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Line 1: {{unused maps}} [[Image:Emptyblueroomadvance.png\|270px\|thumb\|right\|AAn ~~full~~unused, alternative ~~map~~version of Route 104 in the ~~Large~~final ~~Blue~~version ~~Room in~~of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, ~~note~~with ~~that~~its ~~various~~dimensions ~~trainers~~expanded ~~exist~~from ~~here who are not used in the final~~1x1 ~~game~~tile.]] An alternative version of the northern part of Route 104 exists within the engine of the final version of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. This map remains inaccessible without the use of a [[cheating device]]. Within the coding of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire a rather large blue map corresponding to an alternative version of the northern part of Route 104 exists within the game; however this map is normally inaccesible without the use of a [[game-altering device]]. For unknown reasons, it is incomplete in the sense that it uses no specified tileset data. The default dimensions are 1x1 tile, which may suggest that either the developers wanted to denote a map which was not going to be used in the final game to other staff or that the size of the map was left undefined, hence using a default size of 1x1 tile. This map contains several trainers, according to the Unseen64 website, none of these trainers have been used in the final game. This map is likely to have been identical to the altered Route 104 in the Pokémon Festa 2002 demo, which contained a warp to a [[R/S Flower Shop (Festa 2002 demo)\|closed version of the Pretty Petal Flower Shop]] and included several NPCs from the demo whom removed from the final game, for example; one informing the player that the florists inside the Flower Shop have left [http://web.archive.org/web/20020830124732/www.turquoisecity.com/Labs/Games/Advance/FestaDemo.shtm]. These maps still exist in Pokémon Emerald, but the event data for them was removed. The dimensions of this map are 1x1 tile, meaning that it needs to be modified to be able to see every NPC. There is probably no tileset for it; the image above just uses a blue background for the map. ==See also== Line 9 ⟶ 14: ==External Links== #[http://~~www.unseen64~~tcrf.net/~~2009/03/27/pokemon-ruby-more-unused-content-in-the-game/]~~Pokémon_Ruby#Pokémon_Festa_2002 -Section ~~An article from Unseen64.net discussing~~on the ~~large blue room and other beta elements within~~TCRF Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire article]. #[http://www.unseen64.net/2009/03/27/pokemon-ruby-more-unused-content-in-the-game/ An article about the subject from Unseen64.net]. [[Category:~~Beta~~Unused ~~elements~~content]] [[Category:Prerelease information and unused content]] [[Category:Unused maps, debug rooms, or placeholder locations]]