Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire

Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire (Japanese: Pokémon Box: Ruby and Sapphire) Sapphire), often referred to as "Pokémon storage box", also translated as "Pokémon collection box", is a derivative of the Pokémon series for the Nintendo GameCube. It is sold together with the Nintendo GameCube-GBA transmission cable and a 59-slot memory card with the main image. It was released in Japan on May 30, 2003, and in North America on July 11, 2004. However, it can only be ordered through the Pokémon Center in New York or online. It is no longer on sale everywhere. This game was mistranslated as "Pokémon Memory Magic" when it was released in some regions of Europe. Players in Europe could only redeem points through Nintendo's customer loyalty program or purchase the "Pokémon Arena Mega Pak" set, which includes the GameCube console, GameCube-GBA transmission cable, memory card 251, "Pokémon Storage Box", and the "Pokémon Arena" game.

The Pokémon Organizer is basically a storage system for the Game Boy Advance Pokémon games, allowing players to store Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire and Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon obtained from games such as "Leaf Green" are uploaded to GameCube's memory card for storage. Up to 1,500 Pokémon can be stored. Players can organize their Pokémon here and interact with them, and also let them lay eggs. As the number of Pokémon stored increases, players can also receive special moves. For Pokémon, you will receive a Blue Bird that can learn as fast as it can (みねうち) at the beginning, and after depositing 100 Pokémon, you can get a Snake that learns quickly (しんそく). For tattooed bears, if you deposit 500, you will get a Meowth who has learned the Treasure Gathering Skill (ネコにこばん), and if you deposit 1,499, you will get a Pichu who has learned Surfing (なみのり). Another feature is that through the transmission line, players can connect "Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire" and operate it on the TV through the big screen, and it has the function of capturing pictures. In addition, this game has another mode called showcase, where Pokémon are transformed into 2D chess pieces for players to arrange freely.

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