I recommend you only use cross-game trading when you need a specific item to be transferred across. Then follow the same instructions as above.įrom here, you just need to select the Pokémon you want to trade across from X / Y, making sure you choose to trade junk Pokémon you have no use for from Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire. In Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire, select the PlayNav from the bottom screen, then the Player Search System. You can also trade with a friend over the Internet, but you'll need to trust them enough to trade your Pokémon back to Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire. You have the option of choosing to trade via Infrared, Local Wireless, and Internet.Įither of the first two will do if you're trading with yourself. Select the icon at the top centre of the bottom screen, then Trade. Load up X / Y on one system, and Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire on the other.įrom X / Y, tap the R shoulder button until you see the Player Search System. Unfortunately, if you have digital versions of both games on the same system you're plum out of luck - you need a Pokémon game on each system to trade from or to. To trade between X / Y and Omega Ruby / Alpha Sapphire you'll need two 3DS units, a junk Pokémon you won't miss for each one you wish to transfer, and a whole lot of time. TradingĪh yes, the age-old way of transferring your Pokémon and their held items across to new games from the same generation.
This means Mega Stones, Master Balls, and other rare items will all be left behind in Pokémon X and Y. Pokémon Bank's only disadvantage is that you can't store items attached to your Pokémon. You probably don't need all your Pokémon from X and Y, especially if you've completed your Pokédex, so I suggest transferring most of them back to Pokémon Bank when you've finished the process to earn Poké Miles and Battle Points. If you do decide to use Pokémon Bank, I suggest you keep the first 30 or so boxes in National Pokedex order so you can easily transfer the whole lot across each time you start a new Pokémon game. Complete the same steps as before, only transferring from the top screen to the bottom screen, and you're done. When you've sent over enough Pokémon from X or Y, you'll need to log out of your Bank session and log in again for Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. You can move up to 30 at a time by tapping the Start button twice and selecting a Pokémon in one corner, tapping the A button, moving the cursor to the opposite corner, and tapping the A button once again. Once you're in you can shift all the Pokémon you need from the bottom screen to the top screen to store them in Pokémon Bank. Each of these currencies can be redeemed in any of your Pokémon games for rare or exclusive items.įirst thing to do is make sure your copy of Pokémon X or Y is inserted or installed, get online, and select your game from the Pokémon Bank menu. The more you store, the more Poké Miles and Battle Points you can earn. That's enough for every currently available Pokémon in every form and variant, with over 2,000 left to spare. You can store up to 3,000 critters in Pokémon Bank. Pokémon Bank is by far the quickest and easiest solution if you don't have any friends who play Pokémon and a fiver to spare.Ī year's subscription costs you £4.49, $4.99, or €4.99 depending on what neck of the woods you're in, but it's almost definitely worth it. Of course, in the capitalist world we live in, the best option just so happens to be a premium one.
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Here's a heads-up on how to transport them all across to the land of Hoenn.
Have you already caught 'em all in Pokémon X and Y? Did you build up a team that could take down the Elite Four and Pokémon Champ in one fell swoop?Ĭhances are you need to move your 'mon across to your spangly new copy of Pokémon Omega Ruby or Alpha Sapphire then.
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