Nice oneGot the original one nib at a decent price, now I finally have all 3 sets
I know it was a Mario stylus but it said switoh instead of switchLooks like it's a mario themed stylus. So that probably why it says nintendo switch.
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It is ridiculous how expensive older Pokemon games got in the last few years. I'm quite happy I got them for acceptable prices a few years ago.A legitimate copy of pokemon sapphire. i had kinda thought it would be a) a pipe dream to get and b) never show up locally. i was wrong about both, with me seeing it at my local retro game store about a week ago and getting it just this monday
Cost me about 60, 65 bucks, but it's a lot cheaper than some of the prices I saw on ebay. i may not have grown up with it, but im happy about it.
Thanks! surprisingly enough, it seems like the game was kept in good condition considering that when I first booted it up, I didn't get the "battery has been dried out" message. I might do a exploration of the save file before I download the .sav file for it.It is ridiculous how expensive older Pokemon games got in the last few years. I'm quite happy I got them for acceptable prices a few years ago.
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Only stupid part for Ruby and Sapphire was having to get out the soldering iron in order to replace the burned out batteries before actually starting a game. What was going on with them, when they came up with clocks inside games and had the batteries soldered on? That was a crazy idea.
Have fun with Sapphire!
Makes me sick, thinking these were worth like $30 at GameStop about 10 years ago. Oof. Congrats on getting it though!! R/S/E are my favorites.Cost me about 60, 65 bucks, but it's a lot cheaper than some of the prices I saw on ebay.
Omg those boxes bring me joy to see, and so nicely taken care of, too!! I miss the boxes I had for them. Ruby and Sapphire were just so shiny, I remember loving seeing them on my shelf. And wowza, I forgot the wireless adapter existed, what a time!pics