TCG, CCG, ETC...

[IVhorseman]

In my humble opinion, DP brought back the old feel of pokemon with awesome twists.

[Bonn-o-Tron]

I liked D/P because of the rediculously large amount of catchable Pokemon in it. I also think that the failure that was Ruby/Sapphire really maked D/P seem better by comparison.

[Tarren]

I play Magic (how I got working at my internship) and i'm going to start playing the Warcraft TCG, because it's cheap, and it runs a lot like magic.
And thirdl, blood elf females are hot.

[Zahru]

Well I was on a tournament today... I finished last, but I received tons of free stuff (and that's always happy:)) had some fine trades, and all in all it was kick-ass!

Next time I'll do better... hope so.

[Blitzen]

You talk about GSC as if there was no BRY before it. Seriously, blue was my first pokemon game. Took me forever to save up for the Color and the game. Loved every minute of playing it.

My favorite was Ruby though. Don't know why but I loved that one. However, the original 150 are the best in my mind.

Pokemon are always OSSUM SAUCE!!!!

Of course there is RBY, but I didn't really own any Pokemon games until GSC. RBY was also ridiculously glitchy, and Misty, Erika, and the E4 were really hard. : (

[doodstormer]

I remember once making a massive card game. I had like 300 characters and a bunch of upgrades and spell things, it was wicked awesome.

[Shaeph]

yeez, where did you get the time to do that,
I remember my fifth Saturnalia, my first gameboy and pokemon red,
omg i love that game.

I currently play magic and still have one deck of yu-gi-oh (all water, which i thought was pretty cool)

[OneEye589]

You talk about GSC as if there was no BRY before it. Seriously, blue was my first pokemon game. Took me forever to save up for the Color and the game. Loved every minute of playing it.

My favorite was Ruby though. Don't know why but I loved that one. However, the original 150 are the best in my mind.

Pokemon are always OSSUM SAUCE!!!!

Of course there is RBY, but I didn't really own any Pokemon games until GSC. RBY was also ridiculously glitchy, and Misty, Erika, and the E4 were really hard. : (

Weird. I never had any glitches with my Red or Yellow, unless you tried doing any of the glitches like MissingNo. and infinite items, which were all really random and/or out of the way. I also found Erika to be the hardest (from what I remember).

The only problem I ever had with a Pokemon game was when I dropped my Red cartridge down the stairs and it didn't save any longer.

I only like up until Gold and Silver because after that there were just too many Pokemon to remember and just too much stuff that didn't seem like Pokemon. I also have never owned anything fancier in hand-held consoles than a Game Boy Color.

[Bonn-o-Tron]

You talk about GSC as if there was no BRY before it. Seriously, blue was my first pokemon game. Took me forever to save up for the Color and the game. Loved every minute of playing it.

My favorite was Ruby though. Don't know why but I loved that one. However, the original 150 are the best in my mind.

Pokemon are always OSSUM SAUCE!!!!

Of course there is RBY, but I didn't really own any Pokemon games until GSC. RBY was also ridiculously glitchy, and Misty, Erika, and the E4 were really hard. : (

Actually, I think the entirety of that game was hard. I still love it, though.

[IVhorseman]

I will admit that I exploited the hell out of RBY's glitches. But I got a Mew out of it so... hooray?

[pesgores]

When Pokemon was popular in my old college, I had no Internet so there were a few "heroes" inside our school, who seemed to know lots of stuff.

Then the Internet came and everyone started to know all the secrets and any idiot could get a level 100 Mew easily. Then it became boring.

I sometimes play LeafGreen in my GBA SP.

[Blitzen]

I laundered my Fire Red once, and when it came out of the drier, it was hot, but still worked.

[Niflheim]

I laundered my Fire Red once, and when it came out of the drier, it was hot, but still worked.

How in the helll di that work out?!
Anyways I collected pokemon cards back in the day. I still pity my self for not having a freaking pokemon game!


*~*Niflheim*~*

[OneEye589]

Yea, I dropped my Game Boy Pocket down the stairs at my old house with Pokemon Red in it. They both worked fine except that the game wouldn't save.

[ahp77]

When Pokemon was popular in my old college, I had no Internet so there were a few "heroes" inside our school, who seemed to know lots of stuff.

Then the Internet came and everyone started to know all the secrets and any idiot could get a level 100 Mew easily. Then it became boring.

I sometimes play LeafGreen in my GBA SP.

College? I thought you were my floppy penis's age.