They are an awesome piece of technology for that time for sure! A few other games support it, if I get my hands on some I'll definitely be following up. Thanks for watching 😊
You skipped over the main reason to play Pokemon yellow with the transfer pack. It's the only way to teach your Pikachu SURF so that you can play the surfing mini game at the beach house on the way to cinnabar island.
Surf for Pikachu can be obtained through Stadium 1 R 2 in the master ball cup. Pikachu must be a selected Pokémon and cannot be registered You have to beat all 8 trainers using 0 continues
the pokemon of the gb cartridges can also participate in the minigames for example if you have an omanyte in the gb cartridge it can appear in the minigame of tumpling togepi
The thing people forget is back in those days there were so many components to buy to have a complete experience. When we talk about the post game content in gen 1 and gen 2 I still firmly believe that both Pokemon stadium games were the end game content. Stadium 1 allowed you to complete the Pokédex by giving rewards such as starters, fossils, and Chan/Lee. Stadium 2 even had the move relearner after beating the elite 4. Unlocking x2 and x3 speed on stadium 2 also made shiny hunting through breeding so much better. Especially if you know how the hue egg previewer worked in oaks lab.
These added features were so cool but like you said, it required a lot of gear and given that many were kids asking adults to buy it all for them it was certainly difficult to obtain it all
Nice video! What a cool concept for such an early Nintendo title! It's one of the reasons why I love Pokemon so much; transferring Pokemon to different games.
It's definitely a cool feature and the transfer from Game Boy games to Pokémon Transfer to Pokémon Home is a neat evolution of that. Thanks for watching! 😊
Did this back in the day with my yellow version but on stadium 1. Remember being surprised how the pikachu starter still keeps its anime cry even when transferred into stadium.
This is so freaking impressive to me and the little things like "load little" "load max" is such a neat option, I love the developers of Pokemon Stadium! They put more effort into 3D Pokemon than GameFreak has even to this day, so sad.
Best thing about this was some shortcuts. You could put a drink (water, soda, lemonade) into the color box in Oak's Lab, withdraw it in another game before reaching Celadon (like right after Cerulean) and enter Saffron city by giving the drink to one of the guards, as they're thirsty and won't let you pass into Saffron until after you buy a drink in Celadon.
@@SvennyMcG More like it's an oversight. In the original Stadium 1, items were storeable, but they were tied to the Trainer ID and the game was limited to four trainers per game (to take advantage of the one per controller port, but if you just swapped carts it was the same thing) so items couldn't be shared between games. In Stadium 2, they changed it and made two separate boxes, items for trainers who use the Gen 2 games (Metal Case) and for the Gen 1 games (Color Case) and any game as long as they belonged to those gens could deposit and withdraw items as long as they weren't key items. Really useful if say you want to use the missingno item duplication glitch to glitch rare candies and master balls and transfer them to a different file or duplicate TMs to use in Stadium 2 to teach moves. But due to the items the thirsty guards required are obtainable later on being regular items, someone could just deposit a drink in the color case for another earlier file to use. Technically speaking, you can't get into Saffron until you reach Celadon, which is a whole trek and a half to go through. So they fixed it in the Gen 3 remakes (as you could make Pokémon hold items) and made it so you had to get a specific Key Item to quench the guards' thirst, make it so you play the game they intended for you to play.
Very cool, I wasn't aware that they fixed that up in the updated versions too. Appreciate your Pokémon knowledge here, you clearly are a Pokémon Master! 🙌
For that purpose, this device is fantastic! It's too bad they didn't expand the use of the Transfer Pak to more games in the Game Boy game library but at least the SNES & GameCube had options
Right?! The GBA to Game Cube connection was cool too, and even the DS to Wii and 3DS to Wii U saw some action (all of which I plan to cover sometime soon!). Thanks for watching 🙂
I'm trying to use imported pokemon from gb to exploit any advantage in stadium battles (if at all) but I'm getting a beat after 4 badges on Pika Cup. Is there any diference between rental pokemon and GB ones? What connection is your n64 hooked up to the TV?
