Debugging features within Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow: Difference between revisions

In the original Pokémon Red and Blue, the term "ERROR" appears in the game script, regardless of the fact that such 'errors', have not been officially explained by Nintendo or the game instruction booklet. Error codes often appear in dialogue boxes in the form of "X ERROR" when performing a different variation of the [[Ditto Trick]], where a dialogue box will be forced open instead of the player's menu displaying "X ERROR", often appearing in between [[glitch dialoguedialog]]. 'Legitimate' error codes appear to range from 1 to 99 however, other error codes do exist may be withdrawn by the game such as [[Zero Error|0 errorERROR]]. However, since error messages often appear within glitch dialogue, what appears to be a two digit error code may actually be a one digit error code, with a number or symbol formed by arbitrary, or 'junk' data before it. Since there are no pointers which bring up an error code in a typical play-through, perhaps the error codes are considerable as pre-cursors for the more complicated error handlers, presumably once for debugging features in Pokémon Gold and Silver such as [[Object Event.]] and [[No windows avail-able for popping]].