Pokemon Box: Ruby and Sapphire

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  • Summary: This is the most exclusive Pokemon software ever offered to North American Pokemon fans - so exclusive that you can only buy it from the PokemonCenter. You can order online at pokemoncenter.com, over the phone (1-877-476-5366), or by visiting the PokemonCenter store in New York City. Search,This is the most exclusive Pokemon software ever offered to North American Pokemon fans - so exclusive that you can only buy it from the PokemonCenter. You can order online at pokemoncenter.com, over the phone (1-877-476-5366), or by visiting the PokemonCenter store in New York City. Search, sort and handle other management functions to organize and display the Pokemon you've collected from your Pokemon Ruby and Pokemon Sapphire Game Boy Advance games. Save up to 1,500 Pokemon to a special Memory Card. Play Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire on a television screen without the Game Boy Player. Includes custom Memory Card 59. Pokemon Box provides a solution for players who have captured Pokemon in their Game Boy Advance games but don't have enough space to keep them. Players can save up to 1,500 Pokemon to a special Memory Card for Nintendo GameCube, more than three times as many Pokemon as can be stored in a Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire Game Pak. As you capture more Pokemon, you can store them on a Nintendo GameCube Memory Card. Using Pokemon Box, players can play Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire in single-player mode on their television screen via the Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable.… Expand
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  1. Cheat Code Central
    50
    Having more memory is always a good thing. Being able to view and play Pokemon games for the GBA on the Cube is also a good thing.
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  2. IGN
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    It gives players more function for organization and storage, but only the true diehards will take advantage of the extra space the GameCube memory card offers.

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  1. Chesr
    Jul 1, 2022
    7
    this is very nice to have to organize your favorite Pokemon and store them for later use
  2. BrianH.
    Jul 26, 2004
    5
    These versions of pokemon are almost the exact same as the older versions except ruby and saphire cost more money.The only new things were These versions of pokemon are almost the exact same as the older versions except ruby and saphire cost more money.The only new things were that you could be a girl instead of a guy and that the pokemon were new . … Expand
  4. RatingALLGames
    Nov 26, 2022
    1
    Imagine if this was an actual game and not a vintage nft would like to. Also image paying 200 dollars for this on ebay #ElonMuskStyle (he isImagine if this was an actual game and not a vintage nft would like to. Also image paying 200 dollars for this on ebay #ElonMuskStyle (he is bad at business).… Expand
  5. TomS.
    Jul 11, 2006
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    my vote for what it could have been was 10. But Nintendo has already stopped making it in the US so you'll have to buy a Japanese or UK my vote for what it could have been was 10. But Nintendo has already stopped making it in the US so you'll have to buy a Japanese or UK version and mod your systems if you ever want to use it. IF you're lucky you may find an american version on E-bay for 3-400 dollars. Good luck... Nintendo has basically told us they only care about their other markets and the US is no longer important to them. Oh well... hopefully X-box will create a franchise that blows Pokemon out of the water and refuse to release it outside of America.… Expand