Screen flickering, a rare Pokémon?

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Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   -
Hello everyone, I'm here to ask about something that's bothering me quite a bit: Sometimes when I play, every 5-6 squares my screen starts making a little crackling sound, and I've checked, the legendary Pokémon I'm tracking is on the other side of the map! This happened to me on Route 212 and at the Rest Area. Could it be a rare Pokémon? Thanks in advance ;)

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  1. layton71 Posted messages 56 Status Member 8
     
    In my Pokémon Diamond and Pearl game, as I understood from the description, there was no buzzing at any time. It may be a problem with your DS or your game card.

    How would you describe the state of your DS?

    -recent purchase

    -like new

    -scratched screen

    -impossible to resell *

    -end of console use

    *broken hinge, scratched screen, no longer detects the stylus.

    I will keep you informed when the response is received. Until then, I wish you a pleasant visit to the CCM site (how it works.net) goodbye.
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    1. Pokéfan
       
      I have 3 DS at home: one "like new," one "impossible to resell" (but it works very well, it's something easily repairable), and one "recent purchase." I have this issue with the first two, I haven't tried the third one!
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  2. Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   57
     
    Hello.
    I just started playing Soulsilver and Black 2, and to my surprise, the same crackling sound. But I tested it: when I have a Pokémon that is poisoned, it makes this sound, but not for other status problems. Note: I also switched to a 3DS XL.
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  3. Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   57
     
    I have the same "crackling," but only when I move in a long straight line. Strangely, it disappears when I heal my Pokemon at the center. Maybe they're trying to give me a sign? LOL
    It might be the DS. Mine is 3 years old.
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    1. Templier Nocturne Posted messages 9989 Status Member 1 107
       
      poisoned Pokémon?
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    2. Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   57
       
      No, I don't think so. Because it does that even when they are in shape. But most of the time, it's when I play late at night...
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    3. Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   57
       
      After checking, indeed, the DS makes this noise when I have a poisoned Pokémon, but only at night. I know it's weird.
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    4. Pokéfan
       
      It happens to me without any Pokémon being fainted, asleep, paralyzed, or poisoned, that's mainly what I find strange...
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    5. Pokéfan
       
      But it happens to me only at night.
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  4. meganium Posted messages 332 Status Member 81
     
    It's a game on R4, M3, or on a Nintendo cartridge.
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    1. Pokéfan
       
      Yes, it's a game on the M3, but it has already done that to me on an original cartridge!
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    2. meganium Posted messages 332 Status Member 81
       
      You can’t do anything about it, it’s the game. Either re-download another one or make do with it.
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    3. Mavel Fullbuster Posted messages 107 Registration date   Status Member Last intervention   57
       
      Mine is an original cartridge. And it does the same thing on different versions of the game (HeartGold, Pearl, and Black...)
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    4. Pokéfan
       
      It happened to me with the original Diamond cartridge (and not used, so in perfect condition) in addition to that one (Soulsilver), it's frustrating not to know what it is...
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    5. meganium Posted messages 332 Status Member 81
       
      I can't say more about it, it has never happened to me, original or linker.
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