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southernblues

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About southernblues

  • Birthday 11/18/1986
  1. I was there too. I live pretty close by that location. Those plushies is where they make the cream of the crop money. Man, Pokemon, probably better than fortune 300 companies in making money.
  2. this may not have happened to you. but i leveled up my misson no. with a rare candy and it evolved into a snorlax. HAHA
  3. 1. supernatural 2. weeds 3. dexter 4. boston legal/ the practice 5. family guy/simpsons/futurama (first 4 seasons)/ american dad 6. two and half men
  4. i think its possible to have the same PID, but given the lengthy amount of numbers the PID is created, chances are very low. if you think about licenses plates in the state of california, and how you have a 7! for probability, then the PID is even larger.
  5. Thanks I attached the working file. Then I edited the levels of the 6 pokemon in my party. After that, the r4 is unable to read anything. Please note that the working edit has been edited with Pokesav and was in good working order. working edit..sav not working..sav
  6. oh wow, fast response, and thank you. Almost any edit that I make will cause a corruption. For example, I first wanted to edit the level of my 1st pokemon, and it did not work. I then proceeded to edit more data (which I used for testing purposes), and it did not work. I am not able to edit anything without having a corrupt data. I do have a working back up. If this counts, I used to use Pokesav with Pearl/Diamond in 2007 all the time by editing ANY amount of data with an R4 without any problems. I'm pretty sure I'm doing the same exact thing with HG/SS, but at the same time, I feel that I may be missing something. *and to follow the guidelines of this board, I am not using these "hacked" pokemon for any wifi event or to flood the trade networks. Im using these customized pokemon offline and for my own use. Thank you Evan, I appreciate your help.
  7. Hello everyone, and a quick thank you in advance. I have an r4 SDHC dual-core that I am playing pokemon heart gold with an edited save file. At first, there were no problems and I was able to edit anything. However, now, whenever I try to edit the data, the game can never read the edited save file and gives you the generic message that the file is corrupt. I've read through some threads, and I am not expert, but I have tried quite a few tactics. I have seem some threads mention that this r4 is not high quality. Or if there were some naming issues, or hex value issues, or even not using the correct operations when copying or pasting. Anyways, I do appreciate any help you give me. hardware for clarification: nintendo 3ds r4 sdhc dual-core using wood firmware playing heart gold and using pokesav heart gold
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