Trying to find a non bootleg emerald copy

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>>33431100

>>33431100
Go find a really shady looking guy in an alleyway, he'll probably have a copy.

Retro Game stores are probably the safest bet, but I got a legit one from Ebay a while back, you have to make sure they uploaded a lot of pictures so you can see the details of the cartrige and tell if it's fake or not, after a bit of research you can probably tell just from a glance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ur8nEBwjRmk

>>33431100
I have mine from when it was released, should've done so as well. Oh wait, you're underage

I have an old one I don't use anymore, probably would give it up for like 5 bucks. But don't know how to sell things online.

Why do you want to spend too much on a 10+ year old game that will probably come with a dead battery when you could just emulate it? I'd understand if it was complete in box but not if you just want the cart, they're not even rare, just overpriced.

>>33432305
I literally just posted that if I could, I would give mine up for like 5 bucks. I got moe-mon on my phone that I play instead. Though, I do agree, emulation can be free and easy to have instead.

>>33432324
Then sell it, it takes literally no effort to do a private transaction through payal assuming the two of you are in the same country.