I'm hoping someone can assist in answering your Pokémon questions because I'm not sure of the differences 🤔 Regarding the connection I generally use S-Video - I have a feature video here: ruclips.net/video/KMNF5GdLK0w/видео.html
@@SvennyMcG Awesome so you're from the Sault as well? Figured you managed to get that through eBay or something! Small world though! Video Network was great.. I really miss the days you could go rent a game and sometimes they had games used for cheap!
For sure! Definitely my favourite rental place, could even get box sets to rent there and binge before Netflix 😅 Glad you found my channel! Always more to come and hope to represent our city proudly 🙌
So close to getting this to work. We stuck tough paper in with my transfer pack, and now it’s detected every time I turn on Pokémon Stadium 2. The problem is that both my N64 game & Gameboy color games are reproductions. I suspect the gameboy games are the ones at fault, and I hope to experiment with flashing my own cartridges of higher quality, but my sibling has a legit copy of Stadium 2 that I will test this on.
6:09 when I tried to play pokémon red on GB tower, my game says to "save on pokémon center". I don't have a game boy anymore. Do I need one to save on pokémon center? And what exactly should I do to save on pokémon center? Should I just use that pc on pokécenter and use that pokémon storage?
@@DamienNightmarish wacky! Think of it I do believe I may have had to boot the game on a Game Boy first and the load it on the N64 but hopefully someone else can chime in with an update or work around
Ahh, the good old days, when developers actually cared about their games and provided little features for your convenience, like the "Load Max/Load Little" feature.
Great video! I have a question for you. At the 2:00 mark, it shows the “??? Save File Not Found.” I have this showing as well on Pokémon Stadium 2 when I put in Gold and Silver. This however does not occur when I put in Red, Blue, or Yellow. And the weird thing is when I go to GB tower, I can still play Gold and Silver where I left off and can still save. I just can’t register Pokémon or use my Pokémon on the cartridges when trying to play any of the cups in Pokémon Stadium. Gold and Silver also work flawlessly when I play on my GB. I can save the files and play them whenever. It’s just weird that when I load them into Pokémon Stadium 2 that I get “??? Save File Not Found,” and I can’t load/register my Pokémon on the cartridges to the game to beat the cups. Did you ever have this problem? If so, how did you get around it? Like I said, I don’t get this error message with Red, Blue, or Yellow. Thanks for your time and help!
What does it mean if there is like a blue wire transfer on screen from gamepack to Nintendo when trying to load up your pokemon crystal game at the dodrio tower 🤔
I have to agree! Sure, few items like apacitors may go on older units but in general less moving parts allows for these older systems to remain pretty bulletproof today
Hey bro I tried to stream blue version with stadium 2 with transfer back but the game freezes after 20 seconds I can't figure out why I have tried blue version silver version 4 different controllers and it just keeps freezing every 20se I can play on gba play stadium for hours but I can't play gb with stadium
Oh boy, sorry to hear! Do you have any other ways to test the cart like a Game Boy, GBC or GBA? Or a Super Game Boy cartridge for the SNES? Wondering if it's your game or Transfer Pak as the issue
Can you do a video on how to properly clean it I feel like there are risky videos out there when I was younger I was told banana peels clean scratches on cds lol it doesn't so I never tried to clean video game stuff again
Hi, try this video - if you cut to the 5:30 mark you'll see me clean a Game Boy cartridge. The same technique would apply to the Transfer Pak: ruclips.net/video/NjQ0glW32iQ/видео.html
Thank you! My understanding is there's a "Time Machine" function that is used when transferring your Pokemon characters from Red / Blue / Yellow into the next gen games Silver and Gold. This "Warp" function basically acts as that buffer so you can transfer characters from Red / Blue / Yellow into Pokémon Stadium 2 and then onwards from the N64 to Silver / Gold using the Transfer Pak 😊
Because in terms of the games, Gen 2 takes place two years after the events of Gen 1. In order to connect and trade with Gen 1, they explained this by using a special "Time Machine" to use to trade between the games, but it was limited only to Gen 1 Pokémon and moves. When playing a Gen 1 game on Pokémon Stadium 2, it treats it as a Gen 2 game for the purposes of Stadium 2, but also places similar restrictions to the Time Machine: no Gen 2 moves or Pokémon could be transferred over to the Gen 1 games.
