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If Nintendo isn't willing to manufacture these games anymore than I have zero issues with buying aftermarket games simple as that
@@PoliticalJames yes we know it is illegal,, but if they are games that have already been released what is the harm? You aren't hurting the publisher since they can't be bothered to re-release them. And what border control agent is looking for bootleg Gameboy games? Lol I'm nobody would notice or care, short of having a suitcase full of them for resale lol.
@@PoliticalJames what a clown
@@PoliticalJames go away
@@PoliticalJamesyou realise that Nintendo still doesn't get money if you buy it used right? No one's making Game Boy games anymore. Nintendo doesn't give a single shit about bootleg Game Boy games, they barely give a fuck about the QC of their controllers for their latest console. Also if we were to do everything as the law says, we would be fucked over tremendously. I'm not going to get too political, but there's a lot of bullshit happening, a lot of injustice that the law protects, copyright being one of them. You're not going to get arrested or go to hell or anything if you download a couple Pokémon roms or buy a bootleg cartridge of AliExpress, and you really shouldn't.
@@PoliticalJames
This is you ---> 🤡
05:46 That game is Little Nemo: The Dream Master for NES
My fav game dude .i jst went way back and came. Nostalgia!!!!!!
It is?
Looks a bit like Ghouls and Ghosts?
@@SlothyWoffy its nothing like that its see vid clips.
the previous game is a pirate original , they even leave the debug mode by pressing start you can freely travel all the levels inadvisable :D haha
The "Pokémon Silver" game is a Rom Hack of an amazing game from my childhood called "Little Nemo The Dream Master" for NES. 😊
Thanks for the info! :)
@@TheRetroFuture No problem! It's a great game with awesome soundtracks, you should try it! 😊
My fav game the music and gameplay are awesome.i still play in my phone!
@@Manmade023 same, such an awesome game!!! :)
Don't u mean rom hack☺
What I want to know is why these multi carts don't simply have every Game Boy game ever made on them.
They are clearly not bothered about copyright laws, and the entire library for the original Game Boy is less than 200MB.
They wouldn't be able to make them fast enough to keep up with the demand.
ThePenultimateNinja It would be awesome if they did.
04:46 - 008 yoshi gravitation, a game totally unplayable without it's own gyroscope ;D
I loved these cartridges as a kid! They always surprised you with some decent romhacks.
Zam
Take into account that there is no Real Time Clock (RTC) module for Pokémon games (Emerald, Gold and Silver) in this carts. You need to set time manually and time only counts when playing.
100-in-1 carts are always so hilarious.
"Right down in that corner is spud's adventure which is a really expensive game"
>points to what is clearly "Castlvania: The Adventure" box art
trip world is one of my faves, so much fun, and the music is outstanding
When I was younger my mom had to go to the Philippines for work...she brought me and my brother back these carts... one was 120 in 1 like this and the other was a 92 in 1....Both batteries were dead so we couldnt play the Advanced games on them (each cart had 4 and 2 GBA games on them) The 120 in 1 had Ruby, Saph, and Em and another...and the 92 had Ruby and Saph... But alas they didnt save.
But it was awesome because my mom just got them on some street market haha. I still have them and they still work and I will probs replace the battery on them soon.
So, when you replaced the batteries, did they actually save, or was the battery a red herring all along?
That was a good find, I've never seen any on a street market there for sale
By coincidence ,I recently bought the 61 in 1 cartridge,since my Marioland 2 didnt save anymore.Its amazing how many great Games there are.I was worried,I get scammed,but it's Just great!!!
The battery in the cartridge doesn't have to be an indicator that a game can keep saves. Many GBA cartridges no longer use SRAM to save, instead they use Flash Rom or EEPROM, which doesn't require a continuous current. Third generation pokemon games have a battery in them to keep the internal clock running, whilst being able to keep saves without it.
My copy of pokemon silver on my gameboy color deletes my save every time I turn it off now, the batteries dead
@@MadGameBoy Yes. Thats a second generation pokemon game for GBC. In my comment I was refering to mostly GBA games and gave third generation pokemon games as an example of cartridges that use the battery for other uses than SRAM saves.
I love multi carts. I have 4 of them. My first one I bought in Spain 22 years ago on a holiday.
I got some multicarts from Spain too, although most of the games stop working after a while..!
Did the saves kept working over the years?
I like how he said WE are gonna do it it made me feel really involved and I felt like I had my own Gameboy like that lol wish I did!
