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Topic	So apparently Pokemon BD and SP are the exact same ROM
Hambo the Hog 12/31/21 4:43:23 PM #28:	Kisai posted... At least if they actually change stuff in coding between versions, it can actually make them feel like two different games in a way. It makes it feel more justified, sorta. Like, before, the reason you can't catch [insert Pokmon] in [insert version] is because it literally has no appearance rate at all. But if they're gonna start making it the exact same ROM but with the only change being a flag, then it feels more like a rip-off, since it is literally the same game. Did Red and Blue really feel like different games? Wasn't the only difference the selection of wild pokemon? At least in modern games there are marginally different cutscenes for the different legendaries or whatever. Really though, different versions were always the same game and releasing them that way was always a shameless money grab. --- I'm sorry, but 10,000 of ANYTHING on a PS2 would absolutely destroy your framerate. It'd be like playing chess through the mail. ~johnboy1 <cite>Hambo the Hog posted [p:961363431] in So apparen... [t:79833833]...</cite> <quote>Kisai posted... </cite> <quote>At least if they actually change stuff in coding between versions, it can actually make them feel like two different games in a way. It makes it feel more justified, sorta. Like, before, the reason you can't catch [insert Pokmon] in [insert version] is because it literally has no appearance rate at all. But if they're gonna start making it the exact same ROM but with the only change being a flag, then it feels more like a rip-off, since it is literally the same game.</quote>Did Red and Blue really feel like different games? Wasn't the only difference the selection of wild pokemon? At least in modern games there are marginally different cutscenes for the different legendaries or whatever. Really though, different versions were always the same game and releasing them that way was always a shameless money grab. --- I'm sorry, but 10,000 of ANYTHING on a PS2 would absolutely destroy your framerate. It'd be like playing chess through the mail. ~johnboy1</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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