This makes sense. Obviously not all Pokemon were programmed into all cartridges so there were limitations but it's neat that they found common ways to make them interact 👍
Can i transfer my Pokemon onto stadium then start a new game on gameboy then transfer them back to gameboy so i can have bulbasaur squitle and charmander on my gameboy
Oh that's an even more in-depth question 🤔 I wonder if it's best to transfer them to another cartridge doing this (Yellow to Blue) then start a new game and transfer back. Hope someone chimes in with a confirmation! 👍
I'd try a Q-Tip / cotton swab and see if the pins need a cleaning, both where it connects to the controller as well as the cartridge port. Sounds like it's being detected but that it's having an issue reading
Do you know why Gold version doesn't show the save file? I just bought this and Crystal and mine shows the same question marks. And it can't load the game in the actual Game Boy Tower. Is it a battery issue? Does your Gold save?
Hi, I'm not sure it it's a battery issue - does it show the question marks for both Crystal & Gold, or just Gold? If both, it may be dirty contacts on the Transfer Pak or cartridges that require a cleaning
@@SvennyMcG I only have Crystal. I will try cleaning the contacts tonight and see if that works. I also bought soldering tools to replace my battery as well
Sorry I understand. I don't believe my Gold had a save file on it at the time, so I proceeded to use Yellow for the demonstration. If your Crystal is registering as a cartridge (like how Gold is at 2:10) but won't indicate the save, you may need to go into Crystal and save at a Pokémon Center for it to register
Hey, if I use the transfer pak to play pokemon yellow (or any of the gb games) on the big screen, will i also be able to transfer the pokemon in game into stadium?
I admit I haven't played enough to confirm but, as you're saving your progress on TV directly onto the Game Boy cartridge, I believe it would work as intended and you should be able to then use the Pokemon in Stadium as well
I wonder if it's because both games had the same release date? Maybe at the time the manual was being written there were concerns that Crystal wouldn't release on time, or it was an oversight? 🤔
@SvennyMcG trying to. I've been through 3 transfer packs trying to have one work. - And the closest I've come after many attempts is having it read the game, but corrupt the data. So it reads, but everything is gone except "new game".
If the repro has a mpc3 chip/uses a battery to hold saves like the normal games do then it should work. If your repro is a Gen 2 game then you’ll know if your cart has that stuff I mentioned because without it gold,silver and crystal ingame clock won’t progress time when you aren’t playing like they would normally.
You can certainly use them in game, as for a registered team in the full campaign I'm not sure, I honestly haven't played it enough. I'm hoping someone more familiar will give you a confirmation so I'm bumping up your question 😊
Someone actually got a repro cart of an English translated green version to work on NA stadium for the most part as gameboy tower would freeze. NA Stadium even knew it was green version despite us never getting that version. Must’ve been a really good repro cart as I’m sure cheaper ones wouldn’t work.
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I never had a transfer pack growing up and this would’ve blew my little mind back then. I’m about to buy it now lol
They are an awesome piece of technology for that time for sure! A few other games support it, if I get my hands on some I'll definitely be following up. Thanks for watching 😊
Just bought everything for this setup ! Never too late to get it!! POKÉMON YELLOW ON THE BIG SCREEN
Fantastic! 🙌 Gotta catch 'em all! Enjoy! 😊
Dude let’s fight
Who is your main?
Used to love going to my boys house, bringing my cartridge over and battling my Pokemon vs his. The nostalgia is hitting rn 😭😭
Some of the best memories right there 😊 Thanks for watching
You skipped over the main reason to play Pokemon yellow with the transfer pack. It's the only way to teach your Pikachu SURF so that you can play the surfing mini game at the beach house on the way to cinnabar island.
Very cool! Surf's up! 🤟
I really hope you find out how to do that because I’m also trying to figure out how to get that
Surf for Pikachu can be obtained through Stadium 1 R 2 in the master ball cup. Pikachu must be a selected Pokémon and cannot be registered You have to beat all 8 trainers using 0 continues
Very cool! Thanks for the update! 🤟
the pokemon of the gb cartridges can also participate in the minigames for example if you have an omanyte in the gb cartridge it can appear in the minigame of tumpling togepi
Very cool! I love those touches and the obvious care they put into the game, it's great 😊
The thing people forget is back in those days there were so many components to buy to have a complete experience. When we talk about the post game content in gen 1 and gen 2 I still firmly believe that both Pokemon stadium games were the end game content. Stadium 1 allowed you to complete the Pokédex by giving rewards such as starters, fossils, and Chan/Lee. Stadium 2 even had the move relearner after beating the elite 4. Unlocking x2 and x3 speed on stadium 2 also made shiny hunting through breeding so much better. Especially if you know how the hue egg previewer worked in oaks lab.
