Nintendo has been the centre of criticism following the failed launch with the Pokebank late last year. Now the game developer is being the complains magnet since more evidence of hacked Pokemon making their way into Pokemon X & Y begin to surface.
Today, it is not with the hacked Pokemon. It is the ability where you can view your opponent’s battle video which exposed yet another hacked Pokemon in battle. To view the match, you need to key in a series of codes in Vs. Recorder.
Of course, this can only be done when you’re connected to your PSS. Once in, you can begin searching for other people’s battle videos by code. For those who have no clue, the codes you would use is this for instance: WFBG-WWWW-WWW4-VCG4.
However there is some good news. At the moment, the hacked Pokemon are contained in open play. In addition to that, these hackers don’t battle really well. They don’t have battle tactics to compliment these hacked Pokemon.
Nevertheless, hacked Pokemon are illegal and there is only Nintendo to blame for allowing these to happen with Pokebank.
