Man, Gameboys had a backlight in the Pokemon universe? We got cheated.
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They could digitize creatures and encapsulate them in pocket sized containers. Their tech is a bit more advanced
Checks out, the Pokémon universe was actually just Japan all that time.
Google Game Boy Light.
I have been thinking, with how closely inspired lots of Pokémon are from real animals, that you could probably come up with a collectible card game or such, using real animals.
I mean, maybe I'm just being an old person and kids wouldn't find that cool, but I certainly felt at some point, that I would've spent my time better, if I had learned about biology rather than made-up Pokémon stats...
There was a card game where the elements of the periodic table were monsters and you had to ionic bond them to win. It had a tie in book series.
That sounds like a lot of fun dad, now let's get you back to the home. The Wheel is about to be on and you can tell me more about Nana.
I hear that watching the evolution from eohippus to horse needs a lot of batteries.
A Gameboy color gets at most 30 hours and takes 2 AA batteries. So across 30 million years, you'd need about 16 billion batteries lol
A GBC only takes 2 AA batteries
Ah shit you right, I was thinking the DMG. Well half that then.
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