MekkaBoy
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Pokémon Emerald in the see-through window, on a gryphon out of Stormwind.
Other MekkaBoy players' trainers outside the Lilycove Pokémon Center, playing together in Together Mode.
Walk up to a friend's trainer in Emerald, FireRed, or LeafGreen and press A to trade or battle.
The see-through window, or the MekkaBoy handheld. Both come in six colors.
The Workshop turns a game you own into a cartridge, in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server; your game stays on your device.
The new fifth game in the Midnight colorway. The Defias crew is at the table, the coach says check for a free card, and you’re holding a pair.
Two players trading over the MekkaBoy link, each with their own copy of Pokémon Emerald. No cable and no party needed: just type /mb link and their name.
A link battle in Pokémon Emerald between two players on the same realm. It uses the game’s own battle room, exactly as with a link cable.
Two players’ trainers side by side in Pokémon Emerald. With Together Mode, a friend walks around in your own copy of a Game Boy, Game Boy Color or Game Boy Advance Pokémon game, and you walk around in theirs.
Texas Hold’em below decks. A raise lands on a full board with 242 chips in the pot. Chips only, no in-game money of any kind.
Blackjack in a Booty Bay den. The dealer shows an ace, and the sea dog in the corner says to hit: “He’s strong. Risk it.”
A cat, rabbit, and owlet in their room. Feed them, play with them, keep the place tidy, then take them out into the world to see what they grow into.
Cogs stacking in the machine, with the next three pieces lined up. Over the link, every row you clear lands in your friend’s machine.
The Alliance marches on Orgrimmar and a mortar shell lands on the column. Every run brings its own twist.