How to tell if a GameBoy Game is Resealed or Legit & What to Look Out For (Pokemon Pinball Resealed)

In this video, I showed the Pokemon Pinball I recently purchased, but unfortunately turned out to be a reseal. I looked at the quality of the plastic film, which has a lot more friction than a typical Nintendo GameBoy Color Film. Additionally, the game had pinholes all over the box rather than in rows or columns. Lastly, the game does not have an H-Seam or V-Seam, as seen on the back of the box in the video. As a result, it is clear that Nintendo's sealing process was not used to create the seal shown in this video. Be careful when purchasing these factory sealed games, I hope I was able to help you!
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