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Game Boy joins Strong National Museum’s Toy Hall of Fame
The Game Boy was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in what has to be a huge honor for Nintendo in recognition of the cultural impact of world’s most popular handheld system of all time.
Joining the Game Boy for 2009 were also two more ancient “toys”, these include “The Ball” (in all it’s forms) and the “Big Wheel”.
According to the Strong National Musuem Toy Hall of Fame, the Game Boy was chosen because it was “an innovator and changed the way people play electronic games. It popularized the handheld, mobile game devices.”
Here is what the musuem had to say about “The Ball”, which follows on the heels of “The Stick” from last year. “Roll it, throw it, kick it, catch it, bounce it, or bat at it, the Ball is as old as civilization itself. It has, in fact, been depicted in ancient Egyptian, Greek and Roman drawings and continues to provide opportunities for free play among people of all ages. Baby’s first toy may be a soft and safe Cloth Ball, older children play Kickball on the playground, and a grown-up’s reward for a week’s work may be a round of Tennis or Golf. Today, we even set aside physical spaces - baseball stadiums, tennis courts, and golf courses to play these Ball Games.”
And here is what they had to say about the Big Wheel. “Vroom, Vroom! In the 1960s, Ray Lohr, head designer for Louis Marx & Co., took apart a tricycle, mixed up the parts, and reassembled them into an upside-down trike that handled like a race car. Launched at the 1969 Toy Fair in New York City, the Big Wheel had a low-slung design that made for superior handling, giving kids a sense of independence and control that tippy old trikes could never deliver. By the following Christmas, children all over the country delighted in riding their new - “muscle trikes”. The Big Wheel remained Marx’s big seller for a decade.
But of course the Game Boy is the one we are really interested in, and here is what they had to say about why it won. “Nintendo Game Boy transformed the electronics-games market by popularizing handheld gaming. No videogame platform did more to put gamers on the go than this invention. And go they did, bringing their gaming experience to school, to summer camp, and to the back seat of the family automobile. Over the past two decades, Game Boy has become synonymous with handheld gaming fun. Its portability and efficient design, ability to allow simultaneous multiplayer gaming, and scores of intriguing games (like Tetris and Super Mario Land, featuring Nintendo’s already-iconic character Mario) make it a true innovator.”
It’s also worth noting that this induction is for the entire “Game Boy line” and includes improved hardware from the original design, including the Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance/SP and Game Boy Micro. Now I wonder how long it’ll take before we see the DS included in this list.
It’s also pretty crazy that the Game Boy beat out some pretty stiff competition from the following toy nominees: Cabbage Patch Kids, Game of Life, Hot Wheels, Paper Airplane, Playing Cards, Rubik’s Cube, Sidewalk Chalk, Toy Tea Set, and Transformers.
In order to be chosen, The National Toy Hall of Fame at Strong National Museum of Play must recognize that toy as having engaged and delighted multiple generations. Inspiring them to learn, create, and discover through play. Criteria for induction include: Icon-status (the toy is widely recognized, respected, and remembered); Longevity (the toy is more than a passing fad and has enjoyed popularity over multiple generations); Discovery (the toy fosters learning, creativity, or discovery through play); and Innovation (the toy profoundly changed play or toy design).
To date, a total of 44 toys have been inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame. They include: Article continues »
No comments »All Mortal Kombat Armageddon fatalities, unlockable characters, Krypt and Konquest secrets
Looking for Mortal Kombat: Armageddon cheat codes, unlockable characters, and secrets for the Krypt and Konquest? Well you can find all of that and more in this handy guide for the final installment of the Mortal Kombat series on last-gen consoles on PS2 and Xbox1 (and current-gen with the Wii version).
MORTAL KOMBAT ARMAGEDDON CODES LIST
To enter the following codes, select the Question Mark in the Krypt. Then enter the code exactly as stated.
Wii cheat codes
The following codes are entered using the Wii Remote & Nunchuck. To enter these codes, while on the Krypt, press the Z Button on the Nunchuck 4 times. Note that a direction written in all capital letters mean that direction should be pressed on the Nunchuck’s Analog Stick. Directions that are in lowercase letters with a plus sign (+), means to enter that direction on the Wii Remote’s D-Pad.
