Differences between NDS ROM & Original Copy?

BigGangstaKillaC93All right look, I already admitted that I was wrong. Pokemon B/W are new games so I wasn't exactly acquainted with IR, and correct me If I'm wrong but the pokewalker has nothing to do with wifi. I couldn't care less about that shit myself, but the person asked about the differences between a rom and original NDS cartridge game, so I repented for what I said before about zero differences between the two and explained what the differences were. This is what the person asked for, so I gave it to them. You can't expect somebody to explain everything little detail about how wifi relates to every game. If your so smart and can think you can explain things better than I or anybody else did, than please do so instead of posting useless comments. Yes, I was wrong on my first account, I admit that. But that doesn't mean you have to go and discriminate against me, I already explained what I said that was wrong and told why. I'm not trying to start a big argument, I'm trying to help somebody out...there's nothing funny about that.

You missed my point again.This is not about your statement about being right or wrong. I actually DO NOT CARE about that.And to answer this, I DID explain this shit in one simple little sentence, the big difference between a ROM and the legit cartridge and all of it is stated in Post #4. Apparently no one read that post since I clearly stated that IR functions didn't work.The fact that three or so people had to reiterate (meaning repeat, restate, take what I already said and say it again) what I had already posted is what I find unnecessary.This has nothing to do with you being right or wrong on the differences. It's the fact that people had to restate it. Let me restate that. This has nothing to do with you being right or wrong on the differences. In fact, this has nothing to do with Wi-Fi or IR or pokewalkers.--And lastly, the Pokewalkers use IR to communicate with the cartridge. No Wi-Fi is involved, but the IR port is directly on the cartridge and flashcarts obviously don't have those and have no infrastructure to be able to utilize IR if there were such a flashcart that has an IR port.That, and how many people do you know that have a flashcart AND a pokewalker? You can't exactly pirate those and get virtual pokewalkers...

[quote="insanecrazy07"]You missed my point again.This is not about your statement about being right or wrong. I actually DO NOT CARE about that.And to answer this, I DID explain this shit in one simple little sentence, the big difference between a ROM and the legit cartridge and all of it is stated in Post #4. Apparently no one read that post since I clearly stated that IR functions didn't work.The fact that three or so people had to reiterate (meaning repeat, restate, take what I already said and say it again) what I had already posted is what I find unnecessary.This has nothing to do with you being right or wrong on the differences. It's the fact that people had to restate it. Let me restate that. This has nothing to do with you being right or wrong on the differences. In fact, this has nothing to do with Wi-Fi or IR or pokewalkers.--And lastly, the Pokewalkers use IR to communicate with the cartridge. No Wi-Fi is involved, but the IR port is directly on the cartridge and flashcarts obviously don't have those and have no infrastructure to be able to utilize IR if there were such a flashcart that has an IR port.That, and how many people do you know that have a flashcart AND a pokewalker? You can't exactly pirate those and get virtual pokewalkers...I

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Well I appreciate you taking the time to explain that, but I wish you would have done so earlier. I understand your point now, but I believe you should have explained before I reconciled and typed all out. I don't believe your first post explained anything, but you've made a vital point.