Unboxing a Pokemon Game From Every Generation

[@smellymewi]

Man, it is like a nostalgia trip when seeing you unboxed all of these. Started from FireRed for me and I missed those cardboard boxes in the GBA games.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it! :)

[@tealgamemaster]

It's crazy to see how the old manual looked with Blue. I had no idea they had stuff like type charts and maps and stuff. This was really interesting to watch, thank you.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Things really have changed a lot since the early days of Pokemon. I'll always have extremely fond memories of bringing home the first few generations, and feeling like a truly epic adventure was waiting for me! Thank you very much for watching! :)

[@emersonkonnor6338]

Instablaster.

[@ardraagatama2858]

I have the not-so-called-original yellow and they also had that trainer guide... I remember felt so happy when bought it

[@denniss.mowers1639]

You mentioned how video games could help with reading ability, and it’s true. When I was in the Spelling Bee one time, I was given the word fatigue. My parents thought that I didn’t know how to spell that word, but were surprised when I got it right. I told them it was because of Pokémon that I knew that word and how to spell it!

[@RP123lolololol]

My first handheld device was the gameboy color, and my first game was pokemon yellow. At 40 years old I still play pokemon, and my wife just still don't get it. Thank you for the video.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you for watching! You're never too old for Pokemon. :)

[@Ichabod_Jericho]

Love that they’re all cosmetically flawless!! Not just the outside of the box & the carts; but all the contents also. They really look like you just took the cellophane off before recording. Insanely pleasing to my weird ass tendencies & preferences 🤤🤤🤤

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you for watching! Nothing weird at all about wanting to see minty games. Certainly better than the ones that look like they've been sat on by someone! :)

[@TAGanimation]

Pokemon Yellow was a post birthday gift, bought at Walmart. My brother got Gold for his birthday. Pokemon Ruby was bought at Target as something to play for a summer trip. Pokemon Diamond would be the final Pokemon game I bought (on release day from Walmart). Pokemon Moon would be the REAL final Pokemon game I would buy (especially from Walmart).

[@suppengroove]

the european sword/shield at least had a flyer about the meowth event :D

[@TheGameDisplay]

Anything is better than nothing! :P

[@simple7708]

Omg you're right! Just checked lets go pikachu and it got a flyer for the guide and pokedex book

[@yup5581]

@@simple7708 funny I ordered the pal lets go eevee on accident and never knew the na version never had it. Nice to know pal cartridges will load on an na switch, not sure about other languages though.

[@SlayerCentral]

6:27 I NEVER KNEW that was a universal thing with the Gen 2 games, When I had mine back when I was a teen, mine couldn't save at all and I thought mine specifically was just broken but, now I know that it was a universal thing across ALL the Gen 2 cartridges.

[@Jormunguandr]

Such a comfy video. I remember having fun looking at snes and n64 game boxes both at home and in game stores before they closed.

[@EliteXclutchX21]

I was wondering if one of these videos existed, this was awesome to watch thank you!!!

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad I was able to make a video that interested you. Please feel free to share it around, and check out some of my other videos as well. :)

[@jeffsavilleproductions]

This larger cartridges of gen1/2 hit me with a wall of nostalgia

[@rockytem2709]

I think that almost everybody I knew who had the gen 1 games when they were about 10 and under spent the most time in gen 4. It probably was because our understanding of pokemon and it's untold mechanics (like EVs and secondary effects like thunder in rainstorm) were found out here. It also massively helps to be able to move pokemon into the next generation again as gen 1 and 2 were exclusive from the rest of the series until virtual console came out.

[@minty9245]

I spent so much more time on gen three, that jump from gameboy on silver to sapphire was a whole new world for young me.

[@justinlalko7834]

I remember seeing these games for 17-20 bucks behind the glass lol. Good times if we only knew

[@TheJunky228]

I wish the manuals came with all that info that the 1st gens did! Also, just fyi, Pokemon Black wasn't in a black cart for the aesthetics, it was because it had IR capabilities built into the cart itself, and that type of plastic is invisible in the IR spectrum. Any DS game with that capability uses the same cart

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching, and for that bit of information! I actually wasn't aware of that. :)

[@thatsmyname0301]

the gen 4 Music is so hard kicking.. Platinum was my first ever Pokemon Game and i love it. The story, the Music (i can sit there for hours just hear the Soundtracks of the game)

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you for watching! If you enjoyed, please consider checking out my latest video looking at Pokemon promotional materials and more! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fH2qiZifl5yYiJI

[@Cwissmate]

seeing all these old boxes brings back so many memories and nostalgia great video buddy!

