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Input the code first and follow the steps listed below You can still place the same duplicates in the same box and nothing bad will happen. There really isn’t a proven glitch for this to happen. Step 11.Just place the duplicate anywhere and you’re done.Step 10.If everything was done properly, you would have the original Pokemon still in the box and the one you had on your had is the duplicate.Step 9.Go back to the Box where the Pokemon originally was.

Step 8.If you did that right, the screen will move to the left or right box which doesn’t really matter which one.

Step 7.Now, press L+R at the same time.

Step 6.If you did all of that properly, the Pokemon should be held by your hand.

Step 5.Press Select+Start+A or you could hold Select and Start first and then press A.

Step 4.Select the Pokemon and make sure that the cursor is over on the MOVE option.

Step 3.Go to the Box where the Pokemon you want to duplicate is.

Step 2.Go to the Pokemon PC and select MOVE POKEMON.

Step 1.The Pokemon has to be in the PC first.Input the code and follow the steps below. Input the code and press L+R and you’ll unlock all the items under the ITEMS in the bag with 995 each. It is best to use it before you beat the game and the Sinnoh Pokedex entries will be transferred over once the National Pokedex is available. The cheat will remove all of your National Pokedex entries. One important thing is do not use this code and you have the National Pokedex unlocked. Input the code and you’ll be able to unlock the complete Sinnoh Pokedex. Retro Gamer is the world's longest-running magazine dedicated to classic games, and you can find out more about it at at Magazines Direct (opens in new tab). If you're passionate about retro gaming or just want to learn more about it, then you should check out Retro Gamer. Add in the tight racing mechanics that have remained a mainstay of the series since its inception and you have the best DS experience money can buy. Mario Kart DS is absolutely drowning in content and we’ve not even mentioned the exceptional and exclusive Mission Mode that stretches the game’s longevity even further.

16 brand-new tracks are spread across four cups and there’s an additional 16 retro tracks featuring classic courses from the earlier SNES, N64, GBA, and GameCube releases. It was the first game in the franchise to allow players from around the world to battle each other (although it wasn’t always the smoothest of experiences), new items like the Bullet Bill and Blooper make their debut and there’s a fun new battle mode called Shine Runners, which will lead to plenty of arguments with your mates. Nintendo’s fifth main game in its popular series introduced a number of firsts that helped it stay ahead of the competition.