Also thank you so much for your videos!
Surprisingly, I have an aftermarket all in one that works great! It has most of the Mario and Wario titles for GBA and all of them work flawlessly
you have the link? that would be brilliant
@@depthian agh I can't seem to find it. I do reccomend EZ Flash though. That's how I play all of my games now
Actually, Pokemon Emerald save file corruption is because it wasn't saved correctly or it's save file was pasted incorrectly. In the gen 3 pokemon games, battery running dry only disables time-based events, and doesn't erase the save file.
On that last game, try to clean the board with alcohol, I bought a megaman xtreme from ali express and didn't work until I clean all the pins from the chips with alcohol.
i bought a copy of trip world off ebay for 5.91nzd and it never worked on my gba sp only worked on my gbc and gbp
I have a bootleg pokemon red. It doesn't work on the original gameboy. That's it. It works on everything else. An original gameboy game that doesn't run on its native hardware.
I have a bootleg Shantae, works on the GBC but not the GB Boy Colour lol
I have a copy of crystal that is legit but it won't play in my gamecube it acts like im putting it in a fake gameboy
@Duncan McOkiner The gb boy colour (knockoff system) is supposed to work with GBC games but mine is picky with the cartridges. Hopefully I can backlight my original GBC later
Ahh shit that means the one im getting likely wont work then 🙃
Oh my god I haven’t heard that tune in so long silver is little nemo the dream master I loved that game on the nes wow nostalgia overload lol
I see you've discovered Pocket Monster. My favourite mess of a romhack! As far as I know, it's quite possibility a romhack *of a romhack*. I'll post some more info in a minute!
One thing about all of the pokemon games on that cart is that they're actually *all* NES roms rather than gameboy ones. The other ones are likely similar romhacks, made to capitalise on the popularity of pokemon.
I actually got slightly mixed up. This one, Pocket Monster, is a romhack... sort of. Nobody knows for sure where it came from, but almost all of the graphics/sounds/etc are ripped off from other games. Someone then went on to make a romack of THIS game called panda world, featuring pandas as you may expect. There's also one based on the teletubbies... and people have taken the soundtracks and sprites to use in *other* games.
It's a real mess of knockoff nonsense!
Bonus tip: someone forgot to turn off debug mode. You can still move around when paused, and hitting select resets the level!
@@ActualCharky no pocket monster is not a rom hack it's the original name for the game in Japan pocket monster is what it's called there was also Pokemon green that only came out in Japan it was only Eva called pocket monster in Japan and it was out for years before it come out any where else yes the games on that cartridge are more then likely nock offs but pocket mister its self is not it's the same game as Pokemon it's just what it was called before it was realised any where else
@@Dangersdi Charky (or whatever the name will be when you look at this comment) might mean the Pokémon platformer shown, that one for sure is a ROM hack and not the original Poket Monsters.
I remember playing something similar on PC many years ago too
Oh man, I played the "Pokemon Gold" before - It's been 10 years since I've seen this! Yeah we had these cartridges all over here in Malaysia. Some were awful but some were really really good and worked well.
its called pika chu yes the space is included
I saw this and ordered a 61 in 1 cartridge immediately,Thank you Retro Future🙂.And I also subbed!
Does it work in the original gameboy not the game boy colou6
Yeah, but the GBC games say they won't
@6:08 that is a Sandshrew!!
"Hopefully it will work first time, NOPE". so funny
Lol
I still don’t know how he was able to tell
Truly love your vids, my old Thrift store used to always sell some kind of GB or GBA game / console for a couple dollars
You make me cheerish what i got
Thank you! :)
I Love It When I Got A SNES (orginal) In 2019 That Works, And It Came With A Gameboy To SNES Converter Cart. I Can Play GB Games On A TV! :)
You should try the two that work on the various Gameboys and on your GB Boy Colour.
Just started watching yesterday and im addicted I subbed instantly
Amazing thank you!
That pokemon hack With The mushrooms is Dream Master Little NEMO
These multicarts are great and all but I would still recommend a flash cart like the ez flash omega (or whatever new version they're on now) yeah they're like $50 but you don't have to deal with the uncertainty of it working or the quality of the games on it or even if it's the real game or not.
Loved the video Elliot! A nice change a pace!
Thanks!