[@TheGameDisplay]

@@Cwissmate Thank you so much for watching and for your kind comment! I'm really happy you enjoyed the content. :)

[@doomprr]

B/W's black cart is also in HG/SS. It's most likely for infrared communications, like in Mystery Gift there's an option for IR. However this was most likely used for the Pokewalker by most users on HGSS. Its also a great way to distinguish fake games from real ones.

[@TAGanimation]

I think in a bizarre complicated way, I don't just see this as a piece of the past, but almost feels as if I've been counting the years and months that past since the first game came out (maybe not literally, but something like that).

[@pikaplayer2870]

Wow, such a journey the series has gone through. . . Sad that Gen 9 doesn't have anything in its box either :T

[@AGoodVibe]

Pokémon Blue was also my first. Those early instruction booklets really take me back

[@tamango_skyes8074]

Maan was this a TRIP! As well as learning that Gold and Silver were playable in the original GameBoy; always thought the generation 2 games were GameBoy Color only. Thanks for the smile and little tear of happiness 😄👋

[@TheGameDisplay]

I'm really happy you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for watching. :)

[@loneomega5937]

Ommmmggggg nostlagic. Pokemon blue was the very first pokemon game I grabbed. I got red, yellow silver and gold from a game store but just the cartridge and I got crystal for christmas brand new. Then I got Ruby later on for bday. Such a trip.. i miss the 90s

[@Vakama95096]

Pokemon Diamond was actually my first pokemon game. However I had to give away to a friend from Thailand sadly. But, lucky for me, I bought a used copy of Diamond and still have that game in my collection.

[@yumekojabami1326]

Loved the video man. One day I hope to have a collection like yours. (I have almost all of the DS and 3DS Pokemon games)

[@adrianramirez5104]

love how the background music changes to correspond with the game your unboxing 🤣

[@WaterStar2398]

I was diamond and pearl! That was the closest to age 10 for me for a new game back then! That would’ve been my gen!!!

[@marvelstudios8447]

Dp best

[@StikbotBoom]

i subscribed with notis becuase of how good this content is

[@stellardafellar]

Hey Andrew, I've known of your channel for 7 years now and use to watch your content for a long time. It's been a while since I've seen some of your videos, but began to sit down and watch them again for the past couple of weeks and I feel that your channel and video game collecting has inspired me to keep collecting on my own time whenever possible. You cover some of the most underrated topics in collecting or obscure areas I may have not heard much about or never heard of before. Loved the GBA E-Reader videos because that is one of my all time favorite Nintendo addons! I found your channel when looking for E-Reader videos and found yours as a result because back then there wasn't a ton of coverage on the E-Reader and still isn't as much to this day. Felt like you did a fantastic job on your videos back then and still to this day! Keep making the great videos and I look forwards to what else is to come! P.S: Congratulations on the most recent fan translations!

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much! It means a lot to hear such kind words. I'm so happy that my work is something that people enjoy, and that even years later people continue to enjoy it. It also makes me happy to hear that I have inspired others to collect retro games, as I think it's a hobby that offers so much fun and excitement! Thank you for being a fan for so many years, and for your kind words regarding the fan translations that were just released! I hope that you continue to enjoy my videos! :)

[@emperorpaws8447]

Now it starts to make sense why they focus soo much in later gens on the tutorials, older games had a very barren tutorial on only how to catch pokemon and certain npc's had a 1 dialogue line mentioning a specific tip or trick, nowadays u can go 4 maybe 5 hours locked in conversation with npcs and told to do some chores before the game unlocks itself for u because you're demanded to perform every tutorial trick no matter what. And the absence of manuals in the cases and it's deminishing existence over the years is the main reason why...

[@gal7560]

Crazy how you kept all these in very neat conditions

[@rxgomez9000]

I started as a gen 3 trainer. I was 5yo when ruby & sapphire came out in 2003. I still have my ruby cartridge from when it came out to this day.

