Video game moves - Game Boy Advance

Pokemon: Ruby Version

Pokemon - Ruby for Game Boy Advance is yet another in this popular pocket monster series.

Developer:Game Freak

Genre:Role-Playing

Release Date:March 19, 2003

Players:1-4

Platforms: GameBoy Advance

Game Overview

Released simultaneously with Pokemon - Sapphire, Pokemon - Ruby for Game Boy Advance is yet another in this popular pocket monster series. The action in this game very closely follows previous Pokemon gameplay, however, the frequency of certain monsters as well as environments and battle play differ quite a bit. In both the Sapphire and Ruby versions of this edition, action unfolds across a chain of islands with varied climates and terrain called Hoenn. There are more than 15 cities for players to explore, each one filled with its own unique climate, environment and battle structure. Gamers can carry up to six Pokemon at one time after catching them in the wild. Over a 100 new pocket monster Pokemon have been added to this version and the little monsters can now be catalogued in an upgraded version of the Pokedex. Unfortunately, players are not able to transfer any of their existing Pokemon from earlier series titles from Game Boy or Game Boy Color.

Game Boy Advance BUTTON LAYOUT:

Pokemon: Ruby Version - Game Boy Advance - Controller

BASIC MOVES:

move character or cursor

arrange items, change move order

select a command, talk, examine an item, scroll through text

cancel a command

run with running shoes equipped

CHEAT CODES:

You will receive a Durin Berry.

Password: COOL LATIOS

You will receive a Watmel Berry.

Password: OVERWHELMING LATIAS

You will receive a Pamtre Berry.

Password: CHALLENGE CONTEST

You will receive a Spelon Berry.

Password: GREAT BATTLE

You will receive a Belue Berry.

Password: SUPER HUSTLE

You will receive Mystery Event.

Password: MYSTERY EVENT IS EXCITING

Beat seventh challenge.

Unlockable: PP Max)

Beat for the eighth, and final challenge.

Unlockable: Blue(Sapp)/Red(Ruby) Tent)

Beat sixth challenge.

Unlockable: Magnet (Electric Power Up)

Beat fifth challenge.

Unlockable: Taunt (TM12)

Beat fourth challenge.

Unlockable: Smoke Ball (HM4 Needed)

Beat third challenge.

Unlockable: Hard Stone (Rock Power Up) (HM6 Needed)

Beat second challenge.

Unlockable: Timer Ball

Beat first challenge.

Unlockable: Rare Candy (HM1 Needed)

Win at least 50 battles in a row in the Battle Tower.

Unlockable: Silver Trophy

Win at least 100 battles in a row in the Battle Tower.

Unlockable: Gold Trophy

Get 5 pictures painted in the Lilycove Art Museum.

Unlockable: Glass Sculpture

Have maximum coolness on lead Pokémon.

Unlockable: Red Scarf

Have maximum beauty on lead Pokémon.

Unlockable: Blue Scarf

Have maximum cuteness on lead Pokémon.

Unlockable: Pink Scarf

Have maximum smartness on lead Pokémon.

Unlockable: Green Scarf

Have maximum toughness on lead Pokémon.

Unlockable: Yellow Scarf

Give the Shard Hunter a Blue Shard.

Unlockable: Water Stone

Give the Shard Hunter a Green Shard.

Unlockable: Leaf Stone

Give the Shard Hunter a Red Shard.

Unlockable: Fire Stone

Give the Shard Hunter a Yellow Shard.

Unlockable: Thunder Stone

Have all 202 pokemon Seen and Caught in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.

Unlockable: Pokemon Diploma

Collect all 386 Pokemon info in your Pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer.

Unlockable: National Pokedex Diploma

The Card you start off with

Unlockable: Green Trainer Card

Beat the Elite Four at least once

Unlockable: Bronze Trainer Card

Catch all 200 Pokemon

Unlockable: Copper Trainer Card

Beat all of the contests

Unlockable: Silver Trainer Card

Beat 50 trainers in a row in battle tower, either LV 50 or LV 100

Unlockable: Gold Trainer Card

Trade from Pokemon Fire Red or Pokemon Leaf Green

Unlockable: National Pokedex