I know that this video is a year old but I would like to point out that the only time that the battery affects the save file in a Pokémon game is in the second generation of Pokémon games. I own a copy of each Generation 3 title for the GBA all of the batteries have run dry but the games still continue to save. All that is affected is the clock based events such as berry growing and the tides in shoal cave.
Great video, Elio :)
I was really hoping the TRIP game would work so I could go and buy it XD
Thanks! Unfortunatly not.
Elliot!!!
Well you can usually finagle the cart into connecting properly if you pop it in & out a lot. Unfortunately that's the chance you take with bootleg carts, but they usually are not defective. They just need to get seated in the right way. Sometimes putting the chip into a different cart housing helps.
Genius
On the 120 Gameboy cartridge pressing, L + R will popup a menu where you can restart the game or enable other hidden extra settings.
Do you know if it would work on a Original Game Boy? Thanks!
Kavin Serrano no. Since it doesn’t have L or R
@@bluebomber875 Good point that is xD
Thanks!
Is there a save game state?
Hmm, that is only possible if it's actually a GBC emulator running in GBA mode. If it was running in GBC mode it wouldn't even know the L and R buttons exist.
Given that we see it booting in GBC mode I call BS at your claim - at least twice in relation to that particular cart.
Now the fun begins on that Trip World clone cartridge!
You gotta make a video of trying to get it to work. Give it the eraser trick on the contacts, test for continuity between the contacts and the chips, etc. You can't give up that easily! :)
Maybe ill give it a go. But its a brand new cart. Should work!
@@TheRetroFuture Did you actually wait to let Trip World start up on a DMG? I read that only the upper half of that N*nt*end* logo needs to be an exact match for unlicensed games to boot.
@@TheRetroFuture I agree, that's disappointing that it doesn't!
you can change the colors of a gameboy screen if you press different button combos on the startup screen
I get the feeling that the GBA cart's shell was probably farmed from a legit game.
I see translucent cases on 9/10 gameboy carts, I'd be more inclined to think one in 50 or so "fake" single game carts has a repro shell on an original PCB, maybe with worn contacts tinned.
You do know that you can fit gb games or gbc games to the screen by pressing the L or R bumper
Oh ok, nice to know
It looks really bad and stretched out
The aspect ratio is all wrong. Not recomended
@@Digifantatic Some game look little bit better in my opinion as stretched, but not all
That gameboy 61 in 1 multi cart might only have 1 save at a time. So let's say you play mario 2 like you did then you play another game that saves it may over write the mario 2 save with the other games save.
At least that's what happend to me with one of my multi carts
I'd love it if @The Retro Future could check that out. Also see if all the games are originals OR if it has hacks like the first one.
Don't worry. It holds multiple saves at once. I have a copy. It's great.
@@ChrisKewl All the games are original. 👍
Just got one 3 days ago it saves on every game rn im addicted to super mario land 2 and have other games saved
I got the Pokémon version of this cartridge on eBay and it works great! I can have multiple saves at once, all on the same cartridge! Playing Pokémon Blue and Pokémon Red all on one cartridge is great!
In the second cart, if you save in more than one game, does it keep all of the save files? On the NES multicarts, typically the battery can only hold a save for one game at a time; if you save in another or play an SRAM game, it overrides the previous save. Just something to check on if you plan to play and save in multiple games.
Ebay has a Super 16 in 1 with Pokemon RBY and the trading card game with GBC's pinball, gold, silver, and 3 Zeldas
im intrested in the 61 in 1, will it work ok on my gameboy pocket? most of the options on eBay only state GBC
Pausing at 3:13 the battery in GBA pokemon is for the clock if the battery in the fake gba cart is for saving then it is using the old style of save data storage
By the the way, on Gameboy Advance SP (dont know if its just SP or GB thing in general), you can soft restart it by pressing Start + Select + A + B simultaneously. (I know that for trying to catch Mewtwo without use of Master ball. :D)
Works on all GameBoys. Link's Awakening even used it to save.
it's like you just saw the 61 in 1 carts for the first time, they have been around for quite some time
When will Elliot's multi cart addiction stop? We will die from all the cheap plastic fumes if he doesn't get help
Masked Blaze 👍
Masked Blaze can you tell me something about this, is it that bad if he buys a multi cart?
I just wanted to make a correction, most GBA games don't need a battery to keep saves but time. They got an RTC (Real Time Clock) chip so games like Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire can keep track of time for timed events like growing berries. If the battery runs dry you can still save but those timed events won't work and you'll have to change the battery. Very nice video though!