[@helentran204]

I was an upsetti spaghetti when I saw that they stopped doing colored carts, but let it be until I recently saw some custom DS game cart shells (3DS games also fit in those shells) that were all colored and translucent, so I bought a whole bunch, naturally, so now my Omega Ruby looks as it should! I might buy a few more for my Gen IV games, but I'll keep my SoulSilver as is.

[@nathankellogg2640]

Oh the reason Heartgold, Soulsilver, Black, White, and its sequels had darker carts is for a specific reason. An IR sensor is built into the cartridge. You can even test if they’re genuine games by holding it up to a light. A red outline should be visible around the edges of the cart.

[@deka3321]

I wasn't speaking English when I played Pokemon Blue (had only English version), I had no idea it had any story at all… But when you talk about learning through video games - so many non-native kids today learn a lot of English long before they start learning it at school. I mean… English pretty much colonised the whole world once again via video games. Colonize me by these means anyday.

[@ajx2956]

Oh my god I love this video, for two reasons one because of the nostalgia & two because I had an idea of doing the same thing lol.

[@VallThyo]

Great video, loved it. You always said you loved blue, and we can see a lot of blue-themed Pokemon games... except for Ruby! I really expected to see Sapphire there to match the others. Is there any reason why Ruby over Sapphire or am I thinking too much about this? I think my favorite Gen will always be Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald, just so many memories of it.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm very glad that you enjoyed it. :D And you're right, I do love blue! Growing up I actually did play Sapphire instead of Ruby, but I decided to unbox Ruby in this video as I wanted there to be a bit of variety in color, haha! Gen 3 really is great though, right up there with Gens 1, 2, and 4 in my mind! :)

[@vitorp864]

Man, I’ve always wanted to buy Pokémon emerald, but I never had a Gameboy, being able to see these boxes are so cool!

[@WizarbWillTurnYouIntoFoot]

20:29 that gives me so much nostalgia

[@iiLoveAutumn]

This is so upsetting that I don't feel bad for downloading sword on eshop instead of getting the physical copy

[@X0NEN_BEATZ]

i loved this vid man thanks for the great content!

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I'm really glad to hear that you enjoyed it. :)

[@juangonzalez9500]

Amazing video, deserves more views!

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! Please consider sharing it around. I appreciate your support! :D

[@brandongarner5571]

I'm only missing Pokémon Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon for my Pokémon video game collection along with all of the other new ones that aren't in my collection yet.

[@yup5581]

Very nice, I almost have every mystery dungeon game cib, missing the 3ds and switch games. In terms of main series, excluding gen 1-2 i have every game except black 2 loose. I have a lots of multiples though

[@JamieS1992]

well those ones are pretty easy to find

[@TAGanimation]

You know what I just realized? When Pokemania hit USA in 1999, and Red/Blue was already 3 years old at this point (1996). And Then It was actually super convenient for Pokemon Gold/Silver to hit USA literally a year later in 2000. AND THEN us USA kids were forced to wait a staggering 3 years before Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire came out.

[@GumCow]

I'm missing gen 1-3 on the mainline games. Luckily though, I have CIB with 4-9, which are probably the most expensive

[@consolectterree7030]

My aunt got me a pokemon green version in japan and i wasted bunch of hours of gameplay for that, and it was well worth it even tho i don't understand japanese

[@flareonboii1515]

Also if you were curious here are the actual dates these Pokémon regions were introduced Kanto: Jan 31 1758, The divisions of west and east pewter: Feb 1 1760, First kanto republic Johto: Feb 5 1800, Johto republic Hoenn: Jun 1 1615, Kingdom of Hoenn Sinnoh: Mar 5 1821, great hisui empire: Jul 24 1905 Republic of sinnoh Unova: xx/xx/1831, Hisuenn Union: May 31 1927, republic of unova Kalos: Oct 1 1829 (est.) Kalosian empire: Aug 31 1916 republic of Kalos Alola: Aug 25 1412 Alolan kingdom: Jul 21 1892, private republic of alola, Mar 1 1950 Alolan republic Galar: xx/xx/1623, British occupied territory of galar: xx/xx/1837, Galle empire: Nov 15 1890, Galarian republic Paldea: xx/xx/1753, Spanish paldea: Aug 8 1823, republic of paldea