These added features were so cool but like you said, it required a lot of gear and given that many were kids asking adults to buy it all for them it was certainly difficult to obtain it all
Nice video! What a cool concept for such an early Nintendo title! It's one of the reasons why I love Pokemon so much; transferring Pokemon to different games.
It's definitely a cool feature and the transfer from Game Boy games to Pokémon Transfer to Pokémon Home is a neat evolution of that. Thanks for watching! 😊
Did this back in the day with my yellow version but on stadium 1. Remember being surprised how the pikachu starter still keeps its anime cry even when transferred into stadium.
Awesome memory! Thanks for sharing and for watching 😊🙌
So weird seeing they advertise Pokemon Red on a grey cart in the manual
Yes, and surprisingly Pokémon Crystal isn't mentioned in the manual at all, despite its compatibility 👍
This is so freaking impressive to me and the little things like "load little" "load max" is such a neat option, I love the developers of Pokemon Stadium! They put more effort into 3D Pokemon than GameFreak has even to this day, so sad.
It's truly neat all the little features they tucked into this game 😊 Thanks for watching
Load Max is a lie though it still has to load some stuff and sitting through the entire intro and even more is not worth it I just use Load Little
Best thing about this was some shortcuts. You could put a drink (water, soda, lemonade) into the color box in Oak's Lab, withdraw it in another game before reaching Celadon (like right after Cerulean) and enter Saffron city by giving the drink to one of the guards, as they're thirsty and won't let you pass into Saffron until after you buy a drink in Celadon.
Such a cool feature! Awesome that they put this together to allow this type of gameplay 🎮
@@SvennyMcG More like it's an oversight. In the original Stadium 1, items were storeable, but they were tied to the Trainer ID and the game was limited to four trainers per game (to take advantage of the one per controller port, but if you just swapped carts it was the same thing) so items couldn't be shared between games.
In Stadium 2, they changed it and made two separate boxes, items for trainers who use the Gen 2 games (Metal Case) and for the Gen 1 games (Color Case) and any game as long as they belonged to those gens could deposit and withdraw items as long as they weren't key items.
Really useful if say you want to use the missingno item duplication glitch to glitch rare candies and master balls and transfer them to a different file or duplicate TMs to use in Stadium 2 to teach moves.
But due to the items the thirsty guards required are obtainable later on being regular items, someone could just deposit a drink in the color case for another earlier file to use. Technically speaking, you can't get into Saffron until you reach Celadon, which is a whole trek and a half to go through.
So they fixed it in the Gen 3 remakes (as you could make Pokémon hold items) and made it so you had to get a specific Key Item to quench the guards' thirst, make it so you play the game they intended for you to play.
Very cool, I wasn't aware that they fixed that up in the updated versions too. Appreciate your Pokémon knowledge here, you clearly are a Pokémon Master! 🙌
you deserve more views and likes xD Nice video bro!
Thank you, you're too kind! 🙌
I've played Pokémon yellow from start to finished more than 30 times with this transfer pack back then.
For that purpose, this device is fantastic! It's too bad they didn't expand the use of the Transfer Pak to more games in the Game Boy game library but at least the SNES & GameCube had options
this is awesome thank you for going through the manual so we can pause and read!
You bet! I find these days it's easier to find these items loose than with instructions so I thought to share 😁👍 Thanks for watching
Unlike Red and Blue, Yellow was a Gameboy Color game, so that's why you get the nicer color palettes.
