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Meganium
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posted 03-19-2001 03:05 PM      Profile for Meganium   Author's Homepage   Email Meganium   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 

Alright, about eight months back I bought a gameshark for my pokemon silver. It was a gameshark pro that I got from wal-mart. I first put the game into the gameshark, then I put the gameshark into my GBC. I then turned on the gameshark, then I turned on my GBC. But my GBC screen got all blurry, after many tries I finally gave up and checked the intruction booklet. It said this: 'does not work with pokemon games" Now...I never heard of a gameshark not working with a game of it's required system, so I just returned the gameshark for my refund.


My question is, what is the name of a version of the gameshark that is compatible with the pokemon G/S games. What is the name of the store that I can buy it at, and how much does it cost.

Did I do something wrong in the procedure of turning the gameshark on? I just don't understand those things.

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posted 03-19-2001 04:47 PM      Profile for Starwolf   Author's Homepage   Email Starwolf   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Just use a pro or online version of it.

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posted 03-19-2001 05:00 PM      Profile for Footitch   Author's Homepage     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
Online? Do you mean an emulator?
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Meganium
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posted 03-19-2001 05:08 PM      Profile for Meganium   Author's Homepage   Email Meganium   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I would much rather use a bought one. So if anyone could answer my question, it will be helpful.

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posted 03-20-2001 08:45 PM      Profile for sword     Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 

The version of gameshark i have is Gameshark online version 3.1
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Originally posted by Meganium:

what is the name of a version of the gameshark that is compatible with the pokemon G/S games.


This is very compatible with Pokemon because on the package it states the site to visit for gold and silver which is www.gameshark.com I haven't had a problem with my other pokemon games. Plus 3.1 allows the user to plug it into the computer to download codes and upload snapshots.

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Originally posted by Meganium:

What is the name of the store that I can buy it at, and how much does it cost.


i got this at best buy for 24.99. although i got with a raincheck. normally it would be 29.99

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I got my Online 3.1 at Toys R Us for about $30 Canadian, but boy is it worth it, it's terrific. It even comes preloaded with codes for every Pokemon game

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Honestly, this is a big question. I would like to be able to point people to a FAQ, but it might not exist...

Simply put, I don't know which GS versions work with which pokemon versions. I personally have an older, grey model GS and it seems to work with anything that can run on a GBP (it doesn't run on GBC).

The best solution I've seen is to post and everyone answers.

Incomplete at best, I know.

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posted 03-21-2001 02:14 PM      Profile for Meganium   Author's Homepage   Email Meganium   Send New Private Message      Edit/Delete Post  Reply With Quote 
I was told by a friend of mine that even though the booklet states that the gameshark does work with the game, it actually does. That label was placed there because so many people were complaining about losing there save games. So Interact thought it just might be better if they "said" it didn't work.

I'm a real idiot for not figuring this out...also, he told me that the gameshark has to be off, then when you turn on the gameboy, the gameshark screen will appear, is this true?

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I actaully had the same problem as you with my Yellow and Silver versions on my GBC with my old gray model GS. I figured that the GS was only capable of displaying the flexable colour schemes like the ones used for R/B or any other older game. Yellow and Silver (and Gold) all have set colour formats that the GS cannot display, you can still enter codes, but you can't see them or really use them in the long run.

The newer GS 3.x and up I believe are more flexable with the GBC games themselves. But if you have an older model, use it with a GBP because it has no colour, just B&W

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