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N64 POKEMON GAMESHARK CODES
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Alternate Pokemon Colors Did you ever notice how some of the Pokémon that appear in Pokémon Stadium have different colors? The secret to the color variations lie in the names you give your Pokémon as well as your trainer ID number (assiged to you in Pokemon Blue, Red or Yellow, whenever you start a new game). While there are a few secret names that change only certain Pokemon's colors, there are a few naming tricks that result in different color variations. For example: Use only lower caps (ie: poliwhirl) Reverse the syllables (ie: DRILLBEE) Abridge the names (ie: Pika) Battle Mewtwo To unlock a hidden 6-on-1 battle with Mewtwo, beat the Gym Leader Castle and get trophies in all 10 tournaments in the Stadium Mode. The map screen will now turn to a night scene and a bonus tournament will open up in which you battle against the psychic super-Pokemon, Mewtwo (#150). Once you beat Mewtwo, you unlock a new game mode. Bonus Stickers Once you have beaten both the R-1 mode (including Mewtwo) and the R-2 Mode (including Mewtwo), you are given a set of bonus stickers that you can access in the Gallery Mode. When you're on the Gallery main screen, press and hold L and R and move the Cursor to Print. If you keep the buttons pressed, the Print option will now change to Bonus. You will now have access to a set of 16 bonus "wallpaper" stickers from all the different modes that you can print out at "Snap" Stations. GB Speed Upgrades There are two secret speed upgrades to the GB Tower Game Boy emulator that let you play Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow at much higher speeds: Doduo Mode: Beat the Poké Cup. Once you have won all the Poké Cup tournaments, the GB Tower changes into Doduo GB Tower and a Doduo sticker appears on the Game Boy. The Doduo upgrade doubles the speed of the game play when playing the Game Boy game on your N64. Dodrio Mode: Play the Game Boy games at hyper speed with this alternate speed settings. To get it, you need to beat the Prime Cup (after you have already beaten the Poké Cup). You can switch between the different GB Tower speed settings during gameplay by pressing C Right. Get Amnesia Psyduck Have you ever wondered how you can get the exlusive Amnesia technique? Well, it's hidden deep in Pokemon Stadium. Unlocking it will take a while, but it's definitely worth it. You have to register ALL 151 Pokemon in the Hall of Fame. Whenever you beat a tournament (or Gym Leader Castle), your six Pokemon are entered into the Hall of Fame. It doesn't matter whether you use rental Pokemon or your own, but you can't have any gaps. Once you've filled it all up, you are awarded a free Psyduck bonus Pokemon that knows the Amnesia technique. Get Surfing Pikachu Yes, it's true: Surfing Pikachu is hidden in Pokémon Stadium. To teach your Pikachu Surf (a technique it can normally not learn), you need to first unlock the R-2 (Round 2) mode. Then do the following: Enter the R-2 Prime Cup's Master Ball division (you have to beat the first three divisions first). Assemble a team that contains a Pikachu that does not yet know Surf. You HAVE to use a Pikachu from your Game Boy game. You cannot unlock Surfing Pikachu using a Rental Pokémon. Do not register your team! Pick it directly from your Game Boy cartridge. You now have to beat the Prime Cup's Master Ball division using a three-Pokémon team that always contains Pikachu. Pikachu has to be in every one of the eight battles. You are not allowed to use any continues. If you do, you won't get Surfing Pikachu. Once you have fulfilled all the above conditions and beaten the cup, you are shown an award screen with Pikachu standing on a surfboard. From here on, Pikachu can use the Surf technique both in battle and during gameplay (Game Boy versions only). If you've got Pokémon Yellow, you can now also access the hidden Surfing Pikachu mini-game. Simply go to the small hut on the northern beach of Route 19. Kids Club: Hyper CPU Difficulty To unlock this hidden difficulty setting, select a single-player game against three CPU-controlled opponents. You need to win the "Who's the Best?" challenge five times in a row on HARD difficulty. This will open up the new HYPER difficulty setting for the CPU players. New Title Screen Beat both the Gym Leader Castle and Stadium modes to change the title screen (in addition to the map mode). The new title shows depict Pikachu, Blastoise, Charizard, Venusaur and Mewtwo. Open Up R-2 Mode To get the secret R-2 Mode (as well as a brand-new title screen) defeat Mewtwo after you have beaten the Stadium Mode and Gym Leader Castle Mode. You will now see the final credits sequence, which will unlock the harder R-2 Mode and all new battles. You can toggle between R-2 and