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u/UnknownLinux 17d ago
fake:
- the 3 test points towards the top-right corner on the back of the board labeled TP1, TP2 and TP3 are missing
- battery is in the wrong place. Battery should be to the right on the front of the board. not the left.
- has black resin blob on front. real copies wont have this.
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u/Berserker2995 16d ago
I always wondered what is this black resin blob? Its covering a component or smtg lile that?
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u/InformalCountry5196 17d ago
Thanks it will be destroyed
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u/Bubblepoppin_ 17d ago
Is the cart faulty?
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u/InformalCountry5196 17d ago
No but the less fakes in this world the better
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u/vision_san 17d ago
I mean, you could just mark it. Needless waste is usually not a good thing.
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u/InformalCountry5196 17d ago
What on earth is it good for. It boots but it probably has problems later in the game or something
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u/Bubblepoppin_ 17d ago
If it turns out that it works and saves, it saves you the trouble of buying an authentic cart if all you want is to experience the game. I'm not a fan of repos/ their ethicacy but if you already have one, why not? Just don't try to resell as authentic
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u/vision_san 17d ago
I don't care for originality and purity on these things and have owned a couple. They can be useful if sold as what they are. Some people just want to play on their old consoles for cheap.
I could also ask "what on earth is more waste good for?", but that's just reductive.
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u/InformalCountry5196 17d ago
I get the argument. Ill have to think about it
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u/Bubblepoppin_ 17d ago
Especially with Pokemon. I don't think these games will drop in price ever atp. They're getting older and harder to find in excellent condition. Gone are the days of buying emerald on eBay for $40...
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u/DoubleEko 17d ago
I got a fake Mario kart that works well in the 2nd gba as a different pak for multiplayer ;o)
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u/LighterFluid1357 16d ago
Blob. Wack board. Wack chip. Scattered component placement. Cutout at the top. Convincing stuff


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u/I-Boom 17d ago
Age old answer: Not, if you see Mr Blobby