I see. For me, I assume they're about half a foot across, made from pure gold, weigh about 500 lbs each, and could probably be flattened to the size of a football field

How big are the Mario coins IRL? I think you'd be hard-pressed to even take one out of the house, let alone roll it to a coin-pressing machine

One of the neat touches that make this enterprise feel legitimate is that there are icons for a green cart in Pokemon Stadium 2

And I found the best-looking cart and label I could find. Now that I've fixed the checksum, my obsessive doting on this cart is complete. Bootlegs don't mean much for collecting, but I like that I put this one together, and it has a little story behind it

And on top of that, I had to find an MBC3 flashcart so the data would properly map to the chip. Most of them are MBC5, which work mostly fine for Pokemon, but won't work with Pokemon Stadium 2 and produces a slight visual quirk with the naming screens

This is probably the platonic ideal of an English Green, now. I used a hack that reverts English Blue to have the bugs and quirks of JP Green, I edited the encounter table and in-game trades to match JP Blue, and changed the names of the in-game trades to match with a curious data-leaked list

I have to imagine that making a standalone app is harder than, whatever this is, but I also see options for compiling the program yourself. Why can't you just have the compiled program available for download. I don't get it

I'm willing to learn