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Where can you play Pokemon?
on gameboy, gamboy advance, and Nintendo ds, also wii, gamecube and n64
Is Pokemon games call diamond and pearl game in gamboy version?
No, Only for Nintendo DS
Ho invented the DS?
Nintendo invented the Nintendo DS and the Nintendo DS lite.
Who invented the Nintendo Wii u?
Nintendo invented the wii u. No one in particular invented it.
Who invented then Nintendo DS?
Nintendo did
Who invented the Nintendo DSi?
Nintendo
Can gamboy advanced games be used in a Nintendo ds?
Yes, there is a special slot for Gameboy Advance games. You can even choose on what screen you want to play your Gameboy games.
Where was the Nintendo 64 invented?
Like most Nintendo products, it was invented in Japan.
Who invented the Wii Nintendo game system?
The Nintendo Wii was invented in Japan.
Who inventedthe Nintendo Wii?
Nintendo invented the Nintendo Wii.
Who invented Super Smash Bros.?
Nintendo
Who invented Nintendo DS?
The Nintendo Incorporation, of course.
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