Very cool! It definitely shows the contrast 👍 Thanks for watching
The very definition of "blast from the past"
Hope you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 😊
Thabks for this review.wasnt award of this. You made our small upcoming kanto boomer private event even more possible thanks a mil
Fantastic, happy to hear! Your event sounds like a lot of fun, enjoy! 😊 Thanks for watching
i just got this a few days ago awesome video very fun and informative
Thanks for watching! Appreciate the kind words 😊 Enjoy the Transfer Pak! Definitely a unique item in the N64 lineup 🙌
@@SvennyMcG indeed its actually pretty cool to play pokemon games on the TV
Absolutely! It's too bad it wasn't utilized more as planned but still cool to play the Pokémon games for sure 👍
They were so creative back then
Right?! The GBA to Game Cube connection was cool too, and even the DS to Wii and 3DS to Wii U saw some action (all of which I plan to cover sometime soon!). Thanks for watching 🙂
I'm trying to use imported pokemon from gb to exploit any advantage in stadium battles (if at all) but I'm getting a beat after 4 badges on Pika Cup. Is there any diference between rental pokemon and GB ones?
What connection is your n64 hooked up to the TV?
I'm hoping someone can assist in answering your Pokémon questions because I'm not sure of the differences 🤔 Regarding the connection I generally use S-Video - I have a feature video here: ruclips.net/video/KMNF5GdLK0w/видео.html
That transfer pak is from my city! From the rental place I used to go to as a kid! Sault Ste. Marie, ON
And where I'm from! Video Network was the best 😁
@@SvennyMcG Awesome so you're from the Sault as well? Figured you managed to get that through eBay or something! Small world though! Video Network was great.. I really miss the days you could go rent a game and sometimes they had games used for cheap!
For sure! Definitely my favourite rental place, could even get box sets to rent there and binge before Netflix 😅 Glad you found my channel! Always more to come and hope to represent our city proudly 🙌
So close to getting this to work. We stuck tough paper in with my transfer pack, and now it’s detected every time I turn on Pokémon Stadium 2. The problem is that both my N64 game & Gameboy color games are reproductions. I suspect the gameboy games are the ones at fault, and I hope to experiment with flashing my own cartridges of higher quality, but my sibling has a legit copy of Stadium 2 that I will test this on.
Very cool! Let me know how you make out!
6:09 when I tried to play pokémon red on GB tower, my game says to "save on pokémon center". I don't have a game boy anymore. Do I need one to save on pokémon center? And what exactly should I do to save on pokémon center? Should I just use that pc on pokécenter and use that pokémon storage?
I hope someone can jump in here as I don't exactly recall at this time. Do you have any saves to load or you get that error to start?
@@SvennyMcG yes, i have a save. I can even load the pokémons, but I can't play at gb tower.
@@DamienNightmarish wacky! Think of it I do believe I may have had to boot the game on a Game Boy first and the load it on the N64 but hopefully someone else can chime in with an update or work around
@@SvennyMcG tyty
Ahh, the good old days, when developers actually cared about their games and provided little features for your convenience, like the "Load Max/Load Little" feature.
The care in this game definitely shows! And all of the data transfers etc aren't locked behind pay walls or DLC. Truly a special time 👍
I loved the fact that even your tv is "classic". Hahahaha
😅 Gotta love the classics! 📺
Great video! I have a question for you. At the 2:00 mark, it shows the “??? Save File Not Found.” I have this showing as well on Pokémon Stadium 2 when I put in Gold and Silver.
This however does not occur when I put in Red, Blue, or Yellow. And the weird thing is when I go to GB tower, I can still play Gold and Silver where I left off and can still save. I just can’t register Pokémon or use my Pokémon on the cartridges when trying to play any of the cups in Pokémon Stadium.
Gold and Silver also work flawlessly when I play on my GB. I can save the files and play them whenever. It’s just weird that when I load them into Pokémon Stadium 2 that I get “??? Save File Not Found,” and I can’t load/register my Pokémon on the cartridges to the game to beat the cups.
Did you ever have this problem? If so, how did you get around it? Like I said, I don’t get this error message with Red, Blue, or Yellow. Thanks for your time and help!
What does it mean if there is like a blue wire transfer on screen from gamepack to Nintendo when trying to load up your pokemon crystal game at the dodrio tower 🤔
Hi! Unfortunately I'm not sure 🤔 Hopefully someone else here can chime in and let you know 👍 Thanks for watching!
