Authentic Pokemon Game (Cartridge Only)
Pokemon FireRed Version – GBA Game
Cleaned Tested and Guaranteed to Work!
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:045496734930
Condition:Used
Genre:Strategy
Platform:Game Boy Advance
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:GBA_POKEMON_FIRE_RED
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs. This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
Pokemon Fire Red – GBA Game
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Pokemon Fire Red – GBA Game
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The game was wrapped up in bubble wrap and then shipped in a card stock envelope which was pretty crappy to be honest. The game itself works perfectly fine, no run down battery or anything like that.
I never played pokemon until I got Pokemon Black a year and a half ago. I was browsing retrolio, looking at pokemon games when I realized that I could buy pokemon FireRed cheaper than I expected. I play it on my ds, and I love it. I just wish I had been into pokemon when I was younger so I could’ve grown up with the craze rather than jumping on just now. It took some adjusting due to the changes made through the years (like the fact that pokemon faint due to poisoning when not in battle in FireRed but no Black). I think the game is worth the money, and it might even be worth the money if I had bought it for more.
Amazing.
Came as advertised and has worked perfectly for the last few years.
Okay .. so I’m a mother of 3 who has to be told by my kids to stop playing my game and come and eat dinner .. oh well. LOLAnyway, this new version of the old game is pretty good. I certainly enjoy it much more than the original. My only problem is that I got VERY spoiled with Ruby and Sapphire. I miss planting my berries and I really miss my Blaziken! LOL I felt like I had to play this game FOREVER before I got my silly “running shoes”. S L O W M O T I O N .. ugh! LOLPokemaniacs MUST buy these two new games however. It definitely adds to the experience and it was certainly nice to see some old names again. You can’t trade with Ruby/Sapphire, etc. until you defeat the Final Four, but experienced players shouldn’t take too long to get there. There are a few berries scattered here and there also, but no gardening. However, berries can also be traded once you are the master of the Elite Four.BIG TIP — Buy the NINTENDO POWER Strategy Guide if you haven’t played the old Red/Blue games for a while. I felt a little lost at first and almost made a few BIG mistakes. BIGGER TIP — do NOT buy the PRIMA Strategy Guide (see my review on that item).No complaints really about the game .. certainly fun, true to form and brings back good memories. It was kind of fun to see a “MEAN” rival again — I won’t tell you what I named him! LOL I just wish that they had made it a little bit more updated .. more in line with the Ruby and Sapphire series .. but, hey, I hear “Emerald” is com.
Awesome game with great graphics and addictive play style! Totally sweet game to play in your spare time at work or on the bus.
The guides on the internet to determine the cartridge’s authenticity haven’t been super straight forward, but I’m leaning towards this being a legitimate copy because of certain characteristics of the front label. My only gripe so far is that it has frozen 2 separate times, but they were few and far apart. One of them had me revert to a previous save. But this could possibly just be a sign of old age.
Only issue is that i didnt have enough money for the case
This game is the absolute best in the series in terms of how they designed the starters. The starters had a mix of cuter characters that turn into pretty cool Pokemon.
Doesn’t beat the old school Gameboy red version, but I still enjoyed playing it.