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In
this innovative game,
players can upload Pokémon
from their Game Boy
Advance games Pokémon
Ruby and Pokémon
Sapphire, and battle
against friends on their
televisions through
Nintendo GameCube.
With a collection of
arenas to choose from,
players can enter their
Pokémon in a tournament
or battle it out in
four-player
multi-battles, making
each experience unlike
the last. Players
also can join with a
friend to combine
strengths in new
two-on-two battles and
demonstrate their Pokémon
prowess as a team.
A
follow-up to Pokémon
Stadium and Pokémon
Stadium 2 for N64, Pokémon
Colosseum continues the
fun and excitement in
collecting a whole new
batch of Pokémon
characters.
Completely compatible
with Pokémon Ruby and
Pokémon Sapphire,
players can battle with
more than 200 Pokémon
from the two games on
their GameCube.
Players simply insert
their Pokémon Ruby or
Pokémon Sapphire game
into the Game Boy
Advance, connect to a
'Cube via a link cable,
and Pokémon appear in
Pokémon Colosseum!
Up to four players, each
with a Game Boy Advance
system, can connect to
GameCube and battle
their Pokémon against
each other. Pokémon
Masters must overpower
the competition in
various tournaments to
become the best Pokémon
trainer ever.
Special
Features:
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A follow-up
to the highly
popular Pokémon
Stadium and Pokémon
Stadium 2 games
for Nintendo 64,
Pokémon Colosseum
continues the fun
and excitement in
collecting a whole
new batch of Pokémon
characters.
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Completely
compatible with
Pokémon Ruby and
Pokémon Sapphire,
players can battle
with more than 200
Pokémon from the
two games on their
Nintendo GameCube.
Players simply
insert their Pokémon
Ruby or Sapphire
game into the Game
Boy Advance,
connect to a
Nintendo GameCube
via the Nintendo
GameCube Game Boy
Advance cable, and
Pokémon appear in
Pokémon Colosseum!
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Up to four
players, each with
a Game Boy Advance
system, can
connect to
Nintendo GameCube
and battle their
Pokémon against
each other.
Pokémon Masters
must overpower the
competition in
various
tournaments to
become the best
Pokémon trainer
ever.
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