ExtraLives playing second Pokémon marathon for charity: Difference between revisions

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(ExtraLives hosts marathon and will donate proceeds to Free The Children)
 
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This year's list of games will include {{bp|Pokémon Red}}, {{bp|Pokémon Green|Green}} (lovingly "translated" from it's original Japanese), {{bp|Pokémon Trading Card Game (game)|The Trading Card Game}} (on the Game Boy), {{bp|Pokémon Gold}}, {{bp|Pokémon Silver|Silver}}, {{bp|Hey You Pikachu!}}, {{bp|Pokémon Snap}}, {{bp|Pokémon Ruby}} and {{bp|Pokémon Sapphire}}.  
This year's list of games will include {{bp|Pokémon Red}}, {{bp|Pokémon Green|Green}} (lovingly "translated" from it's original Japanese), {{bp|Pokémon Trading Card Game (game)|The Trading Card Game}} (on the Game Boy), {{bp|Pokémon Gold}}, {{bp|Pokémon Silver|Silver}}, {{bp|Hey You Pikachu!}}, {{bp|Pokémon Snap}}, {{bp|Pokémon Ruby}} and {{bp|Pokémon Sapphire}}.  


Two teams will battle to see who can complete each game first. The entire marathon will be broadcasted live on USTREAM. On the USTREAM, there will be live chat. Viewers can donate to Free the Children, a non-profit organization founded by Craig Hilberger. This organization helps build schools to educate and free them from poverty.
Two teams will battle to see who can complete each game first. The entire marathon will be broadcasted live on USTREAM. On the USTREAM, there will be live chat. Viewers can donate to Free the Children, a non-profit organization founded by Craig Kielburger. This organization helps build schools to educate and free them from poverty.


As well, there will be a raffle with prizes to be announced. If you donate more than $20, you can battle with the ExtraLives team.  
As well, there will be a raffle with prizes to be announced. If you donate more than $20, you can battle with the ExtraLives team. However, if this proves to be popular, more than $20 may be needed.


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