Gaming Real or fake Pokemon game?

[HowlingWolfNaru-Jose]

NTR-CPUE-AUS

So, the Australian is the same ROM as US cart... Interesting. For the ones who do not get it:
In the game codes the 4th char is the region, so in CPUE is "E"
E is USA, P is EUR, J is JPN, S is SPA, etc...

 

[AkiraKurusu]

So, the Australian is the same ROM as US cart... Interesting. For the ones who do not get it:
In the game codes the 4th char is the region, so in CPUE is "E"
E is USA, P is EUR, J is JPN, S is SPA, etc...

I guess so? I mean, our Pokémon games use "feet" and "pounds" in the Pokédex, rather than metres and kilograms - which I always did find weird and incomprehensible.

 

[FAST6191]

I guess so? I mean, our Pokémon games use "feet" and "pounds" in the Pokédex, rather than metres and kilograms - which I always did find weird and incomprehensible.

They did in Europe as well, or at least the UK versions which is presumably what was sent there as well. This despite no kid that even played red and blue being taught imperial measurements in school (possibly at all, even as a "so you can know what your parents are talking about"), and about 2 months after they hit in Europe (even less if they got it for Christmas) it was made mandatory to use metric in measurements in general transactions/loose goods and normal way before then anyway.