Regular Mode at the start-up screen by pressing C-Right. Rent Mew Many of you have asked how you can get all 151 trophies in the Hall of Fame if you don't own the elusive bonus Pokemon Mew. No problem: Once you open up R-2 Mode, you can rent and use Mew in the Prime Cup (sorry -- you still can't get Mew in Gym Leader Castle and Free Battle). Talking Pikachu For a talking Pikachu, you need to upload one from Pokemon Yellow. Rental, Red, and Blue versions will just be silent. Win Bonus Pokémon Each time you beat the Gym Leader Castle (including the Final Four and your Rival), you will receive one of eight semi-rare to rare Pokémon. These Pokémon are awarded at random, so it's likely that you'll need to beat the Gym Leader Castle again and again to get the ones you want. Note that once you have beaten the Castle, you only need to defeat the Final Four and your Rival again if you want to win more Pokémon. Here are the Pokémon you can win: #001 Bulbasaur #004 Charmander #007 Squirtle #106 Hitmonlee #107 Hitmonchan #133 Eevee #138 Omanyte #140 Kabuto Talking Pikachu Upload Pikachu from the yellow version of the game to Pokémon Stadium. When battling, Pikachu will say its name and have different motions for certain moves. Note: You must go to battle for this to work. Do not register Pikachu. Surfing Raichu Get a Raichu that knows SURF (as seen by Surge's Raichu). It will put its tail under itself and use it as a surfboard. Mew Mew will become playable, as a "Rental" Pokémon, in the Round 2 version of the game. He can only be played in the Prime Cup tournament, Gym Leader Castle, Free Battle, and Mewtwo Battle modes. Mew in Prime Cup This trick requires a Game Boy Game Shark and Pokémon Yellow. First start the game and enable the Game Shark code to catch Mew. Put it first in your line-up, then save the game. Go to the Game Shark screen and enable the code for the first Pokémon in your line-up to be any desired Pokémon. Check your stats and it should display your selected Pokémon's picture, but with Mew's name and information. Save the game. Place the game in the transfer pak and go to the Pokémon Stadium building. When prompted to select Pokémon, choose the one that was Mew. When you start the match, the Pokémon will be Mew. Round 2 Successfully complete the game to unlock a much harder version of the Stadium, Gym Leader Castle, and Mewtwo Battle modes. Start with all three beginning Pokémon When you start a new game, you can start with all three beginning Pokémon by starting over and choosing one of them in the Game Boy Pokémon game. Then, capture a Pidgey or Rattata. Save it to the boxes on Pokémon Stadium. Repeat the steps with a different Pokémon until you get all three. You can also save and keep Pokémon from your old game that you still want before starting over. Unlimited number of same Pokémon Note: This trick requires the Mega Memory Card from InterAct. Save your file on the Mega Memory Card. Go to the Pokémon Lab and put the Pokémon to be duplicated in a 64 Box. Reload your game on the Mega Memory Card and receive your Pokémon in the 64 Box. Repeat as many times as desired to create an unlimited number of the same Pokémon. Avoid recoil damage If you use an attack that you know will kill the opposing Pokémon, but will hit you with the recoil, make sure that your Pokémon has at least 20 HP left. Use the attack and you will not suffer the recoil damage. Take less damage Use the following trick when your Pokémon is receiving a fatal attack, such as when Thunder is used on a Water Pokémon, to leave you with enough HP to attack your opponent once. When your opponent's Pokémon begins to use their attack, hold Down + L + B until the energy takes its affect. When the energy leaves, you will have a chance to strike your opponent's Pokémon. Note: This trick only works between 70% to 80% of the time. This will not work if Pokémon are totally mismatched, such as when a level 50 Pokémon is fighting a level 100 Pokémon. Inflict greater damage While your Pokémon is doing their attack, hold Down + L and repeatedly press A. Then when your Pokémon attacks, hold Down + L + A until the damage is taken. This is very effective when you attempt a fatal attack. Note: This trick only works between 80% to 90% of the time. Attack first Immediately after you choose a move and you want to go first instead of the CPU, hold L and press A. Note: This trick only works about 50% of the time, mostly in the Pika Cup. Trade without a second transfer pak Put a box on the game, then put the Pokémon from a different game or the same one in the box. Then, go back to the lab and put the box back on the game that you are trading to, go to the box, and withdraw the Pokémon when you want or need it. Note: This also works with items. Give Pokémon to another Game Boy pak without getting one back Place the desired Pokémon in a