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The '''Transfer Pak''' (Japanese: '''64GBパック''') is a peripheral for the [[Nintendo 64]] that allows for the transfer of data between the console and [[Game Boy]] or [[Game Boy Color]] cartridges. The device came as a pack-in with the first [[Pokémon Stadium series|Pokémon Stadium]] title, although it could also be purchased seperately. With the Transfer Pak, players are able to upload Pokémon and items from their Game Boy games into the Stadium games for storage, or to be used in battles and mini-games. It also allows the player to trade Pokémon (two Transfer Paks required) and even play their Game Boy Pokémon games on TV using the [[Game Boy Tower]] feature.
The '''Transfer Pak''' (Japanese: '''{{j|64GB}}パック''' ''64GB Pack'') is a peripheral for the [[Nintendo 64]] that allows for the transfer of data between the console and [[Game Boy]] or [[Game Boy Color]] cartridges. The device came as a pack-in with the first [[Pokémon Stadium series|Pokémon Stadium]] title, although it could also be purchased separately. It is plugged into the back of the {{wp|Nintendo 64 controller}}. With the Transfer Pak, Pokémon and items from Game Boy games can be uploaded into the Stadium games for storage at the [[Professor Oak's Laboratory|Laboratory]], or to be used in battles and mini-games. It also allows trading Pokémon (two Transfer Paks required) and allows the playing of Game Boy Pokémon games on a TV using the [[Game Boy Tower]] feature.  


==Pokémon Games with Transfer Pak support==
Data for {{game|Crystal}} is contained in [[Pokémon Stadium 2]], but can only be unlocked when connecting a Pokémon Crystal cartridge via the Transfer Pak.
*[[Pokémon Stadium (Japanese)]] (With all Generation I Game Boy titles excluding {{v2|Yellow}})
 
*[[Pokémon Stadium (English)]] (With all Generation I Game Boy titles)
==Pokémon games compatible with the Transfer Pak==
*[[Pokémon Stadium 2]] (With all Generation I and II Game Boy titles)
*[[Pokémon Stadium (Japanese)]] (with all Generation I main series Game Boy titles excluding {{v2|Yellow}})
*[[Pokémon Stadium (English)]] (with all Generation I main series Game Boy titles)
*[[Pokémon Stadium 2]] (with all Generation I and II main series Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles)


==External links==
==External links==
* [[wp:Transfer Pak|Wikipedia article on the Transfer Pak]]


* [[wp:Transfer Pak|Wikipedia article on the Transfer Pak]]
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Revision as of 07:20, 25 March 2015

The Transfer Pak

The Transfer Pak (Japanese: 64GBパック 64GB Pack) is a peripheral for the Nintendo 64 that allows for the transfer of data between the console and Game Boy or Game Boy Color cartridges. The device came as a pack-in with the first Pokémon Stadium title, although it could also be purchased separately. It is plugged into the back of the Nintendo 64 controller. With the Transfer Pak, Pokémon and items from Game Boy games can be uploaded into the Stadium games for storage at the Laboratory, or to be used in battles and mini-games. It also allows trading Pokémon (two Transfer Paks required) and allows the playing of Game Boy Pokémon games on a TV using the Game Boy Tower feature.

Data for Pokémon Crystal is contained in Pokémon Stadium 2, but can only be unlocked when connecting a Pokémon Crystal cartridge via the Transfer Pak.

Pokémon games compatible with the Transfer Pak

External links


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Communications media
Gen I Game Link CableTransfer Pak3DS Wireless (VC)
Gen II  Game Link CableInfraredTransfer Pak
Mobile Game Boy Adapter3DS Wireless (VC)
Gen III Game Link CableWireless AdapterDual-slot mode
Gen IV DS WirelessWi-FiDual-slot modeInfrared
Gen V DS WirelessWi-FiInfrared
Gen VI 3DS WirelessNintendo NetworkInfraredStreetPassSpotPass
Gen VII 3DS Wireless/Switch WirelessNintendo Network
InfraredNintendo Switch OnlineBluetooth
Gen VIII Switch WirelessNintendo Switch Online
Gen IX Switch WirelessNintendo Switch Online


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