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A new update for {{bp|Poké Transporter}} is now available which brings the game up to version 1.3. | A new update for {{bp|Poké Transporter}}, the {{bp|Nintendo 3DS}} application to send Pokémon from the {{bp|Generation V}} and {{bp|Virtual Console}} {{bp|Generation I}} games to {{bp|Pokémon Bank}}, is now available which brings the game up to version 1.3. This update is required to use the application. | ||
While the patch notes are vague and non-specific, fans have discovered some of the changes. This update does not provide support for the {{bp|Generation II}} | While the patch notes are vague and non-specific, fans have discovered some of the changes. This update does not provide support for the {{bp|Generation II}} Virtual Console games ({{game|Gold and Silver|s}} will be released on 3DS Virtual Console on September 22), but it does update the way it converts Pokémon from Generation I so that they are not inconsistent with how they would be in Generation II. | ||
Specifically, this update makes a Pokémon's {{bp|gender}} when transported be based on its {{bp|IV}}s (in Generation I) rather than random. It also correctly implements the method for determining whether a Pokémon is Shiny based on its IVs in Generation I; prior to this update, the roles of {{stat|Attack}} and {{stat|Defense}} were reversed (resulting in the same odds). These changes mean that Pokémon traded to Generation II will have the same gender and Shiny status as when they are transported to {{bp|Pokémon Bank}}. | Specifically, this update makes a Pokémon's {{bp|gender}} when transported be based on its {{bp|IV}}s (in Generation I) rather than random. It also correctly implements the method for determining whether a Pokémon is Shiny based on its IVs in Generation I; prior to this update, the roles of {{stat|Attack}} and {{stat|Defense}} were reversed (resulting in the same odds). These changes mean that Pokémon traded to Generation II will have the same gender and Shiny status as when they are transported to {{bp|Pokémon Bank}}. | ||
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A new update for Poké Transporter, the Nintendo 3DS application to send Pokémon from the Generation V and Virtual Console Generation I games to Pokémon Bank, is now available which brings the game up to version 1.3. This update is required to use the application.
While the patch notes are vague and non-specific, fans have discovered some of the changes. This update does not provide support for the Generation II Virtual Console games (Pokémon Gold and Silver will be released on 3DS Virtual Console on September 22), but it does update the way it converts Pokémon from Generation I so that they are not inconsistent with how they would be in Generation II.
Specifically, this update makes a Pokémon's gender when transported be based on its IVs (in Generation I) rather than random. It also correctly implements the method for determining whether a Pokémon is Shiny based on its IVs in Generation I; prior to this update, the roles of Attack and Defense were reversed (resulting in the same odds). These changes mean that Pokémon traded to Generation II will have the same gender and Shiny status as when they are transported to Pokémon Bank.
Patch notes
| “ Adjustments have been made to make for a more pleasant gaming experience. ” | ||
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