포켓몬 가오레 ポケモンガオーレ Pokémon Ga-Olé

포켓몬 가오레 ポケモンガオーレ Pokémon Ga-Olé

@@생쥐찬 Thank you so much! Couldn't even figure out what it was called so that clears things up a lot

i thought he was reloading some kind of yugioh duel disc xD

Looks like an arcade machine. Those cards are probably collectible and can be used to play the game.

@@Ahzafera i know that i just never seen a trading that look like it's made out of solid plastic

@@Ahzafera plus it look and sound like it's in japan china or south Korea

@@noily8974 Prepare the extra

1. If you're talking about why they leave the extras beside the cartridge, it's so they don't have to bring them back from their storage if they're refilling the stack again. Also, this can prevent staff from stealing the cards for themselves. 2. If you're talking about why the extra stack is split in two, they do that so it doesn't easily fall down. A lower stack doesn't tumble easily compared to a higher stack.

一边叫着爸爸的名字一边吃米饭！

Nope, pokemon. The second pile he puts in is Riolu, and thats a munchlax on the bottom, and a rotom on the second pile

I believe this is Pokémon Ga-Olé, its an arcade game of Pokémon. If you know Battrio or Tretta (which are its predecessors) or Mezastar or Frienda (which are its successors), it's the same thing. Basically, it simulates wild battles, but with a bit of gimmicks different from the core games. You can only catch wild Pokémon you defeat, and the Pokéball used is RNG. I think there is also battle mode in these arcade games, and you can only use chips/cards of the Pokémon you have.

@madmakluvr the cards look really cool tho

@@BlueNETGaming reload

Thanks!

hahaha, thank bro

😋 🍪

Better not be oatmeal raisin.

What are these?

@@Virtusy 所有招式都是基本功，不是要你套招，是看防守人員站位情況下再選擇要用哪種使用出來

pokemon card for the arcade, i forgot what its called but very few outside of japan and asia

I believe this is Pokémon Ga-Olé, its an arcade game of Pokémon. If you know Battrio or Tretta (which are its predecessors) or Mezastar or Frienda (which are its successors), it's the same thing. Basically, it simulates wild battles, but with a bit of gimmicks different from the core games. You can only catch wild Pokémon you defeat, and the Pokéball used is RNG. I think there is also battle mode in these arcade games, and you can only use chips/cards of the Pokémon you have.

It's a arcade game mabey a coin pusher

I believe this is Pokémon Ga-Olé, its an arcade game of Pokémon. If you know Battrio or Tretta (which are its predecessors) or Mezastar or Frienda (which are its successors), it's the same thing. Basically, it simulates wild battles, but with a bit of gimmicks different from the core games. You can only catch wild Pokémon you defeat, and the Pokéball used is RNG. I think there is also battle mode in these arcade games, and you can only use chips/cards of the Pokémon you have.