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Version 24.11.11
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Pokémon core series save editor, programmed in C#. Supports the following files: Save files ("main", *.sav, *.dsv, *.dat, *.gci) GameCube Memory Card files (.raw, .bin) containing GC Pokémon savegames. Individual Pokémon entity files (.pk*) Mystery Gift files (.pgt, .pcd, .pgf, .wc*) including conversion to .pk* Importing teams from Battle Videos Transferring from one generation to another, converting formats along the way. Data is displayed in a view which can be edited and saved. The interface can be translated with resource/external text files so that different languages can be supported. Pokémon Showdown sets and QR codes can be imported/exported to assist in sharing. We do not support or condone cheating at the expense of others. Do not use significantly hacked Pokémon in battle or in trades with those who are unaware hacked Pokémon are in use. FAQ Support Forum <-- Post here if you have questions or found bugs1 point -
Version 1.0.0
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Pokésav is a save editing tool for Generation 4 (Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver). Its development has ceased. Users are encouraged to use PKHeX instead. Pokésav does have a few key features that distinguish it from other things, such as Underground editing; if you don't need something specific, however, stick to PKHeX for gen 4 editing. There are different files for each game and language. Use this table to find the version you want: English Japanese French German Spanish Dutch Diamond/Pearl pokesav_en.zip pokesav_jp.zip pokesav_fr.zip pokesav_de.zip pokesav_sp.zip pokesav_nl.zip Platinum pokesavplat_en.zip pokesavplat_jp.zip pokesavplat_fr.zip HeartGold/SoulSilver pokesavhgss_en.zip pokesavhgss_jp.zip Zip file password (with the space and capitalization): Project Pokemon SHA256 (pokesav_de.zip) = 547ab12dd2bf912a3f7ed1a8fbeffe49aa47502a2f1d39799f95350f7e6478e7 SHA256 (pokesav_en.zip) = 91930d8b0255fb55c8cdcb8400b9d3db8d4e361e15c9d24fc920e307ca12e44d SHA256 (pokesav_fr.zip) = 2f3012bf1354095fd1dd1a74f58741f630f58c681ee52d7c80d0c2d6067ebd3d SHA256 (pokesavhgss_en.zip) = 36379e67c49a91831bf6ec91e5921da6c9078e549e2620e4dbfc4da528df667a SHA256 (pokesavhgss_jp.zip) = fec66b59da0311f3605077bbd31d816a0fd297f08633f3c45da1dcbb7bab66cc SHA256 (pokesav_jp.zip) = dae7ae74200dddf024c4a6aefc691adc3e965334c9ecc4a3facc253d839e680a SHA256 (pokesav_nl.zip) = 1f334997f0537a9728d2b8ba196a1ad783897938d2caf36865fa9e430ba8cd52 SHA256 (pokesavplat_en_old1.zip) = f77c0bb0b22fdc9fab2134dd32d6bf4b2552b477e0a9f6dae34dfebccdb50b96 SHA256 (pokesavplat_en_old2.zip) = e19093fc426c728331ea2c52e6919315a0ca60e7b44c9ef4776b9b3b532688bd SHA256 (pokesavplat_en_old3.zip) = fdc586835f4f561f3acb45a2c2dafc96f79ad050adf9908d751e0a8d210eedeb SHA256 (pokesavplat_en.zip) = fb15e009c35317a239d325a0deb120799d70eec19aff66fa67588181aa91acc9 SHA256 (pokesavplat_fr.zip) = 043440a72f85068b756d0ff0f1b88b008eee08e57d8ddea04df310e8d77bd7f9 SHA256 (pokesavplat_jp.zip) = b4e3b4b0e5a68e9b48f75b0396551c07304276cbf912a0000a514856f05afbc1 SHA256 (pokesav_sp.zip) = 7d3a8f01677d8bbcaff74b057fdb79f35e437452d892787daff72701926a1a7f1 point -
Pokémon Generation I Event Guide Written by Twig This is a guide for Pokémon Generation I events. Generation I consists of the Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow Game Boy Pokémon games. Generation I and II Pokémon are not able to be traded or imported to Generation III, IV, and V Pokémon games. I personally attended two of the Toysrus Mew giveaways as well the 2000 Pokémon Stadium Tour Mew giveaway. If you are going to cite any information in this guide, I ask that you give credit to me as the author of the guide. Special thanks to the following members for helping to contribute sections: Poryhack, Gold Ursaring, Requiem, Nirron, SnorlaxMonster, and Lady Ariel. CoroCoro Mew Giveaway 1996-1997 The Japanese magazine CoroCoro announced a contest for a Mew. CoroCoro gave away only 20 Mews, and received more than 78,000 contest entries. Nintendo Power Surfng Pikachu Giveaway October, 1999 In October of 1999, Nintendo Power annouced a giveaway for a surfing Pikachu. The Pikachu knew surf and could learn other water type moves. Only 1,000 Pikachus were distributed nationwide. The surfing Pikachu could be used to play the Pikachu surfing minigame in Pokémon yellow. Spaceworld Mew Giveaway November, 1999 Mew was distributed at the Spaceworld convention center in Tokyo to contest winners. Contestents who sent in entry cards were mailed confirmation letters to be taken to one of twenty Mew distribution stations at the convention. The contest winners handed their game paks to a Nintendo employee who plugged the cartridge into the Mew distribution machine. "Onscreen, a visual would appear of Mew heading through a cable into its new home" (Nintendo Power, 1999). The machine includes a Super Nintendo controller, and what looks to be a Super Nintendo with a modified Super Game Boy 2 adapter. Source: Pokemon.co.jp Nintendo Power Mew Giveaway November, 1999 In November of 1999, Nintendo Power announced a Mew giveaway. Only 1,000 Mews were distributed nationwide. Toysrus Mew Contest September 26, 1999 Source: IGN.com This is the Toysrus Mew Contest 'Peel & Win' sticker card. Below are pictures of the gameboy distribution cart sent to Toysrus for the event. 2000 Pokémon Stadium Tour Mew Giveaway July 10 - September 12, 1999 Source: Pokemon.com Source: Bulbapedia Nintendo employees handed out certificates of authenticity with the downloaded Mews. Each Mew's unique ID number was written onto the certificate of authenticity. Source: 1UP.com Blog If anyone has any information or corrections for the guide, please post below.
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