1. Unlock Alternate Costume: Drahmin - Press: C, RIGHT, +down, Z, UP, UP.
2. Unlock Alternate Costume: Frost - Press: DOWN, Z, Z, C, +right, C.
3. Unlock Alternate Costume: Nitara - Press: DOWN, C, UP, C, C, RIGHT.
4. Unlock Alternate Costume: Shang Tsung - Press: C, LEFT, UP, +right, UP, C.
5. Unlock Arena: Falling Cliffs - Press: Z, +right, +left, +down, +right, +up.
6. Unlock Arena: General Reiko’s Map Room - Press: Z, +up, Z, UP, +down, +down.
7. Unlock Arena: Krimson Forest - Press: +right, C, UP, +left, +right, DOWN.
8. Unlock Arena: Nethership Interior - Press: Z, LEFT, LEFT, DOWN, C, +left.
9. Unlock Arena: Pryamid of Argus - Press: Z, C, +left, +down, Z, UP.
10. Unlock Arena: Shinnok’s Spire - Press: LEFT, LEFT. +right, UP, +up, C.
11. Unlock Character: Blaze - Press: +up, +left, LEFT, C, LEFT, +right.
12. Unlock Character: Daegon - Press: Z, C, +up, DOWN, DOWN, +left.
13. Unlock Character: Meat - Press: UP, +left, +left, +right, +right, UP.
14. Unlock Character: Taven - Press: C, LEFT, Z,, UP, +right, DOWN.
15. Unlock Concept Art: Blaze - Press: C, +up, C, C, Z, +left .
16. Unlock Concept Art: Early Taven - Press: UP, +down, Z, DOWN, C, +down.
17. Unlock Concept Art: Firewall Arena - Press: UP, +left, C, Z, +right, C.
18. Unlock Concept Art: Mileena’s Car Design - Press: Z, RIGHT, UP, Z, +up, UP.
19. Unlock Concept Art: Pyramid Crack of Dawn - Press: +up, LEFT, LEFT, +down, DOWN, +right.
20. Unlock Concept Art: Pyramid of Argus - Press: +down, C, Z, Z, UP, UP.
21. Unlock Concept Art: Scorpion Throw Sketch - Press: C, LEFT, UP, +right, Z, C.
22. Unlock Concept Art: Sektor’s 2 Handed Pulse Blade - Press: Z, C, LEFT, +down, UP, Z.
23. Unlock Concept Art: Unused Trap in Konquest Mode - Press: +right, Z, +up, DOWN, +right, LEFT.
24. Unlock Movie: Armageddon Promo - Press: UP, UP, DOWN, UP, C, +down.
25. Unlock Movie: Cyrax Fatality Blooper - Press: RIGHT, C, Z, DOWN, UP, C.
26. Unlock Movie: Motor Gameplay - Press: +up, UP, Z, C, Z, Z.
27. Unlock Tune: Armory - Press: +down, +left, LEFT, +up, +left, +down.
28. Unlock Tune: Lin Kuei Palace - Press: C, LEFT, +right, +down, Z, RIGHT.
29. Unlock Tune: Pyramid of Argus - Press: DOWN, LEFT, Z, C, UP, C.
30. Unlock Tune: Tekunin Warship - Press: UP, +right, C, Z, Z, +down.
The following codes are entered using a GameCube controller. Simply go to the Krypt and press the L Button on the GameCube Controller four times. Then enter the following codes.
