Yes. There is a plugin for the Transfer Pak.
Thanks, after reading this went on Google and found the plugin for Project 64 and a page on how to use it.
Now, another RBY question: So my (awesome) dad visits me and brings me a surprise present: a working Pokemon Blue cart he got from a used game store. A nice gesture....but upon further inspection, I thought maybe it might be a bootleg.
However, I don't entirely remember what the old old games are supposed to look like, so I could be wrong. Here on the details on why I think it might be a bootleg:
- This picture
It's my cartridge. If you can't read the text on the left side, it says
"DMG-APEE-USA-1".
- There is no gold star that says "Official Nintendo Seal of Approval", nor is there any text that says "Blue Version". However, after looking at various carts on Google Images, a lot look like mine.
- On some carts on Google I saw a "E" rating that was white with faded black edges, whereas the "E" rating on mine is solid black. Reference (not mine, from the internet):
- Okay so I actually played it on my GBA SP. The whole game is monochrome blue. Watching others play on YouTube, this isn't the case (although idk if it's b/c emulation or not).
- When I save, it says "Now saving". When I played on an English Yellow ROM a while ago, all it would say was just "Saving".
- It was bought from a used game store for $19.99. This is an awesome place that has collectibles and a lot of old video games across all systems, and I've gotten stuff from there before. Also, I know that usually knock-offs go for about $15 or less to make it look like a good deal. Or maybe someone sold them a fake and they never knew, idk
So tell me RoA goers...it my game legit or not? It doesn't matter too much...I'm still going to play it and I appreciate is as an awesome gift. But I'm just genuinely curious if this is the real deal.