Pokemon Sapphire Questions

1) Where do I get lileep (the evolve form of cradily from the elite 4 steven) , someone tolled me your supposed to get a root fossile like a claw fossil to get anorith, not the 1 in the dessert.
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<BR>2) The question about the bad egg, how do you get it, like what do you have to do
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<BR>3) Where do I fight the rival, not wally
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<BR>4) Is action replay like gameshark?
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<BR>Is it better, where do I get it.

Date of Question: Apr 23rd 2004 | Question ID: 1993

Action Replay is kinda like gameshark I guess.Hah,you wish.Actionreplay is way more better than a cheap piece of junk called Gameshark.Gameshark doesn't even contain shiny pokemon codes.Action Replay does.I bought my Action Replay at EB games in Burbank.Oh,and about the bad egg,don't worry about it until you get a cheating code device.Then,ask about the bad egg.You can't obtain a bad egg without a Gameshark,Action Replay,Gameshark SP,or Codebreaker device.Besides,I already gave plenty of info about the bad egg somewhere down there.Everything else about the bad egg is my secret.Can't tell anyone anymore info.

1. If you got one fossil, the other is gone forever, you'll have to trade to get it.
2. I don't know how to get it, but it apparently never hatches, so don't bother.
3. I'd guess that he/she is like Latias/Latios, in that he/she runs around Hoenn randomly, and when you see him/her you can battle, but I'm not sure.
4. Action Replay is almost exactly like Gameshark, except it's harder to tell what variable it's modifying and what it's held at. For example, an AR code for the same thing could be something like c1r89nc2 18nc73rc, whereas a GS code is like 163fd3d2 ff. The AR code looks like gibberish (it isn't), but the GS code tells you (if you know hexadecimal) that it's holding variable 373281746 at 255. Also, AR is apparently better. I only have the AR, so I don't have the slightest clue which is better. I got my AR at Best Buy for $19.99.

P.S. Those codes probably won't work in any game, I just made them up.

Actionshark is perfectly correct. Believe me, GameShark is a real piece of @#$% and it can really freak-up your game.

I'm serious, it doesn't come with shiny Pokemon codes, or catch any Pokemon codes, or any of the best codes these people buy these systems for.

And you want to know the worst part about GameShark? It actually has the power to destroy your GameBoy to an irrepairable extent, and can actually plant a virus in your games, like it did with mine. Furthermore, there is a virus in my GameShark as I speak, and when you go to the screen which you choose your game and the cheats for them, you will see weird text that is illegible. Now remember, this is in MY GameShark. Now then, none of the codes on mine work, and when I enter the game with my GameShark activated, the graphics turn a bluish or a redish tint and there is a 50-50 chance that I will actually get to play the game with this cheat cartridge. When I don't get a chance to play the game because of the 50-50 chance I had, then it screws-up and plays glitchified tunes that are very simple. If you want an example of what this music sounds like, grab your Gold, Silver, or Crystal Version, and go to your Pokedex. Click on a Pokemon and press "Print" as an option on the top of the Pokemon entry screen. It will say something about an error with the printer connection, just ignore that and listen to the music. That is what it sounds like. Now, back to my GameShark. If you enter the game with this cheat cartridge inactive, then trying to activate the GameShark with the little black button on top will cause the whole game to go through a time warp glitch. The music will go half as quickly as it usually does, and you can't move your charactor around. Press the black button again to resume normal play. I also found that through this glitch, I saw that it is possible for it to @#$%-up your time track on your game. And one more thing. In my GameShark, there are fewer games and codes than there was when I first got the GameShark, because the virus inside is eating the data to a deleted extent. Every time I decide to play with my GameShark, I noticed how there are fewer and fewer codes and games registered on it, not that I can read the text, but that the list is a lot shorter. So you now can see that these viruses can eat-and-delete data in your game and GameShark. I have fixed the virus on my game, and I did it before it could begin eating at the data. If you want to know, the weirdest thing happened to my Yellow Version. After the virus entered the game, the instant I entered the grassy area where you find wild Pokemon I encountered a level 856 Missin++++gno Pokemon ..##==n. it was a huge glitch that had little fragments of it on the screen everywhere, and the screen turned a redish tint.

My Pokemon was twisted-up, and this really weird music began to play. I got very scared and shut off the game. When I turned it back on, immediatly I encountered the glitch without the credits rolling or anything. I turned the game off then back on. The GameBoy Advance would not turn on at all, not even the battery light would turn on. But eventually the GameBoy started working fine and the game began working fine and everything was okay.

So now you see how dangerous GameShark is, no kidding.