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clem3806 In reply to IceStarDragonHC [2017-04-22 13:10:59 +0000 UTC]

I found Raikou in a tree. Without cheats as well.

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Sysirauta In reply to crystal-rain-fox [2013-12-05 20:24:27 +0000 UTC]

I have had a few shinies even without trying. Basically because ten years ago I didn't know anything about any methods, just played. I didn't even know how freakin' rare shinies are. That is maybe the luck of a dumb.

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crystal-rain-fox In reply to Sysirauta [2013-12-07 21:37:47 +0000 UTC]

I absolutly love my shiny skarmory though...and shiny ampharos. Those are my favorite shhinies and my top to favorite pokemon in the world!

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SpineBl4st3r In reply to crystal-rain-fox [2014-03-10 03:59:22 +0000 UTC]

My first shiny was a magikarp at emerald, i used a masterball T_T

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crystal-rain-fox In reply to SpineBl4st3r [2014-03-20 02:10:08 +0000 UTC]

Hey a shiny is worth just about anything. My first ever shiny was on gold version hahaha. A shiny mareep whom I named Cotton because she reminded me of cotton candy

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SpineBl4st3r In reply to SpineBl4st3r [2014-03-10 04:00:45 +0000 UTC]

But now im with a shiny sharpedo so i have that going which is nice

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Sysirauta In reply to machmaste [2013-08-09 11:44:48 +0000 UTC]

Smashing rocks and finding Articunos even there was about as fun as fishing.

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machmaste In reply to Sysirauta [2013-08-10 20:08:35 +0000 UTC]

heh I bet. ]|)

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Sysirauta In reply to FriendscallmeLiz [2013-03-05 18:30:57 +0000 UTC]

This why emulator is a safe thing for glitches. You can just copy the file before trying anything risky. (Except of course, trading or other little things are not possible.)

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FriendscallmeLiz In reply to Sysirauta [2013-03-05 21:29:15 +0000 UTC]

Well it was a gameboy and I'm not a technical wizard so I would end up doing more damage than good

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ChristianScar In reply to Moranofchaos2 [2012-01-07 00:56:59 +0000 UTC]

There are cheats for B/W. An "Action Replay(AR)" is needed for it. You put the DS game into the AR like a gameshark. Then you put the AR into the DS.(note that there is no AR for a 3DS yet, but the DS lite and DSi are good to go) You turn on the DS and the AR icon is in the game slot. When it boots up it shows a list of games that have cheats and they're sorted alphabetically. The latest ARs already have cheat codes for pokemon B/W. It has a bunch of codes already, like "one-hit KO" or "Always catch". Another cool thing is that you can add cheats to the AR. For example, the "Shiny" cheat isn't originally in the AR, but it can be added. You can also add other DS games as long as there is an AR code for it.

There's a cheat called "Pokemon Modifier". With this cheat you can get any pokemon that you want as long as it can exist in the game. So you obviously can't get Zekrom on SoulSilver, but you can get any pokemon that can exist on SoulSilver. For HG/SS and B/W it works by pressing a button on your DS that gives you as many master balls as there are pokemon and 100 ultra balls. The number of the master balls in your bag is the number for a pokemon's national dex number. Like growlithe is number 58. If you want a growlithe, you must trash enough master balls until you have 58 of them. The 100 ultra balls are the pokemon's level. Trash as many as you want until it's at the level you want. Then you press select for B/W, or hold the left shoulder button in HG/SS, then walk through the grass or whatever and it should appear. For Dmd/Prl/Pltm it works by using the calculator in the Poketch but I forget how it works. You can usually find instructions on how to use the cheat online.

There's only one problem. This cheat doesn't come with the AR itself. That means you have to find the cheat online and manually enter the cheat into the AR list. Keep in mind that you'll need to find the cheat for the nationality of the game. Meaning the cheat for the North American B/W is different than the Japanese code. And adding this code manually may take a little while.

There are a lot of other codes that aren't in the AR but can be added. Bag slot cheats like "All Normal Items","900x All Medicine" and "All TM's" can be added. Cheats that allow you to walk through walls also exist. Adding the cheats manually is a bit tedious but worth it. Some cheats are longer than others, especially the item cheats so it will take the better part of an hour to add them all. I suggest choosing the ones you want the most and leave the rest alone. An easier way to add cheats is to use the software that comes as a disc with the AR. You can put the disc into a PC and use it to download cheats from the internet and then put them in the software to be downloaded to the AR via a special cable that comes with the AR. But this is a bit risky since some of the downloaded cheats may not work or can damage the AR. It's safer to add cheats manually. Keep in mind that the AR has a reputation for being a bit buggy and can cause saved files to become damaged, corrupted, or even deleted. I've had my AR for months and so far nothing's wrong.

I use my action replay to give myself a challenge. I usually try to play through the game with a team of pokemon that have a theme to them, usually having the same type. I went through with all water types, all normal types, all dragon types(A LOT HARDER THAN IT SOUNDS!) and all grass types. Now I'm on to all fire types. I'm also not allowed to use ubers when I cheat so that makes it even more of a challenge. It's a lot of fun.

I hope this information is a big help, if you have any questions I'll be glad to answer them.

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BlackCherry1994 In reply to spottedleaves1 [2012-08-16 12:22:08 +0000 UTC]

lol...I so agreed with that

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BlackCherry1994 In reply to Red-Supernova64 [2012-08-16 12:22:51 +0000 UTC]

yeah if I caught that I well be in a real shocked

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Red-Supernova64 In reply to BlackCherry1994 [2012-08-17 04:20:18 +0000 UTC]

Indeed.

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