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Considering all of the information found in the code, it appears the true description of {{bp|Generation III}} versions is quite different from Nintendo’s confusing interpretations.
Considering all of the information found in the code, it appears the true description of {{bp|Generation III}} versions is quite different from Nintendo’s confusing interpretations.


[[File:GenIIIUnofficial.png|Generation III Unofficial Version Tree]]
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File:GenIIIUnofficial.png|Generation III Unofficial Version Tree
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Other than fascinating pieces of trivia, why does any of this matter? Remakes are common to video game history, with Pokémon {{bp|core series}} games a particularly famous example. Why should players care about the constant adaptation, remakes, and reboots that compromise the franchise? The trouble lies in the realm of media archaeology and game studies, which can eventually affect how a player interacts with a work.
Other than fascinating pieces of trivia, why does any of this matter? Remakes are common to video game history, with Pokémon {{bp|core series}} games a particularly famous example. Why should players care about the constant adaptation, remakes, and reboots that compromise the franchise? The trouble lies in the realm of media archaeology and game studies, which can eventually affect how a player interacts with a work.