death, for some reason, it seems that a much more recent Nintendo 3DS Pokemon title is giving many fans trouble. Many Pokemon fans revisiting their older games like Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green may be greeted by a message saying that the game's internal battery has run dry, resulting in an inability to experience some in-game events.
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With a successful series that has run for so long, it's really no surprise that some older Pokemon games have begun to show their age in a variety of ways. Many fans have been capturing, trading, and battling their favorite monsters for two-and-a-half decades, experiencing 32 mainline Pokemon titles across a whopping 8 generations. But the main thing to take away is that yes, the Japanese text clearly refers to a black Mega Charizard user, the Sky Pillar, and all that.This year, the Pokemon franchise celebrates its 25th anniversary.
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I still need to find the full Japanese text of this scene all in one place, so my rough translation above is sort of in a patchwork format right now. I wonder what became of him and his black Lizardon… The young man who battled against Rayquaza beside me… Although, it was a long time ago now…Īnd I’m reminded of the young trainer who used a black Mega-Lizardon as we battled the Rayquaza together then. I once had the chance to see it face to face. I’m reminded of the Legendary Pokemon Rayquaza, said to descend at the Sky Pillar. I once faced off with it long ago, actually, The Legendary Pokemon Rayquaza is said to descend at the Sky Pillar. You know, seeing that white beauty there that you travel with… Seeing that little white one you’re traveling with brings back memories. Here’s a look at the text side-by-side: Japanese Version (basic translation) I wonder whatever happened to him and that black Charizard of his…Īlas, I don’t have the Japanese games to check and even if I did I’d probably be pretty terrible at it, but using the powers of the Internet I was able to confirm that the Japanese versions indeed reference a black Charizard/Lizardon user! Sean included this image from the English version of the game: Is this found in the Japanese version of the game? Because the implications for the Pokemon canon could be massive if that’s the case. This line from Steven in Pokemon Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire references an episode of the Pokemon anime, “～ Pocket Monsters XY Special Episode: The Strongest Mega Evolution ~Act II~” in which Steven teams up with a trainer named Alain (who, yes, has a black Mega Charizard) and battles rayquaza. As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not very familiar with the series but I’m happy to take interesting questions, so here’s one from Sean A.! Remakes of Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire were recently released on the Nintendo 3DS, and fans have been abuzz about all the little differences and new references in the games.
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