Gaming Whre i Found GBA Bootlegs

[Psyfira]

You'd be better off with preowned / second-hand games. I know someone else has used them, but the price is good and they'll be much higher quality than a bootleg.

 

[herbanassault]

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reason: This isn't the testing area nor is it the 90's"

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAHAHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAAHAHA

This site rules.

 

[Renegade_R]

Well at least help him guys...

Unfortunately the only place to get these kind of bootlegs is to have a hookup in Asia because most resellers sell flashcards.

 

[beedog19]

You could always pick up a card and fill it up for her. I do a similar thing for my friend who has no idea how to work/update his r4 and is probably a more reliable route than bootlegs.
I'd try to translate into Spanish but my brain is just thinking Italian right now and will probably just confuse you.

 

[xJonny]

"Whre i Found GBA Bootlegs" deserves to be a fad.


By the way, there is no "Original Shop" for these things, as it's highly illegal and any "shop" set up would be shut down immediatly.

There are suppliers of these though, and there are some dodgy shops that sell bootlegs to foreign tourists in some places of the world..

and as some have said above, you may as well get a GBA flashcard and fill it up.

 

[MahouMaster]

You could try fleamarkets, there's one near me that has nothing but bootleg games, what makes this funny is it's right next to Nintendo's Australian headquarters.

 

[silverspoon]

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[naes]

Something like this may also be a good clue that it's fake:

...I want that.