This is why old consoles are better. So many years later and they still work.
I have to agree! Sure, few items like apacitors may go on older units but in general less moving parts allows for these older systems to remain pretty bulletproof today
So you can play pokemon yellow on nintendo 64 with this but you need pokwmon stadium 2? Or 1 can do it too
You should be able to play Pokémon Yellow using the Transfer Pak on Pokémon Stadium & Pokémon Stadium 2
Pokemon green english repro cart can work and playing in gb tower?
Not sure about repros, I've seen comments from viewers that have had issues playing on the N64 despite it working on a Game Boy
It's not recognized.
Hey bro I tried to stream blue version with stadium 2 with transfer back but the game freezes after 20 seconds I can't figure out why I have tried blue version silver version 4 different controllers and it just keeps freezing every 20se I can play on gba play stadium for hours but I can't play gb with stadium
Oh boy, sorry to hear! Do you have any other ways to test the cart like a Game Boy, GBC or GBA? Or a Super Game Boy cartridge for the SNES? Wondering if it's your game or Transfer Pak as the issue
@@SvennyMcG yeah I can play it on my gba but I wanted to stream pokemon blue then take those pokemon n beat stadium all while streaming
If the cartridge isn't the issue maybe it's a connection with the Transfer Pak. I'd try cleaning all the pins (controller too)
Can you do a video on how to properly clean it I feel like there are risky videos out there when I was younger I was told banana peels clean scratches on cds lol it doesn't so I never tried to clean video game stuff again
Hi, try this video - if you cut to the 5:30 mark you'll see me clean a Game Boy cartridge. The same technique would apply to the Transfer Pak:
ruclips.net/video/NjQ0glW32iQ/видео.html
Why in stadium 2 when using a gen 1 cartridge in the transer pack it says warp to the present time?
I'm not quite sure, where are you seeing that specifically?
@@SvennyMcG 2:35 this
Thank you! My understanding is there's a "Time Machine" function that is used when transferring your Pokemon characters from Red / Blue / Yellow into the next gen games Silver and Gold. This "Warp" function basically acts as that buffer so you can transfer characters from Red / Blue / Yellow into Pokémon Stadium 2 and then onwards from the N64 to Silver / Gold using the Transfer Pak 😊
Because in terms of the games, Gen 2 takes place two years after the events of Gen 1.
In order to connect and trade with Gen 1, they explained this by using a special "Time Machine" to use to trade between the games, but it was limited only to Gen 1 Pokémon and moves.
When playing a Gen 1 game on Pokémon Stadium 2, it treats it as a Gen 2 game for the purposes of Stadium 2, but also places similar restrictions to the Time Machine: no Gen 2 moves or Pokémon could be transferred over to the Gen 1 games.
This makes sense. Obviously not all Pokemon were programmed into all cartridges so there were limitations but it's neat that they found common ways to make them interact 👍
7:38 poor pigdey one hit ko
Never stood a chance 😅
amazing content
Thanks for watching and for the kind words! 🙌
Can i transfer my Pokemon onto stadium then start a new game on gameboy then transfer them back to gameboy so i can have bulbasaur squitle and charmander on my gameboy
Oh that's an even more in-depth question 🤔 I wonder if it's best to transfer them to another cartridge doing this (Yellow to Blue) then start a new game and transfer back. Hope someone chimes in with a confirmation! 👍
What happen with you tri to load pokemom gold silver and cristal with pokemon stadium 1?
I believe it just says you need to use a compatible cartridge - no different than if I tried using, say, Super Mario Land
I have a transfer pak but when i use it it says there seems to be a problem with youe transfer pak, any suggestions on what k can do to fix that?
I'd try a Q-Tip / cotton swab and see if the pins need a cleaning, both where it connects to the controller as well as the cartridge port. Sounds like it's being detected but that it's having an issue reading
Do you know why Gold version doesn't show the save file? I just bought this and Crystal and mine shows the same question marks. And it can't load the game in the actual Game Boy Tower. Is it a battery issue? Does your Gold save?
