This new area is meant to showcase the added gameplay features linked to the Mobile System GB. In the Japanese version, the Pokémon Center in Goldenrod City is replaced with the 'Pokémon Communication Center', or PokéCom Center/PCC for short. Thus, they can still be accessed in the international versions by using 'Walk through Walls' and 'Every Warp Tile is a Hole' codes and stepping on the tile right next to the door. While these rooms were made unavailable in the international version, their warp data remain in the exact same spot it used to sit. The mobile Trade Room even comes with its own nifty purple interface, and unique trade animations. These work the exact same way as their non-mobile versions, only with the benefits brought by the Mobile System GB. The left door will lead to the standard Trade Room/Colosseum, whereas the right one will lead to their respective 'Mobile' equivalents. Map Changes Pokémon Center Japanese Versionīecause of the added online functionality, the second floor of every Pokémon Center in the Japanese version has two more doors. Moreover, Japanese Crystal also uses the trainer sprites from Japanese Gold and Silver, which them reverted back to the updated ones when the game was brought overseas. While the Japanese version of Crystal uses the updated International Pokémon sprites as a basis for their new animated ones, Jynx still uses her original dark-skinned design. During the actual trade animation, the initial window was made wider, as to allow for the longer Pokémon/Player names. Meanwhile, in the international release, due to the lack of space, it is horizontally aligned. In the Japanese version, the Pokémon trading screen is vertically aligned. The copyright dates were also updated accordingly, both here and on the introduction cutscene. The title screen had its logo changed to the international equivalent. (Source: Source code: pmcsrc/HEADER.DMG) Title Screen

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