1. Unlock Alternate Costume: Drahmin - Press: L, Right, A, R, Up, Up.
2. Unlock Alternate Costume: Frost - Press: Down, Z, R, L, X, L.
3. Unlock Alternate Costume: Nitara - Press: Down, L, Up, L, L, Right.
4. Unlock Alternate Costume: Shang Tsung - Press: L, Left, Up, X, Up, L.
5. Unlock Arena: Falling Cliffs - Press: Z, X, B, A, X, Y.
6. Unlock Arena: General Reiko’s Map Room - Press: Z, Y, R, Up, A, A.
7. Unlock Arena: Krimson Forest - Press: X, L, Up, B, X, Down.
8. Unlock Arena: Nethership Interior - Press: R, Left, Left, Down, L, B.
9. Unlock Arena: Pryamid of Argus - Press: R, L, B, A, Z, Up.
10. Unlock Arena: Shinnok’s Spire - Press: Left, Left. X, Up, Y, L.
11. Unlock Character: Blaze - Press: Y, B, Left, L, Left, X.
12. Unlock Character: Meat - Press: Up, B, B, X,, X, Up.
13. Unlock Character: Taven - Press: L, Left, Z, Up, X, Down.
14. Unlock Concept Art: Blaze - Press: L, Y, L, L, R, B.
15. Unlock Concept Art: Early Taven - Press: Up, A, Z, Down, L, A.
16. Unlock Concept Art: Firewall Arena - Press: Up, B, L, Z, X, L.
17. Unlock Concept Art: Mileena’s Car Design - Press: R, Right, Up, R, Y, Up.
18. Unlock Concept Art: Pyramid Crack of Dawn - Press: Y, Left, Left, A, Down, X.
19. Unlock Concept Art: Pyramid of Argus - Press: A, L, R, Z, Up, Up.
20. Unlock Concept Art: Scorpion Throw Sketch - Press: L, Left, Up, X, Z, L.
21. Unlock Concept Art: Sektor’s 2 Handed Pulse Blade - Press: R, L, Left, A, Up, R.
22. Unlock Concept Art: Unused Trap in Konquest Mode - Press: X, Z, Y, Down, X, Left.
23. Unlock Daegon - Press: R, L, Y, Down, Down, B.
24. Unlock Movie: Armageddon Promo - Press: Up, Up, Down, Up, L, A.
25. Unlock Movie: Cyrax Fatality Blooper - Press: Right, L, Z, Down, Up, L.
26. Unlock Movie: Motor Gameplay - Press: Y, Up, Z, L, R, Z.
27. Unlock Tune: Armory - Press: A, B, Left, Y, B, A.
28. Unlock Tune: Lin Kuei Palace - Press: L, Left, X, A, Z, Right.
29. Unlock Tune: Pyramid of Argus - Press: Down, Left, Z, L, Up, L.
30. Unlock Tune: Tekunin Warship - Press: Up, X, L, R, R, A.
PS2 cheat codes
1. Armageddon Promo Movie - Press: Up, Up, Down, Up, L1, X.
2. Armory Music - Press: X, Square, Left, Triangle, Square, X.
3. Cyrax Fatality Blooper Video - Press: Forward, L1, R2, Down, Up, L1.
4. Meat Unlocked - Press: Up, Square, Square, Circle, Circle, Up.
5. Promo Movie - Press: Up, Up, Down, Up, L2, X.
6. Pyramid Artwork - Press: Triangle, Back, Back, X, Down, Circle.
7. Red Dawn Arena - Press: Circle, L1, Up, Square, Circle, Down.
8. Unlock Blaze Concept Art - Press: L1, Triangle, L2, L2, R1, Square.
9. Unlock Concept Art for Unused Trap in Konquest - Press: O, R2, Triangle, Down, O, Left.
10. Unlock Daegon - Press: R1, L1, Triangle, Down, Down, Square.
11. Unlock Drahmin’s Second Costume - Press: L2, Right, X, R2, Up, Up.
12. Unlock Early Taven Concept Art - Press: Up, X, R2, Down, L2, X.
13. Unlock Falling Cliffs Arena - Press: R2, O, Square, X, O, Triangle.
14. Unlock Firewall Arena Concept Art - Press: Up, Square, R1, L2, O, L1.
15. Unlock Frost’s Second Costume - Press: Down, R2, R1, L1, O, L2.
16. Unlock General Reiko’s Map Room Arena - Press: R2, Triangle, R1, Up, X, X.
17. Unlock Lin Kuei Palace Tune - Press: L2, Left, O, X, R2, Right.
18. Unlock Mileena’s Car Design Concept Art - Press: R2, Right, Up, R1, Triangle, Up.
19. Unlock Motor Gameplay Movie - Press: Triangle, Up, R2, L1, R1, R2.
20. Unlock Nethership Interior Arena - Press: R1, Left, Left, Down, L1, Square .
21. Unlock Pryamis of Argus Arena - Press: R1, L1, Square, X, R2, Up.
22. Unlock Pyramid of Argus Tune - Press: Down, Left, R2, L2, Up, L1.
23. Unlock Sektor’s 2 Handed Pulse Blade Concept Art - Press: R2, L1, Left, X, Up, R1.
24. Unlock Shang Tsung’s Second Costume - Press: L1, Left, Up, O, Up, L2.
25. Unlock Tekunin Warship Tune - Press: Up, O, L1, R1, R1, X.
26. Unlocks Blaze - Press: Triangle, Square, Left, L1, Left, Circle.
27. Unlocks Ed Boon Concept Art - Press: L1, Back, Up, Circle, R2, L1.
28. Unlocks Nitara’s Second Costume - Press: Down, L1, Up, L1, L1, Forward.
29. Unlocks Shinnok’s Spire - Press: Left, Left, Circle, Up, Triangle, L2.
30. Unlocks Taven - Press: L2, left, R1, Up, Circle, Down.
Xbox 1 cheat codes
1. General Reiko’s Map Room Arena - Press: White, Y, Right Trigger, Up, A, A.
2. Unlocks Armageddon Promo Movie - Press: Up, Up, Down, Up, White, A.
3. Unlocks Armory Music - Press: A, X, Left, Y, X, A.
4. Unlocks Blaze - Press: Y, X, Left, Right Trigger, Left, B.
5. Unlocks Concept Art Pyramid of Argus - Press: A, Right Trigger, Right Trigger, White, Up, Up.
6. Unlocks Concept Art Blaze - Press: Right Trigger, Y, White, White, Right Trigger, X.
7. Unlocks Concept Art Early Taven - Press: Up, A, White, Down, White, A.
8. Unlocks Concept Art Ed Boon Drawing - Press: Right Trigger, Left, Up, B, White, Right Trigger .
9. Unlocks Concept Art Firewall Arena - Press: Up, X, Right Trigger, White, B, Right Trigger.
10. Unlocks Concept Art Mileena’s Car Design - Press: White, Forward, Up, Right Trigger, Y, Up.
11. Unlocks Concept Art Pyramid of Argus - Press: Y, Left, Left, A, Down, B.
12. Unlocks Concept Art Sektor’s Pulse Blade - Press: White, Right Trigger, Left, A, Up, Right Trigger.
13. Unlocks Concept Art Unused Konquest Trap - Press: B, White, Y, Down, B, Left.
14. Unlocks Daegon - Press: Right Trigger, Right Trigger, Y, Down, Down, X.
15. Unlocks Drahmin’s Alternate Costume - Press: White, Right, A, White, Up, Up.
16. Unlocks Ed boon Drawing - Press: Right Trigger, Left, Up, B, White, Right Trigger.
17. Unlocks Falling Cliffs Arena - Press: White, B, X,A, B, Y.
18. Unlocks Frost’s Alternate Costume - Press: Down, White, Rright Trigger, Right Trigger, B, White.
19. Unlocks Lin Kuei Palace Tune - Press: White, Left, B, A, White, Forward.
20. Unlocks Meat - Press: Up, X, X, B, B, Up.
21. Unlocks Motor Gameplay Movie - Press: Y, Up, White, Right Trigger, Right Trigger, White.
22. Unlocks Nethership Interior Arena - Press: Right Trigger, Left, Left, Down, Right Trigger, X.
23. Unlocks Nitara’s Alternate Costume - Press: Down, Right Trigger, Up, Right Trigger, Right Trigger, Right.
24. Unlocks Pyramid of Argus Arena - Press: Right Trigger, Right Trigger, X, A, White, Up.
25. Unlocks Pyramid of Argus Music - Press: Down, Left, White, White, Up, Right Trigger.
26. Unlocks Red Dawn Arena - Press: B, Right Trigger, Up, X, B, Down.
27. Unlocks Shang Tsung’s Alternate Costume - Press: Right Trigger, Left, Up, B, Up, White.
28. Unlocks Shinnok’s Spire Arena - Press: Left, Left, B, Up, Y, Right Trigger.
29. Unlocks Taven - Press: Right Trigger, Left, White, Up, B, Down.
30. Unlocks Tekunin Warship Music - Press: Up, B, Right Trigger, Right Trigger, Right Trigger, A.
Unlockable Characters
To unlock the following characters, accomplish the tasks listed below in Konquest Mode. The new characters will then be unlocked for you to play as in the rest of the game.
1. Meat - Obtain 10 Relics in Konquest.
2. Daegon - Obtain 30 Relics in Konquest.
3. Blaze - Obtain 50 Relics in Konquest.
4. Taven - Finish the storyline in Konquest.
How to Play as the “Zero” Character
There is a secret playable Debug Character in Mortal Kombat Armageddon known simply as “0″. This character has a fighting style called, “Bug This”. The look of the character resembles an unaltered female Create-A-Fighter. In order to use Zero, do the following: 1. Start up a 2-Player game. 2. Now try to switch profiles while selecting your created fighter. 3. If done correctly, when you go into the fight, you’ll be playing as “0″.
How to Unlock Everything
Simply get all 60 Relics in Konquest Mode to unlock everything in the game.
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Pokemon Crystal cheats and hints (GBC guide)
Looking for Pokemon Crystal cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of Pokemon Crystal game cheats and guides for the first Game Boy Color sequel to the original Pokemon Game Boy games that started it all.
RARE POKEMON LOCATIONS LIST (May not work with Pokemon Crystal version)
1. Where to Catch Ho-oh
There is only one Ho-oh in Gold and Silver, so make sure you catch it. You can find it on top of the Tin Tower, but you’ll need the Rainbow Wing to go up there. You get the Rainbow Wing from the Radio Station Manager in Goldenrod City (Gold version) or the old man in Pewter City (Silver version).