[@xCaptainxMURICA]

i would've never thought that Alola was in Pokemon lore the first region in 1412, surely i would've thought it was Johto

[@spaceinbetween6591]

I had no idea liking Gen IV was considered divisive. That was the one I grew up with and I love it

[@ChicagoMel23]

Now it’s hard to believe XY were 3 gens ago. And Scarlet Violet had no inserts either. Love the maps though Europe did get punished with the ORAS release because some stores sold X and Y before the street date. My first game was Black so I only played the old games way later. I look back fondly on gen 7 because I was so heavy into event trading and collecting then.

[@Milacat]

I think it's a shame the old trainers guide were discontinued...always loved reading them.

[@yoshaosaxofonista]

Gameboy color have some charm. I liked so mutch the sugimori arts on manual...

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

Red/Blue unboxing was magical. Same for Gold/Silver and Ruby/Sapphire.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the unboxings. :)

[@Paniekzaaiertje]

@@TheGameDisplay Thank you too! It was a major nostalgia rush

[@ThedHomie]

and Pokémon Scarlet and Violet is practically the same as Sword and Shield’s box but instead of the map of the Galar region it’s the map of the Paldea region

[@stuartingram96]

I think I still have the boxes for all mine. Folded down and in storage somewhere

[@FrankTheDino420]

I was introduced quite late to the series with alpha sapphire and omega ruby lol. However my favorite games are the kanto and Johto games

[@SGTxA7X]

Not sure if anyone's commented this yet because I haven't found it but the reason that the Gen V carts are the color they are are because of the IR sensors in the cartridges. They're a translucent black. Heart Gold and SoulSilver have it too! And it makes it super easy to spot fakes for those 6 games!

[@pokefriend13]

Nice video! Really enjoyed it

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! Please consider checking out some of my other videos, and subscribing for more! :)

[@OsirusIrdia]

Gen 4 is one of the most common favorite generations, your opinion is certainly not divisive.

[@veevendetta3448]

My first Pokemon game I owned and played was Pokemon Blue in like 1998. I was just a teeny bopper then rofl. Smoking Marijuana all day with friends then coming back home and playing Pokemon in my room, paranoid my parents would notice.

[@Sora-en8ib]

man i wish i kept the boxes too, when i was a kid

[@Ragnar215]

I remember the blue version being the hardest copy of Pokémon ever to fight that’s because it was the American exclusive just like how the green version was to Japan but my mom got me a red version because she could not find the blue version and I was actually happy with that because that’s when I pick Charmander and never stop picking fire type since then

[@ignisofficialgaming]

The copy of White that you looked at would have been a later printing of the game. I got one the day it dropped and it had the GBA cart holder and doesn’t have the recycling logo cutout. Nintendo started cutting costs when the GBA games fell out of prominence and stopped being compatible with their new releases

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you for watching! White was actually the last Pokemon game I preordered, so mine actually is a launch copy. What's possible is that because mine is the Canadian version the case is different than what the launch American ones were. I wish it had the GBA cartridge holder! Take care. :)

[@ignisofficialgaming]

@@TheGameDisplay that’s probably it then. Mine’s an Australian copy so it’s probably due to regional differences. I miss the GBA cart holders in the later DS cases too so I know your pain

[@TIMELORD-r7p]

Excellent vid mate 👍👍👍 really good stuff

[@buttermilkjesusx]

Underrated channel might drop a sub good work👍

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy my other videos as well. :)

[@Flamgeir]

i still have an old silver game at my old house and I still need to replace the battery in it so I can play it

[@DankDiamond]

Where did you buy your Diamond and how much did it cost? Because I’m looking to buy a game from gen 4 for my DS but everywhere I see its either expensive or looks very fishy.

[@TheGameDisplay]

I got mine on launch day back in 2007! The DS Pokemon games definitely do seem to be going up in value though.

[@DankDiamond]

The Game Display yeah their price has seemed to het higher because they aren’t being produced anymore.

