Pereb27

You can find it everywhere on Ebay if you search after:

Pokemon Ruby or Sapphire Frech /Spanish/ Italian

Pokemon Version Rubi / Zafiro /Emeraude

Yeah I was asking for the exact seller.

I ordered a few things from French sellers on eBay in the past, and they all arrived to me in 3 days (I'm in Spain) except for one seller that sent items via PostNL's Paris branch in order to reduce shipping costs, and these took 2-3 weeks to arrive. I'd wager there are more sellers that do something similar.

Thought I'd share this info in case you were considering to send the cartridges you have before receiving that French Ruby, because I think it might be a good idea if Nintendo is likely to stop accepting carts soon.

Which seller did you buy French Ruby from?

That's a really cool story! BIG THANKS to your friend at this point as well.

This is infact a huge contribution. I'm searching all over the net and contacted many people, all without success.

So I'm relly happy how things turn out now.

Both of you will get credit for it. Because without you we might would have never known that he has the Mystic Ticket.

Btw. I can't see the picture for some reasons. Am I the only one here who can't see it?

Can't see it either.

Hi guys, you might already know about this but I just wanted to tell you about a glitch that may cause some problems. Let's suppose you have a R/S/E cartridge with a working battery, and you decide to upload your save to a PC, then play it on VBA with the Real Time Clock enabled. The problem is that when the file is put back into the cartridge then berries won't grow EVEN if your battery is still working!

Apparently there's a solution, and that is to disable the RTC before you put the save back into the cart.

You can find a more detailed and complete explanation in the comments of this video:

I hope this helps!

This is because VBA uses system clock as RTC, while the cartridge RTC starts at 01/01/2000. The battery also goes dry within 10 years, thus resetting the clock back to 01/01/2000 when you change it.

The save has a timestamp and saving on VBA will set it to your computer's current date/time, so the date on the save will be a few years beyond the cartridge RTC's date. Use a save editor to compare the timestamps before and after using the save on VBA and you'll see what I mean.

The same glitch happens when your RTC battery goes dry and you replace it. I believe you can get around this by simply disabling RTC on VBA before launching the game.