Tulunk Village

I'm sorry I couldn't get more information. It seems my friend's friend's Gameboy charger broke. I really need to get more time to play it...

Any chance of getting your hands on a GBA? That's what I usually use to play GB/GBC games (although not lately because I lost the charger for my SP...)

I personally like using a GBA SP most for playing GB/GBC games, as it's the only GB model that is backward compatible with GB/GBC games and has a light. There are even some GBA SPs with backlights as well. GBA SPs shouldn't be too hard to find, either.

Blaziken257 wrote:it's the only GB model that is backward compatible with GB/GBC games and has a light.

What about Game Boy Light? XP

Anyways, when I talk about borrowing a Game Boy, I mean any device that can play GB games, Game Boy Advance SP included.
I may have some time to play it on the weekend, though! That's good news.

As for what's different, I only know that while dialogue is translated, the main menu isn't.

EDIT: Sorry. I failed to borrow a GB-compatible device yet again...

Sorry for bumping a 2 1/2 year old thread.
What ever happened to this cartridge now? Do you still have it? I would really like to see how they translated the game to German. Maybe horribly done by translating Engrish to German?

@TimeWalker: German?

Yep. Sanky bought this cartridge and it seems it's been translated to German.
Btw, Sanky already said that the cart is broken. Bummer :/

wrote:@TimeWalker: German?

Yep, there's a German version. The dialogue is in German but the menus are in English apparently. There's a topic about the German cartridges that I posted in the Bootleg Games section of the forum recently: http://s15.zetaboards.com/Tulunk_Village/topic/7152776/1

Dang, those German cartridges looks legit...but then again, it's bootleg -_-

The Spanish on the side of the cartridge gives it away though, since it's actually a German game.