2. Where to Catch Lugia
You can find Lugia in Whirl Island, off Route 41. You’ll need to know the HM 06 Whirpool technique to get in as well as the Silver Wing. You can find the latter in Pewter City (Gold) or the Radio Station in Goldenrod City (Silver).
3. Where to Catch Entei, Suicune, Raiko
Dogs, cats, what are they? Who cares! They’re cool and they’re exceedingly rare. To catch these guys, go to the Burned Tower in Ecruteak City. When you get close to them, they will run away. After this brief encounter, these fast creatures will roam around Johto. So where do you find them? Check your Pokedex and have some Fast Balls ready.
4. Where to Catch Togepi
Professor Elm’s assistant will give you an egg in Violet City after you beat the Gym Leader there. It will hatch into a Togepi.
5. Where to Catch Tyrogue
You can get this young Fighting Pokemon from Blackbelt Kyo (if you have an empty slot in your party) in Mt. Mortar, or simply breed one using Hitmonchan or Hitmonlee and a Ditto.
6. How to Catch Sudowoodo
This odd Rock type blocks your way on Route 36 (just like Snorlax below). Use the Squirtbottle from Goldenrod City to battle it.
7. How to Catch Porygon
You can get Porygon for 9,999 coins in the Celadon City Game Corner.
8. How to Catch Snorlax
Snorlax is blocking the way into Diglett’s Cave. Use the Poke Flute to wake it up.
9. How to Catch Eevee
Apart from winning an Eevee in Pokemon Stadium or the Celadon City Game Corner, you can also get one at Bill’s House.
10. How to Catch Aerodactyl
There is only one Aerodactyl in Gold/Silver, but it’s not that hard to get. Catch a Chansey and trade with the girl on Route 14 to get it.
POKEMON NOT INCLUDED IN POKEMON CRYSTAL VERSION
To get the following Pokemon in Pokemon Crystal, you must trade with Gold, Yellow, Red or Blue, as these Pokemon do not appear in Pokemon Crystal.
1. Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur
2. Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise
3. Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard
4. Kabuto and Kabutops
5. Omanyte and Omastar
6. Mankey and Primeape
7. Vulpix, Ninetales
8. Mareep, Flaaffy, Ampharos
9. Remoraid, Octillery
10. Girafarig
11. Articuno
12. Zapdos
13. Moltres
14. Mewtwo
15. Mew
16. Celebi
How to Catch Celebi (Glitch) (thx to PokemonGSC)
Celebi was in the Japanese versions of the game but made impossible to get in the U.S. version. However you can still get the Legendary by using a Gameshark cheat device. (note that we are not responsible for what may happen to your data by using a cheat device)
Required GameShark Code: 01C089DA (talk to Kurt and he’ll automatically give you a GS ball)
POKEMON TRADE EVOLUTIONS LIST
The following Pokemon only evolve when traded with another player or a Pokemon Trainer. In addition, some of them will also only evolve if traded while holding the right Hold Item.
1. Kadabra evolves into Alakazam only when traded.
2. Graveler evolves into Golem only when traded.
3. Haunter evolves into Gengar only when traded.
4. Machoke evolves into Machamp only when traded.
5. Poliwhirl evolves into Politoed only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
6. Onix evolves into Steelix only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
7. Scyther evolves into Scizor only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
8. Porygon evolves into Porygon 2 only when traded while holding a “Up-Grade” Item.
9. Slowpoke evolves into Slowking only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
10. Seadra evolves into Kingdra only when traded while holding a “Dragon Scale” Item.
How to Solve the “Unown” Pokemon Mystery
In the “Ruins of Alph” (which stands for “Alphabet”) you will find a mysterious Pokemon(s) known as “Unown”. This unique Pokemon, #201, is the only Pokemon (at the time of Gold/Silver) that exists in more than one shape . . . there is one Unkown for each letter in the English alphabet, making 26 Unown Pokemon total.
To get these Pokemon, you must solve various sliding-tile puzzles at the Ruins of Alph. Doing so successfully will drop you into the ruins and caves below where you can try your hand at catching some Unown Pokemon. At first only one puzzle is accessible (the solution is Kabutop). Once you have gained the Surf and Strength techniques, you will be able to solve the rest.
Using Surf you can swim to the Southern cave and solve the Aerodactyl puzzle. The final two puzzles can be reached via the Union Cave by using Surf and Strength. The puzzle to the southwest is an Omanyte, while the one to the west is a Ho-oh puzzle.
The more puzzles you solve, the more types of Unown will be available for you to catch. Once you have caught three or more, head to the Alph Lab (found just outside the entrance to the Ruins of Alph). There you can get an update to your Pokedex that allows you to view and keep track of each type of Unown you have caught. Once you have caught all 26 types of Unown, return to the Alph Lab and use the machine in the corner. This gives you an additional Game Boy Printer option that allows you to print out banners using the letters as shapes of the Unown Pokemon - a special “Unown Font”.
SPECIAL POKEMON TRAINERS LIST
There are six extremely helpful Pokemon trainers in Gold, Silver and Crystal. If you keep their telephone numbers in your Pokegear, these guys will then randomly give you useful tips throughout the game on how or where to find rare Pokemon. They will also guide you towards Pokemon “swarms”, allowing you to catch certain wild Pokemon much easier.
1. Fisherman Ralph (Route 32) - Helps you find Qwilfish.
2. Hiker Anthony (Route 33) - Helps you find Dunsparce.
3. Bug Catcher Arnie (Route 35) - Helps you find Yanma.
4. Schoolboy Chad (Route 38) - Helps you find Snubbull.
5. Fisherman Wilton (Route 44) - Helps you find Remoraid.
6. Hiker Parry (Route 45) - Helps you find Marill.
Easy Breeding Using Ditto
Here is a trick to make breeding for the Pokemon you want a breeze. To do this trick, simply select the Pokemon of your choice and a Ditto and put them in the DayCare Center. After waiting a bit, the old man will give you an egg that will hatch as whatever Pokemon you put in with Ditto! This makes it so that you don’t need to look around for a female and male Pokemon to breed. A major time savor.
