Re: Diamond and Pearl going out of bounds
Posted by: Shrameo
Date: 2008-09-14 08:43:37
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A valid theory, but maybe not. Maybe they called it the Mystery Zone so they they knew easierly which areas weren't finished. They could have had their own reasons somewhere along the lines.
If you ask me, I think Nintendo probably did all this stuff just to mess up people like us who use Action Replays or Gamesharks. I mean, come on, they freakin' name the parts of the map that can't be acessed The Mystery Zone!! Why else would they do something like that if they thought we would play the game normally!? They also probably made the new DP Box to make it look like you can catch it!!
Well, if I recall correctly they are undestroyable without more GS codes, but on the other hand you would have to use GS codes to get it there, so yeah. They can be a mark though, a way of telling if a dude hacked.
Nintendo's been doing that sort of thing since R/S/E. Recall the decamark RS:000 pokedex entry "This pokemon hasn't been discovered yet" etc. They've been anticipating hackers and sharkers/AR'ers tearing apart the game for quite a while now.
There's also theories that "bad egg" was intentionally planted to crash peoples' games as punishment for sharking but I don't put much stock in them
It's called — in platinumA valid theory, but maybe not. Maybe they called it the Mystery Zone so they they knew easierly which areas weren't finished. They could have had their own reasons somewhere along the lines.
If you ask me, I think Nintendo probably did all this stuff just to mess up people like us who use Action Replays or Gamesharks. I mean, come on, they freakin' name the parts of the map that can't be acessed The Mystery Zone!! Why else would they do something like that if they thought we would play the game normally!? They also probably made the new DP Box to make it look like you can catch it!!
It's called — in platinumA valid theory, but maybe not. Maybe they called it the Mystery Zone so they they knew easierly which areas weren't finished. They could have had their own reasons somewhere along the lines.
If you ask me, I think Nintendo probably did all this stuff just to mess up people like us who use Action Replays or Gamesharks. I mean, come on, they freakin' name the parts of the map that can't be acessed The Mystery Zone!! Why else would they do something like that if they thought we would play the game normally!? They also probably made the new DP Box to make it look like you can catch it!!