This game is a reskin of the GBA version of Cocoto Platform Jumper. The PS2 and PC versions of the game were also a reskin of the home console and PC versions of Cocoto Platform Jumper.
Estimated date in title correction:2012-2018 These North Korean games are translations of existing games. What are the original game titles of the top-right and bottom-left images?
Archime DS (Released in the US as LOL and in Europe as Bakushow)
Boku to Sim no Machi - Resort ni Genki o Torimodosou! (Released internationally as MySims)
Boku to Sim no Machi - Kingdom (Released internationally as MySims Kingdom)
Boku to Sim no Machi - Agent - Nazo no Kaitou kara Hihou o Mamore Daisakusen! (Released internationally as MySims Agents)
Brickdown - Block Kuzushi no France Kakumei Yaa! (Released internationally as Nervous Brickdown)
Chrono Trigger
Game & Watch Collection
Gyakuten Saiban - Yomigaeru Gyakuten (Released internationally as Phoenix Wright - Ace Attorney)
Gyakuten Saiban 2 (Released internationally as Phoenix Wright - Ace Attorney - Justice for All)
Gyakuten Saiban 3 (Released internationally as Phoenix Wright - Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations)
Hamekomi Lucky Puzzle DS (Released internationally as Neves)
Harry Potter to Nazo no Prince (Released internationally as Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince)
Kimi no Tame Nara Shineru (Released in the US as Feel the Magic: XY/XX and Europe as Project Rub)
Konami Arcade Collection (Released in the US as Konami Classics Series - Arcade Hits and Europe as Konami Arcade Classics)
Korg DS-10 Synthesizer
Korg DS-10+ Synthesizer
Korg DS-10+ Synthesizer Limited Edition
Korg M01 Music Workstation
LEGO Star Wars II - The Original Trilogy
Puyo Puyo Fever (Released internationally as Puyo Pop Fever)
SimAnimals
SimAnimals - Africa
Sonic Colors
Sonic Rush
Sonic Rush Adventure
Speed Racer
Spore Creatures
Theme Park DS (Released internationally as Theme Park)
Toobo (Released internationally as Zubo)
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - Stardust Accelerator - World Championship 2009
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - World Championship 2010 - Reverse of Arcadia
Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's - World Championship 2011 - Over the Nexus
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters - World Championship 2007 (Released internationally as Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2007)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters - World Championship 2008 (Released internationally as Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2008)
Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters GX - Spirit Summoner (Released internationally as Yu-Gi-Oh! GX - Spirit Caller)
As you can see comparing Image 2 and Image 3, the French Canadian box art uses the US template, unlike the European version (Image 3). Even the non-template part is different. There's a different background like the US version instead of a solid color like the European version. That makes it extremely weird that they inexplicably keep the European PEGI logo (both on the front and back!) instead of replacing it with the ESRB logo, despite making other edits to the box art.
Extremely often, ChatGPT will display ads that are barely, or sometimes (surprisingly often), completely irrelevant. This is an example of ads being partly relevant, but when I asked ChatGPT about how ads work and regenerated the response 7 times, it displayed an ad EVERY SINGLE TIME. I recall it being the same "Ads in LLMs" (How you can make ads in your own LLM work) ad most of the time, which is keyword matching levels of "relevant", but one time it was something different, which wasn't relevant at all. Often, while talking about niche gaming topics it'll make the same Mercari ad for retro games pop up, even if it's not about retro games. In that conversation, a completely irrelevant for ad for The Times appeared, seemingly because I mentioned "China" and "censorship". The prompt clearly wasn't political but discussing video games. (That reminded me, OpenAI promised there wouldn't be ads for political conversations, but this likely did appear due to those two terms together being detected.)
Unlike Google, it seems like ChatGPT is required to show you ads every few prompts, and just picks the most "relevant" one, sometimes failing completely.