How to Avoid Random Encounters With Cut
You can easily get through grassy areas without fighting random Pokemon by using the HM Cut move. Once you have taught Cut to a Pokemon, you can use that Pokemon to cut down trees and slice through grass while on the overworld. The trick is to use Cut to slice the grass in front of you. Do this and you can then walk on the spot without fighting a random Pokemon. Note that if you leave the area and return, the grass will have grown back.
How to Encounter “Shiny” Pokemon
You can encounter a different color of a normal Pokemon known as a “Shiny Pokemon”. However these are uber rare, and the odds of it happening are 1 out of 8,192! Good luck!
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Pokemon Silver cheats and hints (GBC guide)
Looking for Pokemon Silver cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of Pokemon Silver game cheats and guides for the first Game Boy Color sequel to the original Pokemon Game Boy games that started it all.
RARE POKEMON LOCATIONS LIST
1. Where to Catch Ho-oh
There is only one Ho-oh in Gold and Silver, so make sure you catch it. You can find it on top of the Tin Tower, but you’ll need the Rainbow Wing to go up there. You get the Rainbow Wing from the Radio Station Manager in Goldenrod City (Gold version) or the old man in Pewter City (Silver version).
2. Where to Catch Lugia
You can find Lugia in Whirl Island, off Route 41. You’ll need to know the HM 06 Whirpool technique to get in as well as the Silver Wing. You can find the latter in Pewter City (Gold) or the Radio Station in Goldenrod City (Silver).
3. Where to Catch Entei, Suicune, Raiko
Dogs, cats, what are they? Who cares! They’re cool and they’re exceedingly rare. To catch these guys, go to the Burned Tower in Ecruteak City. When you get close to them, they will run away. After this brief encounter, these fast creatures will roam around Johto. So where do you find them? Check your Pokedex and have some Fast Balls ready.
4. Where to Catch Togepi
Professor Elm’s assistant will give you an egg in Violet City after you beat the Gym Leader there. It will hatch into a Togepi.
5. Where to Catch Tyrogue
You can get this young Fighting Pokemon from Blackbelt Kyo (if you have an empty slot in your party) in Mt. Mortar, or simply breed one using Hitmonchan or Hitmonlee and a Ditto.
6. How to Catch Sudowoodo
This odd Rock type blocks your way on Route 36 (just like Snorlax below). Use the Squirtbottle from Goldenrod City to battle it.
7. How to Catch Porygon
You can get Porygon for 9,999 coins in the Celadon City Game Corner.
8. How to Catch Snorlax
Snorlax is blocking the way into Diglett’s Cave. Use the Poke Flute to wake it up.
9. How to Catch Eevee
Apart from winning an Eevee in Pokemon Stadium or the Celadon City Game Corner, you can also get one at Bill’s House.
10. How to Catch Aerodactyl
There is only one Aerodactyl in Gold/Silver, but it’s not that hard to get. Catch a Chansey and trade with the girl on Route 14 to get it.
POKEMON NOT INCLUDED IN POKEMON SILVER VERSION
To get the following Pokemon in Pokemon Silver, you must trade with Gold, Yellow, Red or Blue, as these Pokemon do not appear in Pokemon Silver.
1. Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur
2. Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise
3. Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard
4. Kabuto and Kabutops
5. Omanyte and Omastar
6. Mankey and Primeape
7. Growlithe and Arcanine
8. Teddiursa and Ursaring
9. Spinarak and Ariados
10. Gligar
11. Mantine
12. Articuno
13. Zapdos
14. Moltres
15. Mewtwo
16. Mew
POKEMON TRADE EVOLUTIONS LIST
The following Pokemon only evolve when traded with another player or a Pokemon Trainer. In addition, some of them will also only evolve if traded while holding the right Hold Item.
1. Kadabra evolves into Alakazam only when traded.
2. Graveler evolves into Golem only when traded.
3. Haunter evolves into Gengar only when traded.
4. Machoke evolves into Machamp only when traded.
5. Poliwhirl evolves into Politoed only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
6. Onix evolves into Steelix only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
7. Scyther evolves into Scizor only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
8. Porygon evolves into Porygon 2 only when traded while holding a “Up-Grade” Item.
9. Slowpoke evolves into Slowking only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
10. Seadra evolves into Kingdra only when traded while holding a “Dragon Scale” Item.
How to Solve the “Unown” Pokemon Mystery
In the “Ruins of Alph” (which stands for “Alphabet”) you will find a mysterious Pokemon(s) known as “Unown”. This unique Pokemon, #201, is the only Pokemon (at the time of Gold/Silver) that exists in more than one shape . . . there is one Unkown for each letter in the English alphabet, making 26 Unown Pokemon total.
To get these Pokemon, you must solve various sliding-tile puzzles at the Ruins of Alph. Doing so successfully will drop you into the ruins and caves below where you can try your hand at catching some Unown Pokemon. At first only one puzzle is accessible (the solution is Kabutop). Once you have gained the Surf and Strength techniques, you will be able to solve the rest.
Using Surf you can swim to the Southern cave and solve the Aerodactyl puzzle. The final two puzzles can be reached via the Union Cave by using Surf and Strength. The puzzle to the southwest is an Omanyte, while the one to the west is a Ho-oh puzzle.
The more puzzles you solve, the more types of Unown will be available for you to catch. Once you have caught three or more, head to the Alph Lab (found just outside the entrance to the Ruins of Alph). There you can get an update to your Pokedex that allows you to view and keep track of each type of Unown you have caught. Once you have caught all 26 types of Unown, return to the Alph Lab and use the machine in the corner. This gives you an additional Game Boy Printer option that allows you to print out banners using the letters as shapes of the Unown Pokemon - a special “Unown Font”.
SPECIAL POKEMON TRAINERS LIST
There are six extremely helpful Pokemon trainers in Gold and Silver. If you keep their telephone numbers in your Pokegear, these guys will then randomly give you useful tips throughout the game on how or where to find rare Pokemon. They will also guide you towards Pokemon “swarms”, allowing you to catch certain wild Pokemon much easier.
