Pokemon Brillian Diamond et Shining Pearl est un buggy mess

Most Nintendo games in the last decade have been very well refined with little or no bugs. The time of Nintendo 64 is over, where problems and exploits could be performed by anyone with relative facility. After the fans were a few days old with the last Pokémon game, it seems that these days may not be over again.

The last game of Game Freak, Brilliant Pokémon Diamond and Shining Pearl for Nintendo Switch, is screwed with revolutionary bugs. Fans found a ton of exploits that are all incredibly easy to reproduce.

Only one problem allows players to reach areas out of bounds. All you have to do this problem is to go to a zone of a wide tile, get on your bike and start turning. That's it. You have completed this problem.

Another problem can actually alter your game file. In the seventh gymnasium of the game, an ice-type gym, players are supposed to navigate iced floors by sliding in large snowballs. The snowballs are destroyed and a path to the leader opens. This can be ignored by slightly spamming the diagonal inlet on the joystick, which slides the player on the slopes and easily reaches the leader of the gym.

The flexible lock occurs in the same way as the jump of the gym puzzle. All that the player has to do is slowly walk in the central slope of the gym between the snowballs. You must go down the slope without enough momentum to go up the adjacent slope. You are now stuck here for eternity. If you save the game in this state, you will not be able to progress. You will need to delete your backup file and restart.

This is by far the Pokémon game of the most broken main series since the generation 1. The game will most likely receive a hotfix in the coming weeks to solve these problems.

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