pokemon crystal japanese version rom english

The clock will also stop when the game is switched off. When an emulator is paused, sped up, or slowed down, the clock will pause, speed up or slow down as well. This change was made likely because the name input was designed to work with Japanese kana, as opposed to the Latin alphabet, and the bootleggers did not know how to edit the characters for the name input.Īnother change was that the real time clock was removed probably to save money. The player is always named 'Bek', and all befriended Denjuu are automatically nicknamed to shortened forms of their species' names. The most notable was the removal of the ability to name the protagonist as well as the ability to nickname any Denjuu that the player befriends. T1 Chinese bootleg - Tulunk Villageīesides translating the game, a few other changes were made. Another notable characteristic of this translation is the presence of swear words.Įvidence suggests that the game was translated from Japanese to Chinese first, and then from Chinese to English, retaining various errors originating from the Chinese translation. T-Fanger, a term for people who use Denjuu, becomes T-Mildew (through the romanization T-Fangaa, which sounds like T-Fungus). Crypto (romanized from Kuriputo) becomes Kuribute, Hagumanoki becomes Sumac (a plant related to the Denjuu’s namesake) and Easydog becomes Hat (random noun). The names given to the Denjuu in these translations are based on non-romanized versions of their original names, names of plants related to their original namesakes, or random nouns.

Nearly all the characters' names are changed. The translation has a reputation of being filled with Engrish, although said Engrish is usually comprehensible. Also, some cartridges have both Diamond and Jade in one. Sometimes, either Diamond or Jade is bundled with a pirated Pokémon Crystal, which, like Diamond and Jade, is unofficially and poorly translated from the Japanese version (most likely before Crystal was released outside of Japan), and has glitches not present in the original version.

They might also use a different, simpler type of screw on the back than those found on authentic cartridges.

Also, like other bootleg cartridges, some of these cartridges say either 'GAME', 'GAME COLOR' or nothing at all on the top instead of the usual 'Nintendo GAME BOY™' that is on authentic cartridges. There are other Jade cartridges with black casings, just like other Game Boy Color games that are compatible with the original Game Boy. Also, one type of Diamond cartridge has a nonstandard white casing, and Jade has a nonstandard green translucent casing. TRsRockin (mirror) Most of the art on the cartridges are taken from the boxes of their respective games.

For both Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Jade, the cartridges are unlike legitimate Game Boy cartridges, and like the boxes, different variations of these cartridges exist.

Pokemon crystal japanese version rom english