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In this thread you can find Action Replay v3/4 codes for the e-Reader berries. These berries will replace the Enigma Berry (#43) with a custom one. The new berry will be available until you inject another berry or remove the data, in latter case all occurences become an Enigma Berry. Since the berries consist of a lot of data (about 1.29 KB) which the AR can not handle in a single code (maximum ist about 50 lines) they had to be split into multiple parts. The codes were already shortened with loop codes but still they are too large for a single code. Use them as follows: enter and activate the first code go ingame and save once shut down your game and disable/remove the code (on VBA-M you don't have to shut down) now continue with the next code Master Codes English Berries Working on all European and American language versions of Ruby/Sapphire (English/French/German/Italian/Spanish). The berry tag will always be English though! Japanese Berries Only working on Japanese language versions of Ruby/Sapphire. Get 1 x Enigma Berry from Norman Injecting the data will not automatically let you receive that berry from Norman since the e-Reader also sets a flag in the save file. You can use this code to enable the event at Petalburg gym. It will only work if you don't have an e-Reader berry in your bag or PC storage yet! Get 1 x Enigma Berry from Norman (Press L or R) ENGLISH 57A0ECFC 32CDF928 50A7B662 26EDAD04 JAPANESE 57A0ECFC 32CDF928 C9C8078C E18C2D7E Remove e-Reader Berry data This code will completely wipe out the e-Reader berry data. Resulting in all occurrences of berry #43 becomming an Enigma Berry. ENGLISH 429DAD76 B9182DE1 D0149A8E 4F3D136F C8A552E0 34657A6B D0149A8E 4F3D136F DC60EC77 05427E5D 33B67761 623AFA3A JAPANESE 179BE661 106A0F98 D0149A8E 4F3D136F 9CAE16B7 7D359FC5 D0149A8E 4F3D136F 20741C1A BC438A5B 33B67761 623AFA3A RAM offsets Data size: 1328 (0x530) Bytes EU/US 0x02028894 JP 0x020285F4
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Fire Red/Leaf Green Action Replay Codes This thread contains content originally posted by Lady Aquarii on Pokesav.org. Emerald Action Replay Codes Important Notice : Theses Codes Were Originally Collected & Posted By Our Dear "Lady Aquarii" So All Credit Should & Will Go To Her. I Am In No Means Claiming This As My Own Work Nor Am I Waiting To Be Credited For It Thank You For Your Hard Work Lady Aquarii Archanfel -
Hi, I'm currently hacking Pokemon Omega Ruby, and I went through most of the game's files, but I couldn't find anything with Team Magma's logo (the one that appears in battle). I just want to know where in the game's files it is. Thanks!
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Plz I need those two saves, they don't have to be 100% completed or anything, just having completed the Elite4 with your team.
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This thread contains all the Master Codes and DMA-Disablers for all language versions of third generation games. They are in ARv3/4 format which is the most used and should be supported by all current real hardware Action Replays and emulators. English French German Italian Japanese Spanish
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Hello readers! About a year ago I found on an archived Geocities Page linked via a strange Pokemon forum a zip file which contained a readme, and a strange binary file called colbtl.bin that is to be used to replace Pokemon Colosseum NTSC-U's copy with a program, that instead of GBA trading over the link cable, flashes any region of RS with a self-contained save file that is expanded. The gba displays info with a splash screen, while the Gamecube appears to fail the trade. I have painstakingly dumped this save file via FIX94's tool. You need to extract this zip file, grab colbtl.bin, put it into a Legit US (or possibly British/Aussie) Colosseum ISO (using GCISOTOOL, GCISOREBUILDER, or GCMTool, maybe wiiscrubber), and replace the file. You also need a way of loading the iso, so either PSO, XenoGC, Wode Jukebox, Swiss, Nintendont, Devolution, Wiikey/Wasp Fusion, QOOB, or other loaders/chips. No actual Nintendo rom code is in the zip file, all of it was freely given as public domain by an ancient hacking group. I suspect FIX94's PokeLoad Gamecube HB exploit for Colosseum and GoD, would be able to allow a talented GC hacker to make some sort of .dol executable on a memcard, that has Ralf@gc-forever's Colosseum Codes for enabling, farming, and Swapping the Ageto Celebi Event out for a selection of events, or allow them to hex it in, along with patching and loading colbtl.bin from the card's dol to trick Colosseum into flashing duplicate saves. There is no current way to set the save file in the colbtl.bin file. Hopefully some data can be found so that the data can be swapped like how Decchi.bin has swappable wondercards. Here is the zip, which also has my personal save file. That one has the word current in the filename. colbtlsv.zip -
