How Pokemon Gold & Silver Were Changed Around The World - Did You Know Gaming? Ft. Dr. Lava
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In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at how Pokemon Gold & Silver were changed around the world. To explore these Pokemon regional differences, we not only looked through the games themselves, but also interviewed the game's original localizers and translators for exclusive information.
Special thanks to Nob Ogasawara, Hiro Nakamura, Julien Bardakoff, Elena Fogazzaro, and SatoMew.
CORRECTION: When we discussed Pokémon Crystal's Mobile GBA add-ons in this video, we got a couple of things wrong about the pricing. Thanks to PushDustIn for digging up this information.
The actual mobile add on was originally 5,800 Yen. In order to add the GBA Mobile to your phone plan, a one time fee of 400 yen was collected by the carrier (Either AU or NTT Docomo). Other games were also offered through this service. Every minute the player was connected to the Internet was 10 yen. Pokémon News was a monthly fee of 100 Yen, and would update daily with new rankings and include information about upcoming events. Pokemon Stadium replays were 10-20 yen per battle, with the grand finale data costing slightly more. This was accessed by the Start Menu. The mystery eggs were included in the subscription service. As for trading and battling with friends, the only cost was the actual data transmission. If you wanted to trade and battle with people you didn't know then it cost 10 yen per session. These were accessed on the 2nd floor of the PokeCenter. Battle Tower, which pitted players against 7 other real trainers was also 10 yen per session. Most of these services started on January 27th, 2001 with the exception of the Stadium replays, which started on February 8th, 2001.
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Research/Writing by @DrLavaYT
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Also thanks to SnorlaxMonster, Darkshade, Háčky, and @DeucalionBlaze , @Gnarfledarf , @FerrolanMaikel , @_IFeI__ , @Bisafans and @TehVilly on Twitter.
Sources/Further Reading:
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm9654742
https://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wik...
Mobile Adapter GB debug menu (Japanes...
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https://daily.pokecommunity.com/2018/...
http://lavacutcontent.com/eevee-famil...
https://iimarckus.org/i/changed-designs/
Localization of Buddhist altars (Poké...
https://tcrf.net/Pok%C3%A9mon_Red_and...
#Pokemon #Nintendo #DidYouKnowGaming
Red & Blue ► How Pokemon Red & Blue were Changed A...
Pokemon Rumors ► A Complete History of Pokemon Rumors ...
In this video, Did You Know Gaming takes a look at how Pokemon Gold & Silver were changed around the world. To explore these Pokemon regional differences, we not only looked through the games themselves, but also interviewed the game's original localizers and translators for exclusive information.
Special thanks to Nob Ogasawara, Hiro Nakamura, Julien Bardakoff, Elena Fogazzaro, and SatoMew.
CORRECTION: When we discussed Pokémon Crystal's Mobile GBA add-ons in this video, we got a couple of things wrong about the pricing. Thanks to PushDustIn for digging up this information.
The actual mobile add on was originally 5,800 Yen. In order to add the GBA Mobile to your phone plan, a one time fee of 400 yen was collected by the carrier (Either AU or NTT Docomo). Other games were also offered through this service. Every minute the player was connected to the Internet was 10 yen. Pokémon News was a monthly fee of 100 Yen, and would update daily with new rankings and include information about upcoming events. Pokemon Stadium replays were 10-20 yen per battle, with the grand finale data costing slightly more. This was accessed by the Start Menu. The mystery eggs were included in the subscription service. As for trading and battling with friends, the only cost was the actual data transmission. If you wanted to trade and battle with people you didn't know then it cost 10 yen per session. These were accessed on the 2nd floor of the PokeCenter. Battle Tower, which pitted players against 7 other real trainers was also 10 yen per session. Most of these services started on January 27th, 2001 with the exception of the Stadium replays, which started on February 8th, 2001.
Follow DYKG on:
Twitter: http://bit.ly/2oOavs2
Instagram: http://bit.ly/2oO4jjA
Facebook: http://bit.ly/2nIrFp9
Website: http://bit.ly/NpYDbD
Research/Writing by @DrLavaYT
Video Editing by TheCartoonGamer
Thumbnail art by @JetpackBraggin
Also thanks to SnorlaxMonster, Darkshade, Háčky, and @DeucalionBlaze , @Gnarfledarf , @FerrolanMaikel , @_IFeI__ , @Bisafans and @TehVilly on Twitter.
Sources/Further Reading:
https://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm9654742
https://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wik...
Mobile Adapter GB debug menu (Japanes...
Unused PokéCom Club warps in Pokémon ...
https://daily.pokecommunity.com/2018/...
http://lavacutcontent.com/eevee-famil...
https://iimarckus.org/i/changed-designs/
Localization of Buddhist altars (Poké...
https://tcrf.net/Pok%C3%A9mon_Red_and...
#Pokemon #Nintendo #DidYouKnowGaming
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