Pokemon Sapphire Questions

Hey wassup all ye homies out there.I've been studying bad eggs for quite a while now and one thing I noticed is that some of the bad eggs have some strange glitched pokeballs their holding.
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<BR>A few days ago I accidentally got another bad egg with a pokeball that looked familiar.After that I stopped playing Pokemon Sapphire and switched on my Pokemon Crystal.Then I saw a glimpse of the exact same pokeball in Pokemon Crystal while using a heavy ball.I came to the conclusion that you get the old pokeballs from gold,silver,and crystal version in Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby.
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<BR>But wait a sec!I've been playing Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire for a very long time and have done almost everything in the game!
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<BR>I should've discovered the old pokeballs by now!So.......anybody have any ideas on what could be going on here?
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<BR>P.S.This may have something to do with Pokemon Leaf Green or Red Fire.Don't feel afraid to mention them in your answer if you have to.I need to know every single bit of info people know about this.So mention everything you know about this!
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Date of Question: Jul 7th 2004 | Question ID: 5945

Ok I've never gotten a bad egg but I know for sure the only way to get those balls would be to go to kurt. But that's the problem. Kurt is in jhoto and you can't go there. Bad eggs (I'm guessing) have those pokeballs because they are glitched. And can someone post something on what pokemon lay a bad egg?

Ya know, being an electronic genius, I've gotta say that if Nintendo programmed Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire to produce stats, info, and images of the older Pokemon, then maybe they put some of the PokeBalls from the previous Versions in there, too.

See, the older Pokemon can be obtained through GameShark and Action Replay, right? Well since Nintendo didn't write or say ANYTHING about the older Pokemon being in the newer Versions, then they must have been intended to be hidden, right? I guess it's just the same way with the PokeBalls, since I doubt the Heavy Ball exists normally in the game. You and I, man, we just seem to be the finders and discoverers of hidden elements in games, as such as this one, and the rock by the Space Center which I finally concluded was Jirachi once I had enough info. So ya get what I mean? Who knows, maybe they hid a mini game featuring one of the older Versions. Maybe depending on the Version your playing depends on the minigame you play. As such, Ruby Version might contain Silver Version and Sapphire contains Gold Version. Or, maybe you get a choice.

Maybe you recieve the mini game by collecting all the elements available in the game that represent the Gold and Silver Versions, such as the Heavy Ball you discovered, and the older Pokemon recieved through cheat cartridges. Who knows, maybe if you can board the space ship in the Space Center it will take you to the mini game, or to Johto or Kanto. Or, maybe if the space ship can do that, then possibly the only way to board it is to have found all of the hidden elements of the older versions!... The space ship might even take you to Orre, in that case! Why not? Why not encounter Deoxys the space virus in space while they are at it? OR Jirachi, since it is well related to space as well?.... The ship may just fly across the world. Maybe if you ride it enough you'll be given a chance to fly to Johto or Kanto, or the mini game. Or maybe you have to do something else... but you get my idea, right?

DO NOT listen to what darkboarder_77 said, they have no idea what they are talking about. Being the Technical Goddess I am, I know what has happened.

Bad eggs carry a glitched poke ball which will fry your game if you use it.

Also, the game is designed to have the old things in it. When Fire Red and Leaf Green come out you can get a National Dex, which has data for all 384 pokemon.