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The DS does not have an infrared port on it. Also, the distributions have always been over wireless. |
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[[File:Distribution cart.jpg|thumb|right|A {{p|Deoxys}} distribution card]] | [[File:Distribution cart.jpg|thumb|right|A {{p|Deoxys}} distribution card]] | ||
'''Distribution cartridges''' are special game cartridges that are used for Nintendo's distribution of [[event Pokémon]], via | '''Distribution cartridges''' are special game cartridges that are used for Nintendo's distribution of [[event Pokémon]], via [[DS Wireless Communications]]. | ||
They are given to stores for event distribution and are not sold commercially. They only contain information for the event Pokémon and have no actual game data or save possibilities. | They are given to stores for event distribution and are not sold commercially. They only contain information for the event Pokémon and have no actual game data or save possibilities. | ||
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Distribution cartridges are special game cartridges that are used for Nintendo's distribution of event Pokémon, via DS Wireless Communications.
They are given to stores for event distribution and are not sold commercially. They only contain information for the event Pokémon and have no actual game data or save possibilities.
The cartridges only work from the start of the event to the end of the event. After the time has passed, the cartridges cease to work. Setting back the system time can circumvent this.
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