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And one that I had not considered ever bringing up on the channel, because originally I

had done stories that I had found at clvposta.com. But this one was actually sent to me by a

friend, because it was on an image of a Facebook post. And the friend believed that,

well, come on, black was real. And thought it was good for me to record something like this

and talk about something that was a real haunted game. And I believe now you actually

can find hacks or fan-made versions of Pokemon Black, because at the root of it, it's not

a story that feels like if you play this game, you die in real life. It's just a game

that has a very, very dark overtone. So tonight's story, Spokemon Black version, an unknown

anonymous author. I'm what you call a collector of Boothleg Pokemon games. Pokemon Diamond

and Jade, Chaos Black, etc. It's amazing the frequency with which you can find them at

pawn shops, at goodwill, at flea markets and such. They're generally fun, even if they're

unplayable, which, let's say, often are, the mistranslations, the poor quality, it makes

them unintentionally humorous. I've been able to find more of the ones that I've been playing

online, but there's one that I haven't seen any mention of. The part of the flea market

about five years ago, one of years a picture of the cartridge. In case anyone recognizes

it, that is. But unfortunately, when I moved two years ago, I lost the game, so I can't

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