1. Fisherman Ralph (Route 32) - Helps you find Qwilfish.
2. Hiker Anthony (Route 33) - Helps you find Dunsparce.
3. Bug Catcher Arnie (Route 35) - Helps you find Yanma.
4. Schoolboy Chad (Route 38) - Helps you find Snubbull.
5. Fisherman Wilton (Route 44) - Helps you find Remoraid.
6. Hiker Parry (Route 45) - Helps you find Marill.
Easy Breeding Using Ditto
Here is a trick to make breeding for the Pokemon you want a breeze. To do this trick, simply select the Pokemon of your choice and a Ditto and put them in the DayCare Center. After waiting a bit, the old man will give you an egg that will hatch as whatever Pokemon you put in with Ditto! This makes it so that you don’t need to look around for a female and male Pokemon to breed. A major time savor.
How to Avoid Random Encounters With Cut
You can easily get through grassy areas without fighting random Pokemon by using the HM Cut move. Once you have taught Cut to a Pokemon, you can use that Pokemon to cut down trees and slice through grass while on the overworld. The trick is to use Cut to slice the grass in front of you. Do this and you can then walk on the spot without fighting a random Pokemon. Note that if you leave the area and return, the grass will have grown back.
How to Encounter “Shiny” Pokemon
You can encounter a different color of a normal Pokemon known as a “Shiny Pokemon”. However these are uber rare, and the odds of it happening are 1 out of 8,192! Good luck!
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Cheat codes for Pokemon Gold Version (GBC guide)
Looking for Pokemon Gold cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of Pokemon Gold game cheats and guides for the first Game Boy Color sequel to the original Pokemon Game Boy games that started it all.
RARE POKEMON LOCATIONS LIST
1. Where to Catch Ho-oh
There is only one Ho-oh in Gold and Silver, so make sure you catch it. You can find it on top of the Tin Tower, but you’ll need the Rainbow Wing to go up there. You get the Rainbow Wing from the Radio Station Manager in Goldenrod City (Gold version) or the old man in Pewter City (Silver version).
2. Where to Catch Lugia
You can find Lugia in Whirl Island, off Route 41. You’ll need to know the HM 06 Whirpool technique to get in as well as the Silver Wing. You can find the latter in Pewter City (Gold) or the Radio Station in Goldenrod City (Silver).
3. Where to Catch Entei, Suicune, Raiko
Dogs, cats, what are they? Who cares! They’re cool and they’re exceedingly rare. To catch these guys, go to the Burned Tower in Ecruteak City. When you get close to them, they will run away. After this brief encounter, these fast creatures will roam around Johto. So where do you find them? Check your Pokedex and have some Fast Balls ready.
4. Where to Catch Togepi
Professor Elm’s assistant will give you an egg in Violet City after you beat the Gym Leader there. It will hatch into a Togepi.
5. Where to Catch Tyrogue
You can get this young Fighting Pokemon from Blackbelt Kyo (if you have an empty slot in your party) in Mt. Mortar, or simply breed one using Hitmonchan or Hitmonlee and a Ditto.
6. How to Catch Sudowoodo
This odd Rock type blocks your way on Route 36 (just like Snorlax below). Use the Squirtbottle from Goldenrod City to battle it.
7. How to Catch Porygon
You can get Porygon for 9,999 coins in the Celadon City Game Corner.
8. How to Catch Snorlax
Snorlax is blocking the way into Diglett’s Cave. Use the Poke Flute to wake it up.
9. How to Catch Eevee
Apart from winning an Eevee in Pokemon Stadium or the Celadon City Game Corner, you can also get one at Bill’s House.
10. How to Catch Aerodactyl
There is only one Aerodactyl in Gold/Silver, but it’s not that hard to get. Catch a Chansey and trade with the girl on Route 14 to get it.
POKEMON NOT INCLUDED IN POKEMON GOLD VERSION
To get the following Pokemon in Pokemon Gold, you must trade with Silver, Yellow, Red or Blue, as these Pokemon do not appear in Pokemon Gold.
1. Bulbasaur, Ivysaur and Venusaur
2. Squirtle, Wartortle and Blastoise
3. Charmander, Charmeleon and Charizard
4. Kabuto and Kabutops
5. Omanyte and Omastar
6. Vulpix and Ninetales
7. Meowth and Persian
8. Phanpy and Donphan
9. Ledyba and Ledian
10. Skarmory
11. Delibird
12. Articuno
13. Zapdos
14. Moltres
15. Mewtwo
16. Mew
POKEMON TRADE EVOLUTIONS LIST
The following Pokemon only evolve when traded with another player or a Pokemon Trainer. In addition, some of them will also only evolve if traded while holding the right Hold Item.
1. Kadabra evolves into Alakazam only when traded.
2. Graveler evolves into Golem only when traded.
3. Haunter evolves into Gengar only when traded.
4. Machoke evolves into Machamp only when traded.
5. Poliwhirl evolves into Politoed only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
6. Onix evolves into Steelix only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
7. Scyther evolves into Scizor only when traded while holding a “Metal Coat” Item.
8. Porygon evolves into Porygon 2 only when traded while holding a “Up-Grade” Item.
9. Slowpoke evolves into Slowking only when traded while holding a “King’s Rock” Item.
10. Seadra evolves into Kingdra only when traded while holding a “Dragon Scale” Item.
How to Solve the “Unown” Pokemon Mystery
In the “Ruins of Alph” (which stands for “Alphabet”) you will find a mysterious Pokemon(s) known as “Unown”. This unique Pokemon, #201, is the only Pokemon (at the time of Gold/Silver) that exists in more than one shape . . . there is one Unkown for each letter in the English alphabet, making 26 Unown Pokemon total.
To get these Pokemon, you must solve various sliding-tile puzzles at the Ruins of Alph. Doing so successfully will drop you into the ruins and caves below where you can try your hand at catching some Unown Pokemon. At first only one puzzle is accessible (the solution is Kabutop). Once you have gained the Surf and Strength techniques, you will be able to solve the rest.
Using Surf you can swim to the Southern cave and solve the Aerodactyl puzzle. The final two puzzles can be reached via the Union Cave by using Surf and Strength. The puzzle to the southwest is an Omanyte, while the one to the west is a Ho-oh puzzle.