separate box from which you have your regular Pokémon. Transfer that box to the 64box on the Nintendo 64. Shut off the system (if you only have one transfer pak) and insert desired Game Boy pak. If you have two transfer paks, then just switch the Game Boy pak with the one you are going to trade to. Then, transfer the box with the Pokémon in it to the other Game Boy pak and you will have the Pokémon without giving one in return. Game Shark codes without a Nintendo 64 Game Shark The "Import" feature and import pack can be used with Game Boy Game Shark codes while playing the original game or codes designed for it. Pokémon Stadium Cup requirements Pika Cup: Pokémon can only be between level 15-20. Petit Cup: Level ranges between 25-30. There is a height requirement though. Height 6'8" limit and weight 44 pounds. Poké Cup: Only can use 3 Pokémon, levels 50-55. The sum of the Pokémon's levels cannot exceed 155. Prime Cup: Everything is legal. You can have any level, height, weight, or number of Pokémon. However, your opponents' levels are always 100. Pokémon weaknesses Normal Pokémon are weak against Fighting types. Fire Pokémon are weak against Water, Ground and Rock types. Water Pokémon are weak against Electric and Grass types. Electric Pokémon are weak against Ground types. Grass Pokémon are weak against: Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying and Bug types. Ice Pokémon are weak against Fire, Fighting and Rock types. Fighting Pokémon are weak against Flying and Psychic types. Poison Pokémon are weak against Ground, Psychic and Bug types. Ground Pokémon are weak against Water, Grass and Ice types. Flying Pokémon are weak against Electric, Ice and Rock types. Psychic Pokémon are weak against Bug types. Bug Pokémon are weak against Fire, Poison, Flying and Rock types. Rock Pokémon are weak against Water, Grass, Fighting and Ground types. Ghost Pokémon are weak against Ghost types. Dragon Pokémon are weak against Ice and Dragon types. Recommended Round 1 rental teams Pika Cup Raichu, Poliwrath, Arcanine, Exeggutor, Drowzee, Dratini. Petit Cup Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Horsea, Sandshrew, Gastly, Dratini. Poké Cup, Poké Ball Diglett, Abra, Staryu, Jynx, Magmar, Jolteon. Great Ball Dugtrio, Persian, Abra, Staryu, Jynx, Jolteon. Ultra Ball Fearow, Dugtrio, Kadabra, Dewgong, Starmie, Jolteon. Master Ball Sandslash, Kadabra, Gengar, Starmie, Electrode, Articuno. Prime Cup Poke Ball Pikachu, Voltorb, Diglett, Abra, Poliwhirl, Weepinbell. Great Ball Electabuzz, Pikachu, Kadabra, Magmar, Dewgong, Dugtrio. Ultra Ball Charizard, Dugtrio, Kadabra, Dewgong, Electrode, Gengar. Master Ball Dugtrio, Arcanine, Kadabra, Dewgong, Electrode, Exeggutor. Pewter Gym Charmander, Wartortle, Growlithe, Abra, Weepinbell, Voltorb. Cerulean Gym Kadabra, Weepinbell, Voltorb, Staryu, Hitmonlee, Vaporeon. Vermilion Gym Sandshrew, Dugtrio, Gengar, Electrode, Cubone, Dragonite. Celadon Gym Kadabra, Electabuzz, Dewgong, Flareon, Hitmonlee, Mr. Mime. Fuchsia Gym Dugtrio, Kadabra, Cloyster, Gengar, Electrode, Mr. Mime. Saffron Gym Dugtrio, Kadabra, Electrode, Omanyte, Flareon, Dragonite. Cinnabar Gym Gengar, Electrode, Kingler, Mr. Mime, Vaporeon, Snorlax. Viridian Gym Kangaskhan, Gengar, Electrode, Dragonair, Alakazam, Starmie. Elite Four and Rival Gengar, Dragonair, Staryu, Jolteon, Scyther, Electrode. Mewtwo Electrode, Ditto, Fearow, Cloyster, Mr. Mime, Magneton. Recommended Round 2 rental teams Pika Cup Raichu, Lapras, Ninetales, Gengar, Nidoking, Kadabra. Petit Cup Voltorb, Spearow, Horsea, Abra, Cubone, Gastly. Poké Cup, Poké Ball Dugtrio, Alakazam, Starmie, Tauros, Lapras, Jolteon. Great Ball Dugtrio, Alakazam, Exeggutor, Starmie, Tauros, Jolteon. Ultra Ball Dugtrio, Alakazam, Gengar, Starmie, Jolteon, Articuno. Master Ball Dugtrio, Alakazam, Exeggutor, Starmie, Lapras, Jolteon. Prime Cup Poke Ball Poliwhirl, Electrode, Weepinbell, Drowzee, Machoke, Marowak. Great Ball Fearow, Gengar, Golduck, Magneton, Hypno, Dugtrio. Ultra Ball Exeggutor, Electrode, Lapras, Rhydon, Mew, Dragonite. Master Ball Electrode, Exeggutor, Starmie, Golem, Mew, Jynx. Pewter Gym Electabuzz, Doduo, Magmar, Krabby, Paras, Diglett. Cerulean Gym Magnemite, Seadra, Gastly, Staryu, Aerodactyl, Tangela. Vermilion Gym Parasect, Magneton, Fearow, Haunter, Pinsir, Dragonair. Celadon Gym Pidgeot, Ninetales, Raichu, Poliwhirl, Dragonair, Tangela. Fuchsia Gym Alakazam, Electabuzz, Dugtrio, Gengar, Dodrio, Poliwrath. Saffron Gym Gyarados, Gengar, Jolteon, Mr. Mime, Exeggutor, Dugtrio. Cinnabar Gym Starmie, Fearow, Exeggutor, Gengar, Alakazam, Electrode. Viridian Gym Electrode, Zapdos, Jynx, Exeggutor, Gyarados, Dugtrio. Elite Four and Rival Starmie, Lapras, Dragonite, Electrode, Exeggutor, Gengar. Mewtwo Electrode, Snorlax, Zapdos, Alakazam, Golem, Gengar. |
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