Pokemon Question

[J.Vengeance]

so i bought leaf green from grangier games today, tonight, reading the side of the box that it is a american version, question: is the any difference between the americna version and the euro version? like trading and stuff

[Christmas Creature]

If it's anything like Gameboy carts, it won't matter. I got the Pokemon Gold cart when it was released, but it turned out it was an American version, but it could still play perfectly on European machines, it could trade and everything. I know that would be for GBA, so I'm not as sure, but I'd assume it's the same. Best bet would be to give the place you bought it from a call and ask, chances are it'll work fine.

[Cactus Drags]

Portable consoles don't rely on NTSC or PAL to display stuff, so the hardware is identical. As to whether the actual game content is different, I couldn't say, though I'd asusme it wouldn't seeing as there'd be extra costs involved and stuff.

[sirdavinator]

To my knowledge, there is nothing different about the game itself. It's not like they give favouritsm to different continents.

[Chris2K]

The games are definitely the same. And they work on both systems. Just a legal thing to do with where they were bought I guess.

[J.Vengeance]

so if i were trade my euro Ruby pokemon onto a US leaf green, there should be no problems?. just ive heard it tends to glitch/crash the cartridge