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[[Image:Mobile_adaptor.png|270px|thumb|right|A trade via the mobile adaptor which was only released in Japanese versions of Pokémon Crystal, when you first connect the mobile adaptor it will play music never heard in the English versions of the game.]]

Most soundtrack in the Pokémon games have been applied to at least one map or other in-game interfaces such as the title and the battling system. However various songs and sound effects exist in the Pokémon games which are never actually used at all without an [[game-altering device|external device]].

Most soundtrack in the Pokémon games have been applied to at least one map, or other in-game interfaces such as the title and the battling system. However various songs and sound effects exist in the Pokémon games which are never actually used at all without an [[game-altering device|external device]].

Several of these tracks ~~may~~ have been composed to account for music from older games. For example; a remixed version of the title screen music on Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire exists on Pokémon Diamond and Pearl however it is never used in normal gameplay. Other tracks serve a completely unknown purpose such as an unused theme from Pokémon Battle Revolution. ~~However it~~ is notable an off-key version of music from routes 206, 207, 208, and 211 ~~account~~ for several hundred areas entitled [[Mystery Zone]] in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.

Several of these tracks have arguably, been composed to account for music from older games. For example; a remixed version of the title screen music from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire exists in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, however it is never used in normal gameplay. Other tracks serve a completely unknown purpose such as an unused theme from Pokémon Battle Revolution. It is also notable that an off-key version of the original music from routes 206, 207, 208, and 211 accounts for several hundred inaccessible areas entitled [[Mystery Zone]] in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.

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 [[Image:Mobile_adaptor.png|270px|thumb|right|A trade via the mobile adaptor which was only released in Japanese versions of Pokémon Crystal, when you first connect the mobile adaptor it will play music never heard in the English versions of the game.]]
-Most soundtrack in the Pokémon games have been applied to at least one map or other in-game interfaces such as the title and the battling system. However various songs and sound effects exist in the Pokémon games which are never actually used at all without an [[game-altering device|external device]].
+Most soundtrack in the Pokémon games have been applied to at least one map, or other in-game interfaces such as the title and the battling system. However various songs and sound effects exist in the Pokémon games which are never actually used at all without an [[game-altering device|external device]].
-Several of these tracks may have been composed to account for music from older games. For example; a remixed version of the title screen music on Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire exists on Pokémon Diamond and Pearl however it is never used in normal gameplay. Other tracks serve a completely unknown purpose such as an unused theme from Pokémon Battle Revolution. However it is notable an off-key version of music from routes 206, 207, 208, and 211 account for several hundred areas entitled [[Mystery Zone]] in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.
+Several of these tracks have arguably, been composed to account for music from older games. For example; a remixed version of the title screen music from Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire exists in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, however it is never used in normal gameplay. Other tracks serve a completely unknown purpose such as an unused theme from Pokémon Battle Revolution. It is also notable that an off-key version of the original music from routes 206, 207, 208, and 211 accounts for several hundred inaccessible areas entitled [[Mystery Zone]] in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl.

Unused music: Difference between revisions

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