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22 June 2024
21 June 2024
re-adding important/useful info about the article's subject and scope that was removed without explanation; some other minor reorganization
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rrw intro to remove perception of pro-Nintendo slant
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Partial cleanup.
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no edit summary
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→Pokémon Radical Red
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→Notable core series hacks
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→Pokémon Naranja/Orange: Redirect target changed
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30 March 2024
moving away from the term "Fakemon"
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making Uranium its own section for now - it's not a ROM hack, and not considered a bootleg; replacing Game3 template with Game template
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→Pokémon Prism: actually, these shouldn't be commented out. if they're not notable, just remove them.
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→Pokémon Prism
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→Pokémon Uranium: adding clear
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→Intro
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Daniel Carrero moved page ROM hacks to ROM hack
mtook out link for word Fakémon because I noticed that link for the word was on another part of the page
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→Bootleg games: updated information
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7 January 2024
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→Pokémon Pearl
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Being honest, I could believe that bootleg games could have their own page on here, as they aren't technically ROM hacks, rather just illegally-produced games outright.
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→Pokémon Adventure/Pokémon Jade
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→Notable core series hacks: added simple quartz and prism sections for notability. I checked and the sites i reference don't use or link any actual leaked content, so this should be fine hopefully
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→ROM bases: this change was discussed on the talkpage
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→Hard Mode hacks: radical red is definitely the most famous out of this category now, going by how much content there is focusing on it
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→Pokédex hacks
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