Out of bounds: Difference between revisions

In Generations I to III areas which are 'Out of bounds' refer to those which are outside the normal map area, when going 'out of bounds' the player will usually be taken to another route with a different map structure, usually with different music if the player has moved into another town. However in Red/Blue through [[Walk Through Walls]] players often use an [[game-enhancing device|external device]] such as [[gameshark]]GameShark to access areas which have completely undefined data; resulting in a crash. Some people also use Walk Through Walls without gamesharkone of these devices, by using most of the [[Glitch City (Red/Blue/Yellow)]] trick but making theirhis or her last step when jumping on a slope resulting in the player being able to walkWalk through wallsWalls, as it causes every step to be a jump. Sometimes as an exception to this when using a [[Walk Through Walls]] code in Generation II if the game does not crash it may reset itself into a [[Glitch Dimension]] or give a 'This gamepak is designed only for use on the Gameboy Colour.' message for Pokémon Crystal.

In Generation IV, if a player goes Out of bounds into undefined map data, the game will not crash and instead state that the player is in the '[[Mystery Zone]]', presuming the game is Diamond/Pearl/Platinum or '[[---- (Area)|----]]' in Pokémon HeartgoldHeartGold/SoulsilverSoulSilver. This can be done by a 'Walk Anywhere' code but surprisingly can be done without an [[gamesharkgame-enhancing device|external device]] through [[Tweaking]].

#[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7x6z1m8BZQ] - A player using a 'walk anywhere' [[gameshark|Action Replay]] code to move out of bounds.]

#[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3X1wckfPNE] - A player using a [[Walk Through Walls]] code on Pokémon Crystal to move out of bounds, giving the 'This gamepak is designed only for use on the Gameboy Colour' message.]