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Line 1: {{Home console}} The '''control-stick neutral position glitch''' affects [[wikipedia:Nintendo GameCube\|Nintendo GameCube]] games. ~~{{Collective Page}}~~ If the player turns the power of the console on while tilting the control-stick in a certain direction, or disconnects the controller and re-connects it with the control-stick tilted in a certain position, the game will act like that position is always held down, until the problem is fixed. A recurring problem has existed within Nintendo's [[wikipedia:analog stick\|control-stick]] based consoles until the relatively recent release of the Nintendo Wii, which was launched in Japan on December 2, 2006. The problem exists within the Nintendo 64 (N64) and the Nintendo Gamecube (N64) and is caused when the player turns the power of the console on, whilst holding the control-stick so that it stays until released in a certain position, other than the neutral position (the center of the control-stick). This hardware problem [http://www.nintendo.com/consumer/systems/nintendogamecube/trouble_accessory.jsp is acknowledged] by Nintendo. When the game is loaded, the console will take the direction that the player was initially pushing the control-stick as the new neutral positon. As a result, the game will perform any processes concerned with the player moving the joystick in that direction. This is one of several hardware/software glitches acknowledged by Nintendo. ==How to solve the problem== #Turn the system off and back on, without touching the control stick. #The player can pause the game and carefully remove the game controller and reconnect it again. Whilst doing this, he or she should ensure that the joystick has returned to its normal neutral position. #Press the X, Y, and Start buttons simultaneously for three seconds during gameplay, making sure to not touch the control stick. ~~#The player can simply turn the console off and back on again with the joystick in its normal neutral position.~~ #OnUnplug the ~~Nintendo~~game ~~Gamecube,~~controller ~~the~~and ~~player~~reconnect ~~can~~it ~~use~~again ~~an in-built neutral position reset. He or she should hold~~while the X,system ~~Y, and Start buttons simultaneously for three seconds during game~~is ~~play~~on, ~~whilst not~~without touching the control- stick. ==Exploitation ~~of the glitch~~== #In {{Colosseum}}, the control-stick neutral position problem has been exploited to have [[bp:Wes\|Wes]] continuously walk down, and have the game automatically pull off the [[cliff glitch]]. This makes the process of purifying [[bp:Shadow Pokémon\|Shadow Pokémon]] and raising Pokémon in the Day Care easier. #In Pokémon Colosseum and Pokémon XD, players frequently change the neutral controller position to another direction, so that the main character is moving. He or she may exploit this by having a Shadow Pokémon, or a Pokémon which evolves by happiness in his or her party so that its happiness will increase whilst walking whilst the player needs to put less input into the controller. The problem can be exploited so that the player does not have to put any input into the controller at all, by moving into an irregularly angled wall. #In {{XD}}, the 'whirlpool room' on [[bp:Citadark Isle\|Citadark Isle]] [http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/925945-pokemon-xd-gale-of-darkness/50287947 apparently] has multiple corners that allow the player to walk continuously. #In {{RS}}, with an Acro Bike, it is possible to face a mudslide and continually go up, which makes it easier to hatch eggs. Note that a Game Boy Player is necessary in this case. [[Category:Pokémon glitches officially acknowledged by Nintendo]] [[Category:Non-core series Pokémon game glitches]] [[Category:Generation III glitches]]