I went to a resale shop in my town with a friend of mine and we were looking at the old games they had in there. We were surprised to find poke'mon green version. We stopped playing poke'mon about 2-3 years ago, but I still remember when poke'mon first came into my life with blue version and red version. Everyone at school said there was a rumored green version that is a rare game to find. This game is poke'mon green version, not to be confused with the new game, leaf green or whatever.
We took it home and put it in my SP. The game is unbelievably messed up. Everything is so much different from the original version. The graphics and sprites are the same, and the maps and layouts are all the same, but the dialogue is completely horrible and hillarous, sort of like some people on the Pavilion Boards. The name of the poke'mon are changed. For instance, Ivysaur is changed to Fushi. The whole game is in english, with japanese themes in them. For instance, I went into a house and read a book that said, "the alliance (elite four) is consists of 4 of buddha's warriors assistants".
Instead of Poke'mon, they are called pets. People call you a PET TRAINER.
In the american version there was a poke'mon named Rattata. In this version, it's name is Kelar, and listen to it's definition in the Illustrated Handbook of PET (poke'dex)
"has long sharp tooth which always grow up by biting off or shaving off the hard objects swims with 3-toewebs in the lake."
This game is filled with f***ed up grammar and the worst translations ever. I find it really amusing.
Pikachu's name is Bicac.
Anyone see or hear about this game?
We took it home and put it in my SP. The game is unbelievably messed up. Everything is so much different from the original version. The graphics and sprites are the same, and the maps and layouts are all the same, but the dialogue is completely horrible and hillarous, sort of like some people on the Pavilion Boards. The name of the poke'mon are changed. For instance, Ivysaur is changed to Fushi. The whole game is in english, with japanese themes in them. For instance, I went into a house and read a book that said, "the alliance (elite four) is consists of 4 of buddha's warriors assistants".
Instead of Poke'mon, they are called pets. People call you a PET TRAINER.
In the american version there was a poke'mon named Rattata. In this version, it's name is Kelar, and listen to it's definition in the Illustrated Handbook of PET (poke'dex)
"has long sharp tooth which always grow up by biting off or shaving off the hard objects swims with 3-toewebs in the lake."
This game is filled with f***ed up grammar and the worst translations ever. I find it really amusing.
Pikachu's name is Bicac.
Anyone see or hear about this game?
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