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Pokemon Box was made for players to store, display and arrange their Pokemon in a handy form. This title was only available from the now defunct Pokemon Center in New York. This title can be used with Pokemon Colleseum for Gamecube, and Ruby and Sapphire for Game Boy Advance. It not only allows you to store Pokemon from these games, but you can also PLAY the Gameboy Advance versions of Ruby and Sapphire right on your TV by hooking up the link cable to a Gameboy Advance and a copy of either game. This means you do not need the Gameboy Player to play these games on your TV!This was a rare move by Nintendo to even release this game, much less in such limited quantity. This title was originally released in 2004 and has become increasingly hard to find since Nintendo halted production.Here is the info from Nintendo: 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.Features * 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 59Pokemon 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.Players need a Game Boy Advance system, Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire, Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable and Nintendo GameCube system to use Pokemon Box.
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Pokemon Box was made for players to store, display and arrange their Pokemon in a handy form. This title was only available from the now defunct Pokemon Center in New York. This title can be used with Pokemon Colleseum for Gamecube, and Ruby and Sapphire for Game Boy Advance. It not only allows you to store Pokemon from these games, but you can also PLAY the Gameboy Advance versions of Ruby and Sapphire right on your TV by hooking up the link cable to a Gameboy Advance and a copy of either game. This means you do not need the Gameboy Player to play these games on your TV!
This was a rare move by Nintendo to even release this game, much less in such limited quantity. This title was originally released in 2004 and has become increasingly hard to find since Nintendo halted production.
Here is the info from Nintendo:
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.
Features
* 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.
Players need a Game Boy Advance system, Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire, Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable and Nintendo GameCube system to use Pokemon Box.
This was a rare move by Nintendo to even release this game, much less in such limited quantity. This title was originally released in 2004 and has become increasingly hard to find since Nintendo halted production.
Here is the info from Nintendo:
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.
Features
* 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.
Players need a Game Boy Advance system, Pokemon Ruby or Pokemon Sapphire, Game Boy Advance Game Link Cable and Nintendo GameCube system to use Pokemon Box.
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