[@TheGameDisplay]

@Leo MILLTON If you like Gen 1, then I'd highly recommend finding a way to play Fire Red and Leaf Green! Heart Gold and Soul Silver are considered by some to be the best Pokemon games ever made, and they'd be playable on your 3DS, so there's that option as well. Thanks for watching and commenting! :)

[@asuu28]

in the french version of Pokemon White and Black there's the thing to put a GameBoy Advance game in the box idk why it's not here in the version you have

[@PL4N7]

Him opening Pokémon x: Me: my childhood… it came back

[@ultimateness1921]

16:20 they did the same with heart gold and soul silver

[@ProfJeffy]

Black and White didn't have any specific coloured cartridge. They along with HGSS and B2W2 have a generic cartridge that allows for IR functionality. Althought mostly used for the Pokémon games, it's not specific to the Pokémon games. Just a generic Nintendo cartridge.

[@WizarbWillTurnYouIntoFoot]

20:29 my first pokemon game! :D

[@newgameaaaa]

Thank you for sharing. So professional. I only have and played the first generation pokemon game. I would like to try the others. I really miss the printed instruction manuals that is supposed to come with video games.

[@TheGameDisplay]

That's fascinating that you've only played the first generation! If you decide to try the series again, I would recommend playing some of the older games before jumping into the newer ones. Crystal, Emerald, and Platinum are all awesome! :) I too miss getting instruction manuals with games. When effort was put into them as was done with the early Pokemon games, they were truly fun to read through! It's so sad opening up a game case these days and seeing nothing but the cart or disc. Thank you very much for watching and commenting! :)

[@MohammadYaseen-ex8ii]

This vid should be at 5M views

[@HandheldGamer1991]

My mind was blown when i used cut for the first time after my cousin that was like 10 years older then me and could read (i was like what 5 maybe) told me that i could do that. I remember thinking that i need 30 pokemon since that one guy where the snorlax is talked something about the nr30 and pokemon but i missed some from the start so i restarted the game to catch some before jumping down mount moon XD

[@TheGameDisplay]

Haha, it sounds like our experiences were quite similar! It was very mean of them to not let you travel backwards from Cerulean City. Thank you for watching and commenting! :)

[@nhlvan]

Still remember back in the day when Pokemon games would be released in Japan first. I was playing a really english patched Heart Gold rom on my R4 as my first experience of HGSS

[@mariusdgr7456]

wow, what a trip down memory lane. I am pretty shoked to be honest, on how good of a shape all the manuels and packagings are, especially the cardboard ones. I wanted to ask if you have any tips for me on how to find such packagings nowadays or how you did it. The reason is i want to finalize my collection and make some kind of Pokemon Altar in my room but its realy hard to find a complete packaging or even half complete packaging in a decent quality so you can display it. Its not even the games that are hard to find but the boxes to them, especially the cardboard ones. I would love to hear from you and keep up that great work, with that great edeting :).

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching and commenting! I'm really happy that you enjoyed the video. :) The truth is that the majority of boxes are ones that I have hung onto since originally getting the games. I started playing Pokemon right back with Blue Version. It's unfortunate that the prices of old Pokemon games have gotten so out of hand at this point, and that's it's especially tough to come across boxes in good condition. I wish you luck in completing your altar and hope you can find some nice boxes at a good price!

[@TAGanimation]

It...would be (too) easy to call gen 3 "my favorite gen" if I were to base it on my "enthusiasm" for the colors, graphics, and music at the time. But I don't think personal gaming/adult principles can allow that. Game Freak knew much better what they were doing in the first 2 gens, and even managed to make them connect with one another. Although it did reignite my poke-spark after 3 stagnant years since Pokemon Gold/Silver came out in 2000.

[@LuqrativeEntertainment]

and then, theres pokemon scarlet and violet where the game not even finish

[@jakobrahn8555]

Good job on the videos as always my friend it is amazing how far Pokémon has come throughout the years have you played Pokémon Sword and Shield yet my older brother said it was the best one in the series personally my favorite Pokémon game has to be Pokémon Yellow haha I am old I know Pokémon will always have a special place in my heart well take care my friend I am going to enjoy some breakfast keep up the awesome work

[@TheGameDisplay]

The Pokemon series definitely has its ups and downs, and just about everyone feels differently about just where those ups and downs are! As I started with the earlier games I think they will always be my favorites, but the later games have some interesting elements to them as well!

