Pokemon Emerald Emulator Codes For Rare Pokemon
Now, see below the Pokemon Emerald legendary cheats, apply the cheat in your GBA emulator, and enjoy seeing the Pokemon your choice in the game. You can also easily catch any of these Pokemon using a master ball cheat and level up using a rare candy cheat for Pokemon Emerald.
pokemon emerald emulator codes for rare pokemon
Below is a list of our Pokemon Emerald Cheats i.e. Cheat Codes, which have already been tested and verified to work by many of our readers. If any of the listed Pokemon Emerald cheat codes do not work for you, please leave a comment below with your ROM and emulator information.
This is a kinda obvious yet easier trick using the wild pokemon modifier cheat to acquire the 3 starter Pokemon. At the early stage of the game right after getting your first Pokemon, use any of the cheats below.
The rare candy cheat is most of the time utilized in Pokemon Emerald and you can get many advantages while applying this cheat. As for applying cheat codes, you should be well aware that the games required certain codes or not in your Pokemon Emerald game.
There are various Pokemon Emerald cheat codes that you can find in this article. However, it is guaranteed that this pokemon game has the best cheat codes available for its players. A few of them are as below:
"Zapdos is not in Emerald and Mew is not in FRLG" Not normally in the wild, but throughout the rest of the games just like any starter pokemon. "If you can catch them, you are cheating or exploiting some sort of glitch" Not true, i could catch the pokemon on a modded game. A crystal remake is an example. What page states that correcting information like this is not worth it?Also, how can i check the rules for gba pokemon games, because i have yet to play a pokemon game that shows me even a single rule. --Xyifer (talk) 15:21, 8 August 2014 (UTC)
I was pointing out that i could catch zapdos in a pokemon emerald mod, i do not need to cheat or use a glitch to do so. That was an example of why "If you can catch them, you are cheating or exploiting some sort of glitch" is incorrect. It was not a contradiction." also have no idea what you mean" I mean that in those games, they are like any non legendary pokemon. They are in the pokedex, can be traded, and can battle. They actually are in the games.An action is not cheating if rules are not broken. If there is no rule against using glitches to my advantage in pokemon games, doing so is not cheating. --Xyifer (talk) 15:48, 8 August 2014 (UTC)