It’s a generation, but I don’t understand what this is doing.

In the past, I relied on my father, but did it really cost a ridiculous amount for phone calls?

Rather, this kind of thing is even more amazing.

Is it the one where you can get Celebi?

I wanted to try the Crystal Battle Tower…

Leisure activities of the wealthy

I laughed because you can normally get Celebi in the VC version of Crystal.

By tethering the smartphone, it has been given the function of a Wi-Fi hotspot.

I wonder how many people used this back then…

At that time, I was left out because I was with J-PHONE.

First, gain the understanding of the parents.

It’s too reckless.
I have never heard of any uses other than for crystals.

Back in those days, I wonder why Game Boy and WonderSwan wanted to use mobile communication for connectivity…

I actually did something like this…

When I looked at the surf clam, there were quite a few compatible software options available.
It was also compatible with the GBA…

In my childhood, the term “GS Ball” was the only thing that was ahead of its time.

Clear purple is nice!
I wonder if they will release it again as a Toys “R” Us exclusive.

Even when I’m handed a mobile phone, I’m told not to make calls much or not to use i-mode casually even as time goes on, so I have no connection to things like this at all.

I often saw articles in Korokoro, but at the point of using a mobile phone, kids don’t feel like begging for it, right?

Even elementary school students have smartphones now, so I can go.
Right now, there’s no need to use something like this.

There were similar ones on WonderSwan and PlayStation too.

I didn’t find anyone who had a mobile adapter GB, and I’ve only seen the actual cartridge once at Book Off.

The DS was communicating using a PC, right?

The unlimited data plan was a dream word.

Considering that wireless routers were not common in households at that time, DS inserted something like a USB-connected wireless antenna into the computer.
I was connecting it in a way that made the computer act as a relay device.

I wonder how many kids were actually able to catch Celebi back then.

It was a system that was too early for its time, but if you think about how this know-how led to the development of later communication technologies, it was something necessary.

It was a bit too much for elementary school students.

I was connected using my father’s cellphone.

Looking back now, the setting of communication fees at that time was crazy.

I read a story that there is a scenario in the GBA version of Silent Hill that can’t be accessed without using a mobile adapter, and it has become lost media.

It’s inconvenient, but the thread images are exciting.

It was a machine that you couldn’t play with no matter how you tried back then, so I still have a bit of admiration for it…

I knew of its existence, so when I returned to Platinum, I really felt the power of science.

There are nutrients that can only be obtained from the expanded game console.

I didn’t do it at all because it was a time when I didn’t even have a mobile phone.

There were two major obstacles: asking my parents to buy gaming peripherals and requesting to use my phone for gaming.

There were titles like Zero Tours that were supported on the GBA.

I wonder if today’s kids don’t know about “packet death.”

There is now the issue of spending money leading to death.

At that time, children with mobile phones were extremely rare.

Mobile: Is the PlayStation mobile phone connection cable the savior of “narrowband”?

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I didn’t know there was such a thing…

“Is it okay to connect my phone to the game, even though it costs money?”
If I had said anything, I would have been knocked down.

Even in the anime, it faded out, and I’m not really sure what kind of ball the gs ball is.

You know nothing, even though you’re a game brain with no name.

How much did it actually cost back then?

I can’t believe you were able to handle network processing so well.
Was there no change in the communication function?

The spread of the internet is wonderful, isn’t it?

I wonder why they released something like this when the main target demographic for Pokémon is different from those who have flip phones.

The Satellaview was ahead of its time.

I will never forget the excitement of being able to compete in Mario Kart on the DS…

I guess Sega’s will must have driven Nintendo.

I wonder how many kids were able to contract both 64DD and this.

In the first place, there are also issues with the adoption rate being questionable, and there are cases where if the terminals are different, they won’t connect.
How many people were able to do it?

I wonder if the online gameplay of the GameCube that came out shortly after this became relatively popular.

I was a kid who looked at adult sites at quite a level, but I think it was lucky that I wasn’t charged for Dial Q2.

The kid who was even scared to spend 300 yen a month…
Now it’s a monthly 200 yen flow of baldness.

I wanted to do it with crystals, but I couldn’t get my parents’ permission, so in the end, I just ended up buying things.

Just because it’s outdated technology, does that really justify the high price?

You’ll receive Celebi like this.

You could already play online matches on Crystal, right?

You could do it in Mario Kart on the GBA too, right?

If I had a friend who had it, I could have borrowed it.
No one had it.

I caught Celebi thanks to my rich friend who let me borrow it.
But there are communication costs, so I ended up covering the drink expenses.

I have memories of looking at the game store with sparkling eyes.

Unlike the Tokyo University Game Research Club and others who have seriously started focusing on Pokémon from the third generation onward, there’s no image of adults playing it, nor any image of individuals who managed to get a handheld device on their own.
It was just what wealthy parents provided.

With VC’s crystal, this is unnecessary!

I could only buy the Pokémon card online once through someone else.
Polygon 2 was the mascot of the old Pokémon Center Online…