A few of the individual cartridges i have of pokemon will erase your saves if you accidentally bump the cartridge too much, i think its due to the battery not being soldered in.
I have the 369 in 1 GBA "no repeat" which is a right fib cos several games are repeated but under different names, cost about a tenner and I got it for my original DS and works brilliantly too, no laggies or fasties, good sound and display and just the ticket as I let my daughters use it when visiting or travelling. Only nause being it only runs on one screen as its in GBA mode but I got told the DS game card of the same sort also only uses one screen. The DS saved my daughter's sanity when she was working over in Sark at the big hotel there, not much to do so 369 games did help her while the quiet evenings away :D
The second he, the gba one is a modded little nemo where you are in your frog suit
5:50 That is Little nemo - Dream master, there is an anime movie about it and love it, but yeah a rom hack lol
Oh i have 2 of those gbc variants as well. One containing shantae
Hey what's you're little screwdrivers toolbox ? It seems pretty cool !
Had to order one. Good price to give it a go.
There is a muticart out there with a color version of Snake Roy....
Proof or it didn't happen
Does the 61-in-1 cart work with the DMG and GameBoy pocket?
Love this channel so much
Thank you!
I had a lot of these cartridges since it was actually hard to find an original GBA game where I come from, haha. One even had the complete Ruby, Sapphire, Diamond and a Kirby game complete with more than 100 Gameboy titles. Good times
@Pink Kirlia It was a GBA cartridge, usually comes in the color black and has bootleg 12x in 1 label in front. DS Cartridges are usually the homebrew ones like R4 or EDGE
@Pink Kirlia Oh my bad, I was referring to Pokémon Emerald. Got it all mixed up, sorry!
This one is crazy because the roms run so smooth
I have after market ones that dont have the battery and save fine and berries still grow so they is a way around it
that pokemon silver you hit was really a game called little nemo dream master
I have that pokemon gold game on my pirated cartridge as well. The person who sold the cartridge and the GBA sp said that it had all the pokemon games. However there was no battery so the ONLY pokemon rom hack game that was on there didn't save.
Cool episode. Can you make more handheld coop games. Full walkthrough. Like GB double dragon 2, Balloon Kid etc. No one ever done that... So we see both screens full play through.
Info: Pokemon Gold seems to be an original game. Using assets from the game called “Athena” made by SNK. And they seem to use Konami’s sound engine
A welcome return to the top down style. However both style work well!
Thanks Bill!
The Pikachu game (and maybe the others) was an 'official' Chinese bootleg. Many games were made using Nintendo IPs in China, some actually really good. These bootlegs were pretty much the only option in China. They weren't exactly endorsed by Nintendo, but they were real games that were sold to the public.
Can you try the 61 in 1 on the GB BOY colour? I cant get multi carts to work on it usually
I had a gbc multi cart it works fine
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I recently brought some cheap repro gbc games, only because my dad keeps misplacing or losing the ones I either got him or lent him.
Does the 61 in 1 also work on original gameboy or only gameboy color?
would it be better with the coregrafx, or does it add core grafx function to the base pc-engnie? I'm not clear on the delineation/compatibility between the generations of pc-engine
6:11 it's a game called dreams something i don't remember but it's really fun they just changed the sprites
5:00 this game is a pirate original , they even leave the debug mode
by pressing start or select I do not remember for sure, you can freely travel all the levels inadvisable :D
haha
The one that's 5 minutes in is Little Nemo with a Pikachu sprite hack. I had another game I downloaded just like that. I was trying to download Pokémon Yellow and instead got a hacked game with the same name. It was a damn good game tho.. it was a Felix the Cat game but with (again) Pikachu was the main sprite. It was kinda cute. Pikachu would get powerups, 1st power up was like a punching glove gun.. 2nd Car that shot out honking noises 3rd was an airplane 4th was a PikaTANK.. I thought it was super fun.
I recently bought this game from eBay but it seems like the save battery isn't working kind of defeats the purpose of the cart
Pokémon on gba used the battery for time based events not saving. That was only used for the gb games
Gen. 2 only.
I got this game for my birthday and it is so cool!!