The codes below will insert a special Trainer into your game against who you can battle in the house with the locked room at Mossdeep City (south-east of the Pokemon Center). All the codes are to be used on the Action Replay v3/4 English Ruby/Sapphire (any version, v1.0/v1.1/v1.2) These codes are also working on other European and American language versions (English/French/German/Italian/Spanish) but introduction as well as win and lose phrases might be grammaticaly incorrect for some Trainers in non-English games. Japanese Ruby/Sapphire Remove Trainer data Ruby/Sapphire (ENG) 2210F546 4E758A05 3A8313FA 554F4427 Ruby/Sapphire (JAP) A63C0E19 C80ADDD1 3A8313FA 554F4427 Master Codes I won't port any of the above codes to Emerald or FireRed/LeafGreen. They won't work properly since Trainer sprites have different indexes in Emerald and in EU/US versions the Trainer names also have the same restrictions as in Japanese versions (only 5 characters allowed). If you want to port these codes or make your own feel free to do so! Trainer data structure Documented by Adam from Furlock's Forest Trainer Classes: RS, FRLG, E (couples and special NPCs like Team Aqua/Leaders/Rivals don't have their proper overworld sprite) RAM offsets-
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Nasasu posted a topic in ROM - GBA Discussion & Help
k i was wonderin' if anyone can help me with this um Pokemon bw hack k i like saw a bunch of remakes & i was like "i wanna be like them, a HERO OF POKEMON." so i'm doing a 4 game remake in 2 game (Pokemon Green & Pokemon Ruby is the white version hack & Pokemon Yellow & Sapphire never got the remakes so they are the hack of Black version) if you support plz let me know and i like need some people to recruit such as: Backspriters Overworld editors/makers vs sprite makers some 1 to convert it to a ups patch. some1 to hack the text(like the dialog) I can hack the wild pokemon :creep: -
Hi, I'm fairly adept at getting PokeGen-created pokemon to work on B/W Wi-Fi. But I can't seem to get pokemon with Gen-3 moves working. For instance, a perfectly legal set should be: Dusclops 508 EV, 31 in DEF/HP/SPD IV, a correct ability/nature/gender/PID set (pressure/calm/male), correct location, with a legit movepool: Night Shade (by level) Seismic Toss (3rd-Gen) Trick Room (by TM) Mimic (3rd-Gen) Yet this pokemon is rejected by the official server. I assume it's because one of the following reasons: -The official server does not actually consider Gen3 moves legal (even though they could easily be) for simplicity's sake -There's some hidden data that needs to be inserted So I'd like to ask. Whether it's either of those issues or if I'm missing something else entirely. Secondly, my goal is to create a legit ExtremeSpeed / Gluttony / Bellydrum Linoone for Wi-Fi. Is this currently possible? Does the official server recognize that set as legal even if you actually obtain such a rare pokemon? Attached the Duscplos if someone is curious
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KKCwEBZcsbk it looks real! can someone please help me understand! I NEED THIS REMAKE NOW! -
So, how many people have this title, that was such a nightmare to get in North America for some people? Personally, the whole storage system was one of my favourite features of the Pokemon Stadium games, and I was pretty annoyed that the feature wasn't built into Colosseum, as it should've been. And that it was only made available at a single store for the entire continent; a store of which even the online version could only ship the thing to the US, was maddening :mad:. Europe got a much better deal, I think, as the disc for Box could come included with Colosseum as a set. It's ironic the UK and Japanese versions of Box are more readily available to North Americans today than this region's own version. A bit less than a year ago I got tired of not having it, and gave in by buying it on eBay for a rather obscene price. The plus side is that it was in open, but pristine condition... even some stickers that had apparently come with it were unused.
