JarieSuicune
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Can you add new games and codes to the AR manually? Yes. But it's gonna take you a LONG time. Have you even looked at the menus on your AR? It's right on there.
However, if you are wanting to use an older ARDS, which it sounds like you do, you are gonna have to update the firmware, which of course is flat out impossible without connecting to a computer. And, not all ARDS's can be updated to work with B/W, so you're better off just getting a new ARDSi or just giving up on any cheats.
This is stuff that has been talked about and answered WAY too many times, even on this thread. You're supposed to actually CHECK for threads before reposting the same kind of question that's been asked so much. That would really help save space and time. ProjectPokemon.org has a thread dedicated to helping with updating an older ARDS, if you have trouble understanding how to do so. (It sure helped me, though I found mine couldn't update, so I bought an ARDSi.)
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Ok, sorry, I KNOW this is a double-posting, but this clears up the Dream World's 13204 Error code issue:
Ok, so, if you use the Complete Pokedex Code, you become unable to connect your game to the Dream World, getting a 13204 Error Code. As to exactly why, it's still not clear, but it involves a check of the Pokedex, in a similar way to how Random Match checks for the legality of your team for battles. (Most likely the presence of certain Dex Entries, such as Keldeo/Meloetta/Genosect, and possibly Zekrom/Reshiram/Victini's Shiny forms, though the latter three is doubtful to be part of it.)
Anyway, here are the codes for B/W that reverse the Complete Dex Codes: Empty Pokedex Codes, for Black and White. (Technically, they're just the Complete Dex Codes, with the row of "FFFFFFFF" replaced with "00000000"
NOTE: After using the code, DO NOT look at your Pokedex until AFTER you have caught a Bulbasaur and an Isshu Pokemon, or something like that. It will give you an 'Error, shut down the system' screen if you do. After you've caught and registered those two Pokemon, you're good to go and send a Pokemon to the Dream World! ^_^
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon White (USA):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d1d0 00001803
d5000000 ffffffff
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d1d4
d2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon Black (USA):
94000130 FFFB0000
0223D1B0 00001803
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 00000131
D6000000 0223D1B4
D2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon White (Japanese):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d030 00001803
d5000000 00000000
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d034
d2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon Black (Japanese):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d010 00001803
d5000000 00000000
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d014
d2000000 00000000
Edit: And below, we have Mat924, the guy with no clue. Do you want a mocking, or just plain sarcasm?
Come on, use your head man. The reason it has an error is because the PGL CHECKS your Dex for the non-legal entries.
If you were referring to the Dex getting an error, wrong again: you'd get an error after wiping you Dex BECAUSE IT'S EMPTY, and the game doesn't have any info for how to render that.
However, if you are wanting to use an older ARDS, which it sounds like you do, you are gonna have to update the firmware, which of course is flat out impossible without connecting to a computer. And, not all ARDS's can be updated to work with B/W, so you're better off just getting a new ARDSi or just giving up on any cheats.
This is stuff that has been talked about and answered WAY too many times, even on this thread. You're supposed to actually CHECK for threads before reposting the same kind of question that's been asked so much. That would really help save space and time. ProjectPokemon.org has a thread dedicated to helping with updating an older ARDS, if you have trouble understanding how to do so. (It sure helped me, though I found mine couldn't update, so I bought an ARDSi.)
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Ok, sorry, I KNOW this is a double-posting, but this clears up the Dream World's 13204 Error code issue:
Ok, so, if you use the Complete Pokedex Code, you become unable to connect your game to the Dream World, getting a 13204 Error Code. As to exactly why, it's still not clear, but it involves a check of the Pokedex, in a similar way to how Random Match checks for the legality of your team for battles. (Most likely the presence of certain Dex Entries, such as Keldeo/Meloetta/Genosect, and possibly Zekrom/Reshiram/Victini's Shiny forms, though the latter three is doubtful to be part of it.)
Anyway, here are the codes for B/W that reverse the Complete Dex Codes: Empty Pokedex Codes, for Black and White. (Technically, they're just the Complete Dex Codes, with the row of "FFFFFFFF" replaced with "00000000"
NOTE: After using the code, DO NOT look at your Pokedex until AFTER you have caught a Bulbasaur and an Isshu Pokemon, or something like that. It will give you an 'Error, shut down the system' screen if you do. After you've caught and registered those two Pokemon, you're good to go and send a Pokemon to the Dream World! ^_^
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon White (USA):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d1d0 00001803
d5000000 ffffffff
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d1d4
d2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon Black (USA):
94000130 FFFB0000
0223D1B0 00001803
D5000000 00000000
C0000000 00000131
D6000000 0223D1B4
D2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon White (Japanese):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d030 00001803
d5000000 00000000
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d034
d2000000 00000000
Empty Pokedex Code, Pokemon Black (Japanese):
94000130 fffb0000
0223d010 00001803
d5000000 00000000
c0000000 00000131
d6000000 0223d014
d2000000 00000000
Edit: And below, we have Mat924, the guy with no clue. Do you want a mocking, or just plain sarcasm?
Come on, use your head man. The reason it has an error is because the PGL CHECKS your Dex for the non-legal entries.
If you were referring to the Dex getting an error, wrong again: you'd get an error after wiping you Dex BECAUSE IT'S EMPTY, and the game doesn't have any info for how to render that.
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