Well, it's acually just called an AR. The AR stands for Action Replay. Im not sure why it's called that but it's a device that hacks games up. there is an AR for the GameBoy Advance, GameBoy Advance SP, and the Nintendo DS. Most people although use it on Pokemon Emerald. What you do is put the AR in the slot where you put your game. The AR has it's own slot which now you put the game in. After that, search a code on the internet. Once you've got one you like, type it in your AR. When your finished putting all the codes, turn off you console and take out the AR. Then put your game in the slot like you normally would and turn it on again. Your game should work fine but with the hacks in them. For Example: If you put a code for a Pokemon in Pokemon emerald, when you play it, it will have that Pokemon in it.
you can't. plain and simple
No, Leafeon an Glaceon DO NOT EXIST on GBA Pokemon games. No amount of cheating with AR/GS will get you these Pokemon on GBA.
its not an emerald its RAYQUAZA the main legendary Pokemon in Pokemon emerald.
You cannot get a Yanma in Pokemon Emerald, as only Hoenn Region Pokemon can be found in Pokemon Emerald.
their is none that works but the best chance of getting it is from Pokemon emerald Sapphire or ruby have one free space on emerald and face people in the battle frontier you will get a bad egg that has it i swer that is how i got mine hope it helps :]
No.
yes because it is
use an AR.
you need an AR.
its called gameshark
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probly not because you have ar no i have a gameshark not and ar
To catch Jirachi you must use an AR.
yes
it works good if the AR is good
Not an AR, you'd need the GameShark.
If u have a gameshark or ar use the Pokemon modifier and u will have all 300 Pokemon :)