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ポケットモンスター 赤・緑・青
Pokémon Red Version and Blue Version |
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Also known as: Pocket Monsters: Red & Green (JP), Pocket Monsters: Blue (JP) This game has unused areas. |
Pokémon Red and Blue |
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Also known as: Pocket Monsters: Red & Green (JP), Pocket Monsters: Blue (JP) This game has unused areas. |
ポケモン 赤・ 青 は、ポケモンシリーズの第一作目である。もともと日本でポケットモンスター 赤 ・ 緑 、後の 青 として発売されたもの。 多くの子供達をポケモンマスターを目指す旅にハマらせ、ゲームボーイの虜にした。
誤った翻訳 ゲームがある言語から他の言語に翻訳された時のミスだ。 |
バージョンによる違い ローカライズ時の変更など、バージョンによる差異だ。 |
Game Genie Code | Offsets to Patch |
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132-2FB-F7D | 0x822F to 13 |
692-30B-7F7 | 0x8230 to 69 |
CF2-32B-917 | 0x8232 to CF |
692-33B-4CB | 0x8233 to 69 |
ゲームセンターCXのスペシャルエピソードに『ポケモン』製作者の田尻智へのインタビュー回がある。インタビュー中に、おそらく初期段階の設計資料かゲーム提案書が、ニドキング、ヤドラン、ユンゲラーの3体分クローズアップで写っている。資料中には赤や緑のスプライトが、名前や図鑑番号とともに記されている。興味深いことに、この番号は最終版のポケモン図鑑番号と一致せず、むしろ内部の種族テーブルと一致する。ニドキングは0x07、ガルーラは0x08でユンゲラーは0x26だ。このスクリーンレイアウトとうっすら見えるスーパーゲームボーイの枠を考慮すれば、この画面はごく初期のゲーム内ポケモン図鑑によるものとも推定できる。
このニドキングの初期名称が、最終版のニドキングでなく、マイコー♂であることも注目に値する。
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Unused Celadon Warp
An unused warp to the fifth floor of the Celadon Department Store (map 136) exists in Celadon City, located on the building to the right of the Prize Corner where a door would normally be found. Exit location data also exists for the map, with the exit point index number being 08.
ID | 鳴き声 |
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0x43 | |
0x4F | |
0x51 | |
0x5E | |
0x5F | |
0x7F | |
0x89 | |
0xB5 |
You can create a door to access the warp with the GameShark code 017C72C8. You can appear where the warp is by using the GameShark codes 0108B5D3 0108B1D3, entering a certain map in Celadon City (such as the Pokémon Center) and exiting.
Unused Scripted SFX
There exists three unused scripted events in which a sound effect would have been played using a text command. For example, the Dewgong cry would have played if the player interacted with an "NPC" version of this Pokémon. However, in that specific case it never gets used as no Dewgong exists in that form in the final games, with only a member of the Pokémon Fan Club owning a Seel.
TX_SOUND_POKEDEX_RATING, SFX_POKEDEX_RATING TX_SOUND_GET_ITEM_1_DUPLICATE, SFX_GET_ITEM_1 TX_SOUND_CRY_DEWGONG, DEWGONG
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