[@zookeeperguy3249]

The later games need a difficulty slider, so newer players can enjoy it, and us 6IV Shiny comp breeding sweats can (somehow) still lose on the hardest difficulty

[@briansivley2001]

I remember getting Pokemon Ruby under very questionable methods. I stole my mom's debit card to buy it which I actually pre ordered it. It along with the anime became my favorite Generation of Pokemon because of the fact that many of my current hobbies I'm interested in I got into around the time when Generation 3 was happening.

[@TheGameDisplay]

Gen 3 was awesome! Hopefully you eventually paid her back for the game, though. :)

[@briansivley2001]

@@TheGameDisplay I didn't unfortunately. I was a different person back then. But I did buy the remakes with my own money though. I was really looking forward to them.

[@ImaFattyCat]

briansivley2001 did she ever find out

[@briansivley2001]

@@ImaFattyCat yes but she didn't do anything.

[@briansivley2001]

@@ImaFattyCat she knew that I would eventually get my just dessert in the future.

[@heron8875]

atleast they add new pokemon fifa only changes the title

[@joyconboyasmr6499]

I don't get why they stopped putting the extra stuff In the cases

[@zookeeperguy3249]

maybe they could make the newer games ACTUALLY difficult, and include a all new trainers guide. That is actually helpful Because sw and sh, are only good for shiny hunting

[@TAGanimation]

If I had been "an adult with money" in the early 2000s, I would have been nintendo's favorite customer. I'd buy everything from the original gba, to the GBA SP, to the e-reader, and BOTH pokemon Ruby and Sapphire. I remember when my brothers said it was dumb to have something like the e-reader : /

[@Cryptid-Creep]

It’s so sad to me that I’ll probably never get to experience how much cool stuff was inside the older Pokémon boxes, now it’s just a cartridge with a manual holder with no manual in it, very disappointing

[@ItsTurtleHD]

i felt obliged to click on the video and show love knowing how much this must've cost

[@TheGameDisplay]

Well, I appreciate it all the same! Please consider checking out some of my other content, Pokemon related or otherwise. :)

[@chazzswanson4632]

Bruh where has the time gone? This was so nostalgic

[@Lxodl_1234ga]

I just had a look at the boxes of my German copies of the DS Pokémon Games. Despite the boxes beeing clear plastic instead of black one, even the Gen 5 Pokémon games had a skot to put a GBA game in the case. And the Pokémon Diamond boxart doesn't have this glitter effect.

[@TheZelda360]

Now we up to gen 9 🙂

[@TheGameDisplay]

It so hard to believe! Thank you for watching. :)

[@jacobgregorowski98]

I love these

[@TheGameDisplay]

Thank you so much for watching! :)

[@ItsMelloPH]

Where to buy those? I want to buy the collection of Pokemon Red to Yellow with complete boxes. I wish I can buy on cheap price of it :(

[@vxtreme7384]

god I remember the feeling when I opened my Sapphire.

[@pellegrino1941]

My question is if you want to order those games where is the best place to buy them?

[@LucasSantos-yn1zv]

This is gold.

[@beardedgamer14]

These games are worth a bomb now

[@Average_Panda]

Aye this video was posted on my birthday

[@dezthompson3281]

I miss the old days

[@DubsBrown]

If only they used plastic for GameBoy game cases we’d all still have our big shiny artwork.

[@alexkane3606]

I want an every game unboxing 😮😢

[@TheGameDisplay]

Every game ever!? :o

[@demonofshadows9199]

nice video!

[@PhilipsLS1300]

pokemon games i owned was Blue, Yellow, Silver, Ruby and that was it really. I pretty much stopped buying Nintendo. Did own a DS but refunded it for a PSP. I did play a pokemon DS game but it was via emulator. cant remember which it was lol think my favorite was Silver. Didnt like Yellow. Was exactly same as blue in too many ways thinking back

[@TheGameDisplay]

The PSP is great, especially if you used it for things like listening to music or watching videos! I can't imagine not having a Nintendo DS though, it's probably my #1 favorite handheld console of all time! And I understand feeling that way about Yellow. It's changes were minimal, but still enough to entertain my elementary school self. :) Thank you very much for watching and commenting! :D

[@carlosaviles2329]

Pokémon silver are the best and the most beautiful