Hi, I'm not sure it it's a battery issue - does it show the question marks for both Crystal & Gold, or just Gold? If both, it may be dirty contacts on the Transfer Pak or cartridges that require a cleaning
@@SvennyMcG I only have Crystal. I will try cleaning the contacts tonight and see if that works. I also bought soldering tools to replace my battery as well
Sorry I understand. I don't believe my Gold had a save file on it at the time, so I proceeded to use Yellow for the demonstration.
If your Crystal is registering as a cartridge (like how Gold is at 2:10) but won't indicate the save, you may need to go into Crystal and save at a Pokémon Center for it to register
@@SvennyMcG Ya know, that might actually be it!
Hope it works!
Hey, if I use the transfer pak to play pokemon yellow (or any of the gb games) on the big screen, will i also be able to transfer the pokemon in game into stadium?
I admit I haven't played enough to confirm but, as you're saving your progress on TV directly onto the Game Boy cartridge, I believe it would work as intended and you should be able to then use the Pokemon in Stadium as well
You have Pokémon silver and crystal cartrigde?
No, not at this time - my friend has Crystal so I'm sure if I asked nicely I could borrow it 😅
Does anyone know if the knockoff Pokemon games work in the transfer pak?
Can you play Pokémon Silver on Pokémon Stadium 1?
Hi! I don't have Pokémon Stadium 1 to confirm for you but my understanding is just Yellow / Red / Blue on Stadium 1
@@SvennyMcG oh okay. Thanks for the feedback!
You bet! Thanks for watching 👍
No. Pokémon Stadium 1 is for 1st generation games only.
That's what I believed to be true as well 👍 Thanks for watching 😊
Cool video
Thanks for watching! 😊
why is pokemon crystal not mentioned in pokemon stadium 2 even though it is supported?
I'm not sure! Love that it is included though!
@@SvennyMcG think it is because how much pokemon stadium 2 came out in America, the crystal version had not yet come out of Japan.
I wonder if it's because both games had the same release date? Maybe at the time the manual was being written there were concerns that Crystal wouldn't release on time, or it was an oversight? 🤔
@@SvennyMcG Oversight. The game was advertising connectivity with Gold and Silver, while Crystal was still indicated as new.
Fair enough!
My transfer pack deleted by red and blue data lol.
Oh no! You lost it while playing on the N64?
@SvennyMcG trying to. I've been through 3 transfer packs trying to have one work. - And the closest I've come after many attempts is having it read the game, but corrupt the data. So it reads, but everything is gone except "new game".
No way! I'm sorry to hear of all of these issues, I haven't heard of this many concerns before, especially from one user 😔
Does this actually works with a repro pokemon cartridge?
If the repro has a mpc3 chip/uses a battery to hold saves like the normal games do then it should work. If your repro is a Gen 2 game then you’ll know if your cart has that stuff I mentioned because without it gold,silver and crystal ingame clock won’t progress time when you aren’t playing like they would normally.
Is there a way to transfer your pokemon into the game to use as a registered team?
You can certainly use them in game, as for a registered team in the full campaign I'm not sure, I honestly haven't played it enough. I'm hoping someone more familiar will give you a confirmation so I'm bumping up your question 😊
@@SvennyMcG thank you!
Thanks for watching 🙌
Yeah you can, you can use transfer pokemon and register them as a team if they meet the formats criteria
Awesome, thanks for confirming! 👍😊
4:35 cleffa is strong
Dropped Pikachu like a sack of potatoes 🥔 😋
Yellow cart name ash
Loved the video and was very helpful, would you be able to tell great ways to make sure the transfer pack is 100% Nintendo legit
Thank you! I'll have a look at the unit and look for good indicators and try to get back to you soon 😊👍 Thanks for watching!
@@SvennyMcG thanks dude much appreciated 👍
Pokemon rentals is bad . BAD SET MOVES
Which Pokémon is your favourite for battles?
I love that your showed off the manual! Takes me back 🥲
😊 Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 🙌
the original green and red pokemon jp cartridge if it would work in pokemo. stadium 1 and 2 American version?
Good question- I'm not sure if the Transfer Pak is region locked 🤔
Someone actually got a repro cart of an English translated green version to work on NA stadium for the most part as gameboy tower would freeze. NA Stadium even knew it was green version despite us never getting that version. Must’ve been a really good repro cart as I’m sure cheaper ones wouldn’t work.