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''This article refers to a glitch in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire when time-based events will stop. For the glitch related to when the player uses a Pomeg Berry with a relatively low amount of HP see [[Pomeg glitch]].''

The '''Berry glitch''' is a ~~misnomer~~ ~~for~~ a [[glitch]] where all clock-based events will freeze, including the growth of berries and the player's clock. It was officially patched in later versions of the Generation III games so it does not exist in Pokémon Emerald. The glitch causes all berries to stop growing, and occurs after the game's internal clock has been active for a currently unknown amount of time.

The '''Berry glitch''' (Japanese: きのみ問題) is the name of a [[glitch]] where all clock-based events will freeze, including the growth of berries and the player's clock. It was officially patched in later versions of the Generation III games so it does not exist in Pokémon Emerald. The glitch causes all berries to stop growing, and occurs after the game's internal clock has been active for a currently unknown amount of time.

It is not to be confused with the game's internal battery running dry, a different problem which is explicitly mentioned while booting the game.

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 ''This article refers to a glitch in Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire when time-based events will stop. For the glitch related to when the player uses a Pomeg Berry with a relatively low amount of HP see [[Pomeg glitch]].''
-The '''Berry glitch''' is a misnomer for a [[glitch]] where all clock-based events will freeze, including the growth of berries and the player's clock. It was officially patched in later versions of the Generation III games so it does not exist in Pokémon Emerald. The glitch causes all berries to stop growing, and occurs after the game's internal clock has been active for a currently unknown amount of time.
+The '''Berry glitch''' (Japanese: きのみ問題) is the name of a [[glitch]] where all clock-based events will freeze, including the growth of berries and the player's clock. It was officially patched in later versions of the Generation III games so it does not exist in Pokémon Emerald. The glitch causes all berries to stop growing, and occurs after the game's internal clock has been active for a currently unknown amount of time.
 It is not to be confused with the game's internal battery running dry, a different problem which is explicitly mentioned while booting the game.

Berry glitch: Difference between revisions

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