Ah, so they're treated like traded Pokemon, rather than new. Thanks for that.

I got two things to say right now:
1. I was fortunate enough to find a random Magikarp on the GTS that had an Enigma berry on it. Currently planned and waiting to see how many grow from it.
2. Pokémon showdown is on the Google play store now but it's currently in beta. The UI isn't that bad for it being in beta.

Hoopa has been officially revealed as well as that Japan is getting ANOTHER Shiny Rayquaza event. It also revealed the title of the new Pokemon Movie.

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Source: Serebii.net

Can't wait for Hoopa, going to Gamestop the day the event starts only to be told all codes are out. Again.

Man going to Gamestop was kinda annoying in the first place, but at least they had unlimited downloads. This whole code-thing is major BS.

Sorry but that's the first thing I think of when I hear Hoopa.

Or that you have to preorder something for the free code.

Both completely legitimate complaints.

It was always a little annoying have to go somewhere for downloads, but the switch to codes is much, much worse.

Can someone pickup that damn phone? Because I CALLED it!!

The name of the movie is just one letter away from getting a lawsuit from Sega.

The workers at my local Gamestop aren't dicks, that's the only good thing about this mess. They are always friendly to me and they themselves are annoyed of the whole code-business as well, since they can't help but say that the codes are out. And not everyone takes this with grace, some butts think they deserve a code for coming there and start ranting and stuff.

I know one of the workers personally because I met him when I first came in for an event a year ago and he's a really nice guy who likes Pokémon too. He's so disappointed with the whole code thing, because before people came in calm and friendly, could go and get their Pokémon and had time for a nice chat between players.

Now with the codes everyone in the shop is your enemy, they started camping before the damn place the day the event began, it's madness.

I seriously hope this code-business disappears with the next generation. My instincts say no, because this is much easier for Nintendo than to send modules to everyone. But maybe they change it to an unlimited code-generator where you can get the code from the worker without the need of a card or something.

In the end Wi-Fi events would be better for everyone, but that's definitely not happening.

That's not very nice.