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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''' 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. |
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It is not to be confused with the game's internal battery running dry |
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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==Fixing it== |
==Fixing it== |
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#For a limited amount of time, Nintendo allowed players to send their games in, and receive them back with the Berry glitch fixed. |
#For a limited amount of time, Nintendo allowed players to send their games in, and receive them back with the Berry glitch fixed. |
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#The Pokémon Colosseum Bonus Disc, which includes a Jirachi transferable to the handheld games and a trailer for the 6th Pokémon movie, also included the opportunity to connect the Game Boy Advance to the GameCube and have the Berry glitch fixed. |
#The Pokémon Colosseum Bonus Disc, which includes a Jirachi transferable to the handheld games and a trailer for the 6th Pokémon movie, also included the opportunity to connect the Game Boy Advance to the GameCube and have the Berry glitch fixed. |
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#In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the player could press |
#In Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the player could press SELECT+B at the title screen to reveal a screen titled "Berry Glitch Fix." From here, one could connect to a Pokémon Ruby or Sapphire game with a link cable and have the Berry glitch fixed. |
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#Downloading Jirachi from Pokémon Channel will fix the Berry glitch after it has been transferred to the game. |
#Downloading Jirachi from Pokémon Channel will fix the Berry glitch after it has been transferred to the game. |
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#When the player links an affected game to Pokémon Box, when the player saves their game in the 'Go To Adventure' mode the Berry glitch will have been automatically fixed, with the message "The Berry Program was updated". |
#When the player links an affected game to Pokémon Box, when the player saves their game in the 'Go To Adventure' mode the Berry glitch will have been automatically fixed, with the message "The Berry Program was updated". |
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