The more puzzles you solve, the more types of Unown will be available for you to catch. Once you have caught three or more, head to the Alph Lab (found just outside the entrance to the Ruins of Alph). There you can get an update to your Pokedex that allows you to view and keep track of each type of Unown you have caught. Once you have caught all 26 types of Unown, return to the Alph Lab and use the machine in the corner. This gives you an additional Game Boy Printer option that allows you to print out banners using the letters as shapes of the Unown Pokemon - a special “Unown Font”.
SPECIAL POKEMON TRAINERS LIST
There are six extremely helpful Pokemon trainers in Gold and Silver. If you keep their telephone numbers in your Pokegear, these guys will then randomly give you useful tips throughout the game on how or where to find rare Pokemon. They will also guide you towards Pokemon “swarms”, allowing you to catch certain wild Pokemon much easier.
1. Fisherman Ralph (Route 32) - Helps you find Qwilfish.
2. Hiker Anthony (Route 33) - Helps you find Dunsparce.
3. Bug Catcher Arnie (Route 35) - Helps you find Yanma.
4. Schoolboy Chad (Route 38) - Helps you find Snubbull.
5. Fisherman Wilton (Route 44) - Helps you find Remoraid.
6. Hiker Parry (Route 45) - Helps you find Marill.
Easy Breeding Using Ditto
Here is a trick to make breeding for the Pokemon you want a breeze. To do this trick, simply select the Pokemon of your choice and a Ditto and put them in the DayCare Center. After waiting a bit, the old man will give you an egg that will hatch as whatever Pokemon you put in with Ditto! This makes it so that you don’t need to look around for a female and male Pokemon to breed. A major time savor.
How to Avoid Random Encounters With Cut
You can easily get through grassy areas without fighting random Pokemon by using the HM Cut move. Once you have taught Cut to a Pokemon, you can use that Pokemon to cut down trees and slice through grass while on the overworld. The trick is to use Cut to slice the grass in front of you. Do this and you can then walk on the spot without fighting a random Pokemon. Note that if you leave the area and return, the grass will have grown back.
How to Encounter “Shiny” Pokemon
You can encounter a different color of a normal Pokemon known as a “Shiny Pokemon”. However these are uber rare, and the odds of it happening are 1 out of 8,192! Good luck!
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Angry Video Game Nerd reviews Castlevania 2 and 3 on NES
This is the 80th in a series of reviews of bad video games by the Angry Video Game Nerd. Watch as the Angry Nerd reviews the original Castlevania game sequels for the Nintendo Entertainment System. Both games are nowadays easily available for $5 each on the Wii’s Virtual Console download service.
This time he encounters the continuation of Konami’s NES classic series: Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest (1988).
He then continues his stressful action-platformer adventure with Konami’s NES classic: Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse (1990).
Three years ago in episode 1 the Nerd reviewed the truely horrible Castlevania 2: Simon’s Quest. The Nerd now returns to the first game he ever reviewed. As always, coarse language ahead.
In case you’re curious, here’s Castlevania III: Dracula’s Curse’s boss battle and ending: Article continues »
Cheats for Pokemon Emerald Version (GBA guide)
Looking for Pokemon Emerald cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of guides for this updated Game Boy Advance version of Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire.
UNLOCKABLE POKEMON LIST
There are certain pokemon that can only be caught when you trigger certain events. Here is the list:
1. Beldum - See Steven’s house after you beat the Elite four.
2. Castform - Take out the rival team at the weather institute.
3. Chikorita, Cyndaquil or Tododile- When you complete the 200 Pokemon of Hoenn. Professor Birch will call you on your Pokenav.
4. Deoxys - Get the Aurara Ticket, and go to Birth Island
5. Groudon - Beat the Elite Four, and go to the land lair.
6. Ho-oh/Lugia - Get the Mystic Ticket, and go to Navel Island
7. Kyogre - Beat the Elite Four, and go to the sea lair.
8. Latios or Latias - After beating the elite four, watch the T.V. downstairs in your house.
9. Latios or Latias - Mix records with a Ruby or Sapphire with the Eon ticket, and go to Southern Island.
10. Mew - Get the Old Sea Chart, and go to Faraway Island
11. Rayquaza - Get Magma and Aqua to get Kyogre and Groudon out of the cave, and go to Sky Pillar.
12. Treeko, Torchic, or Mudkip - Help Proffesor Birch escape the wild pokemon
How to Catch Shedinja
To get Shedinja, you must first catch a Nincada, and have an empty space in your party. People say you need a Pokeball for it, but you do NOT. Shedinja copies the ball the Nincada was caught in. So with one empty space in your party, level up Nincada to level 20. It will then evolve into Ninjask. Now when you check your party, you’ll find Shedinja in the final slot, along with the Ninjask and 4 other Pokemon.
How to Catch Gold/Silver/Crystal Pokemon At The Safari Zone
You can catch Pokemon from the Pokemon Gold, Silver and Crystal versions in Pokemon Emerald. To do this you simply need to beat the Elite Four. After you do so the Safari Zone will be upgraded to include new Pokemon from the Gold/Silver/Crystal versions, such as Houndour, Aipom, Stantler, Mareep, Miltank, and others. This Unlockable works only in Pokemon Emerald.
How to Unlock the Battle Frontier
Simply beat the game and you’ll be able to access the new Battle Frontier. A park dedicated to all style and manner of Pokemon battling.
How to Unlock the Altering Cave
You can go to Altering Cave after you beat the Elite Four. It is located on Route 103.
How to Unlock Trainer Hill
You must beat the Elite Four in order to unlock Trainer Hill.
Mystery Gift Secret Option
There is a Mystery Gift System that allows you to take advantage of Nintendo held events for some really cool additions. To activate this, go to a Poke Mart and press A at the piece of paper on the counter. Then type in these 4 words: “Link Together With All”. The Shopkeeper will notice this, giving you access to the “Mystery Gift” system. After this, save your game. Before starting next time, you’ll notice a new “Mystery Gift” option in the Main Menu. Here is what you can do with it:
How to Unlock the National Pokedex
Once you have beaten the Elite 4, Prof. Birch will visit you and give you the National Dex once you leave the house. The National Dex records Pokemon from throughout the nation, instead of regional.
