what is g/s/c in pokemon ?

Answer 1

you're probably referring to another answer i gave in another question of yours.

G/S/C is the second generation of pokemon, after the original three, red, blue (green in japan), and yellow

g/s/c stands for gold version, silver version, or crystal version, and is typically used to designate that time/region

the game you are playing, gold, is part of that g/s/c version.

g/s/c games not only have access to their own bugs (duplicate items and pokemon, as well as open ended EV training) but they have access to the massive item duplication trick in r/b/y (red, blue, and yellow versions)

because of this, g/s/c games cannot trade forward to the current games. there is no way around it. when they made the newer games, ruby, sapphire, emerald, fire, and leaf, they made sure that older games could not communicate, so that older glitches cannot be abused.

Answer 2

They're the different game versions in Pokemon. In Gold, you can catch ho-oh early on, Silver its Lugia and on crystal you can choose to play as a girl character and the story centers around suicune.

Answer 3

it stands for the gbc series of games: "Gold, silver, crystal"

Answer 4

It's just like d/h/e only better..