PokemonResearch

Thanks for the information and the link to the Media Fire post!

I've been trying to find issues of the Pokémon Power mini magazines that were originally included in a few Nintendo Power magazines. There were six in all and apparently they were included in the issues from August '98 to Jan '99 (111-116). I thought they might be included in the scans of those issue of Nintendo Power, but I checked out Sep '98, and no such luck. I searched the forum for any information, and I've seen a few posts from across the years of people saying that they own them or that they've been won in auction, but I can't seem to find them amongst the downloads. Does anyone know if they're on this website? Or if there might be scans available somewhere else? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

The game of replayed more than any other is Tales of Symphonia on Gamecube. I think I played it all the way through eight times, and most of the times were pretty much right in a row. I've replayed some of my older Pokemon games, as long as I'm able to transfer the Pokemon to another game first. I also like replaying Ace Attorney games, although that feels more like rereading a novel than replaying a game, since I already know what to do when. Oh and Zelda games too!

Yeah, I've noticed the same thing. It tops me off at 2 downloads per day. I found a list of things that happen when you reach 25 posts (the rest of you probably found the same thing), but it says nothing about downloads. I'm actually trying to use them for a research paper, so I'd like to be able to look at more of them quickly.

If you're talking about people playing games on their phones instead, I don't that'll have an affect on TV Consoles. It might have an affect on handhelds, but even then I think phones are just ciphering off new users, instead of stealing old ones. And even if phones did take over, those games would still be video games. Ace Attorney on my phone isn't so different from Ace Attorney on my DS.

I tried the ComicFlow app that was suggested and it works perfectly. You don't have to convert the file types or anything. You just plug your I-pad into the computer, go to the ComicFlow app in i-tunes, and there's a place for you to add the files. I don't consider myself especially skilled with computers and I was able to do it easily. Plus ComicFlow was free!

I'm just a bit too young to remember this thing myself, but if you have a spare $500 lying around, there's one for sale on E-bay! It even has pictures of the inside.