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Cheats for Pokemon Ruby Version (GBA guide)
Looking for Pokemon Ruby cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of Pokemon Ruby game cheats and guides for the first Game Boy Advance entries in the Pokemon series.
How to Get the National Pokedex
To get the National Pokedex, simply conduct a trade with someone who is using the Pokemon FireRed or LeafGreen versions. You’re Pokedex will then be updated to the National version.
How To Get the Diplomas
1. National Pokedex Diploma - Collect all 386 Pokemon info in your Pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
2. Pokemon Diploma - Have all 202 pokemon Seen and Caught in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
BATTLE TOWER UNLOCKABLES LIST
If you will win certain items after battling for a long enough period at the Battle Tower. However all your wins must be in a single unbreakable streak (meaning you can’t lose). Here is the list of items you can get for winning battles at the Battle Tower:
1. Brightpowder - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
2. Calcium - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
3. Carbos - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
4. Gold Shield - Win 100 battles
5. HP Up - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
6. Iron - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
7. Leftovers - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
8. Protein - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
9. Scope Lens - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
10. Silver Shield - Win 50 battles
11. White Herb - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
12. Zinc - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
TRICK HOUSE UNLOCKABLES LIST
The following are the items you can unlock by completing the challenges in the Trick House on Route 110.
1. Blue / Red Tent - Beat Eighth Challenge
2. Hard Stone - Beat Third Challenge
3. Magnet - Beat Sixth Challenge
4. PP Max - Beat Seventh Challenge
5. Rare Candy - Beat First Challenge
6. Smoke Ball -Beat Fourth Challenge
7. Taunt - Beat Fifth Challenge
8. Timer Ball - Beat Second Challenge
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Cheats for Pokemon Sapphire Version (GBA guide)
Looking for Pokemon Sapphire cheats and secrets? Then look no further, as we have all kinds of Pokemon Sapphire cheats and guides for the first Game Boy Advance entries in the Pokemon series.
How to Get the National Pokedex
To get the National Pokedex, simply conduct a trade with someone who is using the Pokemon FireRed or LeafGreen versions. You’re Pokedex will then be updated to the National version.
How To Get the Diplomas
1. National Pokedex Diploma - Collect all 386 Pokemon info in your Pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
2. Pokemon Diploma - Have all 202 pokemon Seen and Caught in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.
BATTLE TOWER UNLOCKABLES LIST
If you will win certain items after battling for a long enough period at the Battle Tower. However all your wins must be in a single unbreakable streak (meaning you can’t lose). Here is the list of items you can get for winning battles at the Battle Tower:
1. Brightpowder - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
2. Calcium - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
3. Carbos - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
4. Gold Shield - Win 100 battles
5. HP Up - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
6. Iron - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
7. Leftovers - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
8. Protein - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
9. Scope Lens - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
10. Silver Shield - Win 50 battles
11. White Herb - Random prize every 7 battles after the 50th
12. Zinc - Randomly win after every 7 battles before the 50th
TRICK HOUSE UNLOCKABLES LIST
The following are the items you can unlock by completing the challenges in the Trick House on Route 110.
1. Blue / Red Tent - Beat Eighth Challenge
2. Hard Stone - Beat Third Challenge
3. Magnet - Beat Sixth Challenge
4. PP Max - Beat Seventh Challenge
5. Rare Candy - Beat First Challenge
6. Smoke Ball -Beat Fourth Challenge
7. Taunt - Beat Fifth Challenge
8. Timer Ball - Beat Second Challenge
How To Get Glass Items
On Route 113, to the right of Fallobour Town, you’ll find a house with a man who will make you items if you bring him ash. To collect ash, you must walk through the ash covered grass in the area. Then bring it to the Glass Item Maker. Here is the list of items and how much ash it takes to get them.
1. Blue Flute - Walk 250 steps in the ash.
2. Red Flute - Walk 500 steps in the ash.
3. Yellow Flute - Walk 500 steps in the ash.
4. White Flute - Walk 1,000 steps in the ash.
5. Black Flute - Walk 1,000 steps in the ash.
6. Pretty Chair - Walk 6,000 steps in the ash.
7. Pretty Desk - Walk 8,000 steps in the ash.
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Pokemon Yellow cheats and hints (GB guide)
Looking for cheats for Pokemon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition? Then look no further. Below is a list of cheats, secrets and tips for this enhanced edition of Pokemon Red & Blue for the original Game Boy.
How to Catch Mew in Pokemon Yellow
There is no official way to catch Mew in Pokemon Yellow. The only way was to have visited a Nintendo Event where he was uploaded to your copy of the game. So in order to get yourself a Mew, you will need to find a friend’s copy who DOES have Mew, and then trade. Alternatively, you can use a cheat device to unlock him, but be warned that this and other methods may mess your game up. If that happens we are not responsible, use at your own discretion.
Mew Glitch
There is a glitch you can use to catch Mew, however use it at your own risk. To do this trick, do not fight the Gambler facing the house in between Lavender Town and Saffron City. Instead, go to the door of the house and save your game. (Note that Mew may be erased if you save after catching him). Now step towards the gambler and immediatly press start. If done correctly you will bring up the Start Menu before the Gambler sees you. Now select your Flying Pokemon and Fly to Cerulean City. The gambler will then see you but you will Fly away. (Your Start, A, and B buttons will not work during this point). Walk up Nugget Bridge and then go to the 5th Trainer after Nugget Bridge (He will be facing up). He is a Youngster with a Slowpoke. Defeat his Slowpoke, and then your Start, A, and B buttons will function again. Now Fly back to Lavender Town and walk towards Saffron City. Your Menu should pop up by itself. Hit B to exit it, and then you will enter a battle with a Mew, where you can try to capture it. Good luck! You also may be able to trade Mew once capture to another Pokemon game, and then have Mew permanently (note that this hasn’t been tested, try at your own risk).
Here is a video guide using the above glitch to catch Mew! (thx to Neadoe)
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