Just an important heads-up about any of those aftermarket/pirated/multi-cart games: most of them are made on the cheap with 3.3v parts, which isn't a problem at all on the GBA since that one uses 3.3v for it's power and signal to the cartridge, but when you go into GB/GBC mode, the console works with 5v on the cartridge (and so do the original older consoles of course). This now is a problem for the console tho, since the way they deal with that 5v to 3.3v difference might not be ideal at all, and might just overload the data pins on the console. Sometimes they might (will) glitch a lot more, and sometimes it can even damage the console over time. It's definitely not a great option to use always. That also is true for other retro consoles like the Master System, NES/Famicon Game Gear and some others too.
Flash carts tho, are usually a different story (but, crappier ones might be made without the proper level translators and such).
Also: no I'm not the one that sent the carts!
Only thing I would question... Would buy a cartridge where reads: 35640000 in 1 mayro, pokyman, zeda, sonec and all of you favoritegame fun and happy?
Oh I have this! I tried to trade it in when I was younger and the counter guy advised me to hold on to it . I'm looking for it now I know it's around here somewhere,
I have this cartridge! The 61 in 1.
Do you know if it would work on a Original Game Boy? Thanks!
For the 61 in 1 cart, how you boot up the game. I have same one but won't load a game
GBA carts don't need a battery to save. They mostly use flash memory. The battery was used in only in Pokemon Games on GBA and it was only for the clock function.
That's pikachus most op form one shotting everything.
wow
No joke I have the same exact blue cartridge that came with a Japanese copy of Pokémon red I bought a few years back.
Hi. I have both games. 61 in 1 and 108 in 1. but both games don't work properly. either something is wrong with the hardware or with the programming. can you fix this?
The 61 in 1 link seems broke or not found just fyi.
Where did you get the 120 in 1? I cannot find it and it surely looks like a good nes bootleg compilation cartridge
Polar tuvo uno de esos en su niñez. Los vendían en el tianguis de mi cuadra y eran como los tetéis de 999 juegos en 1 (todos iguales)
Does anyone know if the multi carts are compatible with the DMG? I've been told that some gbc carts work on the original but I couldn't find anything associated with the multi carts. I have a very limited collection of games for my DMG and wanted something like this 61 in 1
Any help or advise would be much appreciated
That game named pokemon gold on NES, it has a cheat on it. If you press start, you can make the character freeze but you can still move it through the entire stage and additionally, if you press starz and then press select, you can move to the next level instantly. I beat this game with by using this cheat.
Two years late to the party, but the Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Silver on that GBA cart also have a GBA logo on the side lol
That pokemon gold is actually the nes classic Pika II
Thank you for making this video! I've been sitting on the fence about purchasing the 61 in 1 cartridge for weeks now
The first Pokémon game you were playing was pocket monster for the famicon. I use to play the game when I was a kid of course it was a bootleg on a crappy Chinese console back in the year 2000 on a crummy tube tv.
When Pokemon Emerald announces "The game can be played" after you hit A on the title screen, that means the cartridge doesn't have an RTC chip. The message is supposed to appear when the cartridge battery is dead and it's supposed to say the battery has run dry and that the game can be played but time-based events like tides or berries growing won't happen anymore -- saving is on a flash chip on real carts so that still works. Pirates couldn't figure out a way to fully remove the message, so instead they changed the message to simply say "The game can be played".
Both Pokemon Gold and Silver on there are NES romhacks. I've seen an actual fanmade Pokemon Gold on NES, but these are just hacks of random platformers. I hadn't seen the Silver one before, but the Gold one is usually titled Pocket Monster or occasionally Pika Chu. Its first level, VELBT, is supposed to be titled VELDT, which is an alternate spelling of veld, a lesser known word for a kind of grassland. Pikachu works like Mario: he can defeat most enemies by jumping on them. He can also pick up batteries which charge up an electric attack that kills all enemies on the screen, including ones that cannot be killed by jumping. OK concept, mediocre game.
As for Trip World, I was practically screaming BLOW ON IT. Yeah, yeah, it's not supposed to work, but it's done it every time for me. I reinsert it a few times, isopropyl, proper cleaning kits for both cartridge and console, pricy contact cleaner sprays, take it apart to scrape any oxide off the contacts, no luck. Finally give it a quick blow and it runs perfectly. Alternately, they might have made the circuit board a bit too thin. Sticking a piece of paper behind the board can help with these cheapo unlicensed carts.
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Is the battery easy to fix for the "120 in one" cartridge
The link isn’t working for the 61 in 1 cartridge for some reason. Does anyone know why?