Post by Cat on May 11, 2009 21:00:31 GMT -6
Yes, that is what the PokéROM is.
You can't have seen 71 because three haven't even been released and quite a few are Japan-only.
Have you actually seen a Battrio station or Pokémate, the cell phone application, or all of the games for the Pokémon mini? What about both versions of Project Studio, something I have never seen? I actually haven't looked to see how many I have yet.Now how many have you REALLY seen? (I'm also doubting the number that you own.)
No, no, no. I just put that because it's the total. I didn't mean that I've actually physically seen 71. Sorry for the confusion. The number that I've actually seen isn't actually that much higher than the number I own. And I do own 38 -- here's the list:
1. Red
2. Blue
3.Yellow
4.Hey You! Pikachu
5. Snap
6. Pinball
7. Stadium
8. Project Studio Red (PC)
9. Project Studio Blue (PC)
10. Gold
11. Silver
12. Puzzle League (N64)
13. Puzzle Challenge (GBC)
14. Stadium 2
15. Crystal
16. PokeROM
17. Ruby
18. Sapphire
19. Channel
20. Pinball RS
21. Colosseum
22. Fire Red
23. Leaf Green
24. Emerald
25. Dash
26. XD: Gale of Darkness
27. Trozei
28. Team Turbo (PC)
29. PMD: Red
30. PMD: Blue
31. Ranger
32. Diamond
33. Pearl
34. Battle Revolution
35. Explorers of Time
36. Explorers of Darkness
37. My Pokemon Ranch
38. Platinum
The only really major games that I don't have are Ranger's sequel and the Pokemon TCG Game (redundant acronyms For The Win!). I've ROMplayed TCG and liked it; it's a pity I missed out on that one.
PokeRom and the project studios might be my most obscure; they're used to make cards and things like that, and there are lots of pokemon images stored on each one. Blue has slightly different pictures and a differently colored layout, and also less space on the computer if I recall correctly. It's still over 80 MB per game.
Oh, that makes more sense. Nice collection!
