Pokemon Was Saved by Hidden Mew Code | Oxplain

[@Stratelier]

The best part about the Mew glitch is how much it SOUNDS like your average garden-variety urban legend, but that it also *actually works.*

[@NivMizzet89]

My favorite thing about it is how it also works with different trainers. There is one particular trainer that lets you find Mew, but if you use a different trainer the sequence still works, you just encounter another random pokemon instead. I remember saving up on trainers just to see what they'd give. Also very funny if a young someone accidentally makes a mistake, is filled with excitement that the magic trick is really working...and then runs into a Nidoqueen instead of the promised Mew.

[@kaldogorath]

There's a reason we all believed the crazy false cheats and secrets until we tried them. Sometimes things really WERE hidden away cryptically, and sometimes you can just break the game.

[@coffeeaddict9605]

The Pinsir callback is always beloved. But seriously, I love the Oxplain videos and really hope for more. DID IT WORK LUKE? LUKE, DID IT WORK?

[@PhoenixKrash69]

ANSWER US LUKE! INQUIRING MINDS NEED TO KNOW!

[@dallydaydream]

Coffee Addict asking the important questions (and saving me from having to ask them myself)!

[@thesephiam]

Scruffy voice: “second”

[@light1star]

😂 get his ass down here so he can answer these pressing questions!! Also we love you. Lol

[@argleschnarble9441]

The glitch itself does work... Use teleport as pictured by Luke at the end above, defeat the first trainer in Misty's Gym immediately on the right hand side, then head straight to Nugget Bridge... Mew should "attack" before the 1st trainer on said bridge. ((You may have to teleport after defeating said trainer in the gym, I cannot remember as I did this about 10 years ago))

[@PVAPlayy]

“Kids telling each other they’re doing something that’s fun”. Idk if Luke understands how profound that statement is. The ENTIRE reason why I got sucked into TES: Oblivion was because of this. I wound up calling up my friends and we’d discuss different strategies, our character builds, etc. It’s the core of good gaming.

[@docette2015]

I was a lot older than kid, but the whole reason I bought Fallout 4 and its DLC is because a friend of mine on tumblr kept posting fanart of her Sole Survivor and chosen romance (RJ MacCready) and -- well, it looked fun. :) And it is.

[@Pro_Butcher_Amateur_Human]

I had exactly the same situation! My Mum would be yelling for me to get off the phone because it had been 50 minutes. Every few days, even though we'd see each other at school, we'd call each other up to discuss at length secrets we'd found, tips, tricks, and moan about how playing on playstation meant we didn't have access to the horse armour DLC.

[@0PercentImagination]

Most interesting thing about the truck rumors is that they were popular enough for GameFreak to go and put a lava cookie there in the GBA remakes Fire Red and Leaf Green for those that get curious.

[@marhawkman303]

another weird thing? one of the beta builds for R/G actually had wild pokemon data there. For when you're surfing. Even though the event int he final game means that if you play through right... you CAN'T surf there.

[@beerscotch611]

I was just sitting here thinking that I remember actually looting something from that truck. This is probably why!

[@alec7568]

ahhhh the truck rumour. surprising that rumor lasted so long considering it was false. i remember when I was young all my friends talked about the truck in red and blue but no one had ever tried it. one day I told my friend to trade me a pokemon with cut because I was going to give it a shot. everyone was devastated.

[@brentage5000]

Morimoto: "It looked like we planned all this, but that wasn't the case." Programmers: *stealthily high-fiving one another*

[@amayaakane7216]

Luke’s “get on with it” hand motion is everyone with an older system and also why we just Google a thing and not rely on the urban myth haha. I loved this video! I hope there are more like it in the future

[@CiscoCisco71]

I still remember the "joy" you guys had when finding Pinsir.

[@Arke_PG]

Finding out years later that there was in fact a genuine method to get mew to spawn in these games blew my mind, leading to me purchasing the digital editions of the games on the DS at the time purely to try it out

[@daviddo658]

Yay! Oxplain is back! I don't even play Pokemon, but I love this concept and am glad that it's continuing and that all of you might be able to participate.

[@knobgoblin]

I've been bingeing Oxtra videos lately, and about six hours ago I thought "I wish that there were more educational ones". Perfect timing!

[@daviddo658]

@@knobgoblin Exactly! We video essay fans are a present and loyal bunch and we're ready to learn, especially from these unique personalities.

[@PatrickLongblkwhtrbbt]

They should call the series "Oxctually...."

[@daviddo658]

@@PatrickLongblkwhtrbbt or an Oxchange of Ideas.

[@TheSilentCrescent]

"Pinsir. It knows what it did." :'D Gosh, I love these videos, especially the kind of humor that you use in them.

[@MurrayTheMac]

Pinsir. Scientifically the worst pokemon.

[@aubriewalters821]

Pinsir, the most forgettable pokemon, as demonstrated by Oxtra. Luke still has not forgotten his grudge.

[@Joe90h]

@@aubriewalters821 How ironic that to them, Pinsir is one of the most memorable genwun pokemon now.

[@lozzimusprime]

"Putting a magic cat in the game when they weren't suppose to" has got the husband and me screaming. Amazing video 🤣 well done Luke 👏

[@sebastianwlodarczyk]

Wonderful! It's great to see this format again. Interesting idea that programmers going "we now have a few bytes free- we're not supposed to, but... can we cram something there?" might as well be what made Pokemon such a massive franchise. Also, I see the memory of "Name that Pokemon" video still runs fresh in Luke's mind

[@samgonzalez8662]

I’m really hoping Oxplain becomes more of a regular thing. These have always been some of my favorite videos

[@hcrescent8142]

There's actually an easier way to do it inside the cerulean city gym as well, so you can feasibly get not one but TWO Mews in your game, and they kept that on the virtual console releases of red and blue as well

[@Ceece20]

You can get an infinite number of mews if you blackout during the trainer fight with the slowpoke.

[@christianbarrett3040]

In theory you can get many more by using the ditto trick within the mew glitch. It has been a long time since I did it, but basically the pokemon spawned by the mew glitch uses the special attack of the last defeated pokemon as a sort of seed, so by battling a ditto in the burned out building on cinabar using a pokemon with a specific special attack, letting ditto use transform to copy it, and then defeating ditto, you can force the desired spawn so long as ditto is the last pokemon encountered which is why cerulean is a good location to use the glitch. The real limitation is that you have a limited pool of trainers to fight that meet the criteria to be used with the glitch, they must walk at least 1 tile to challenge the player or you basically get stuck with unresponsive controls. Also the location to start the glitch in cerulean city is not the only one. There is also a gambler by the underground passage the circumvents saffron city going westward. The requirement is that the trainer has to be completely off your screen, notice you when you move one tile and have at least 1 tile between you and them. Then you immediately open your menu while they still have the exclamation point above their head, and either fly, teleport, or dig away (escape rope may work as well) landing in the desired city where you will complete the rest of the glitch before returning to the area where you started the glitch once you have defeated a trainer and can finally use your start menu again.

[@hcrescent8142]

@@christianbarrett3040 I did not know about either of those, that's cool!

[@captaintuttle8789]

You still can't transfer the Mew into Pokémon bank from the VC :( Or it wouldn't let me, when I tried

[@hcrescent8142]

@@captaintuttle8789 it wouldn't let me either, I got the big sad from it

[@brendenberna]

I would love for this to become a regular series! It combines Luke’s personality with an entertaining presentation on an interesting subject.

[@GeriatricMillennialGamerDude]

This was awesome. Hopefully this type of video becomes a new series.

[@OmicronusMartinez]

Seconded. It has a more familiar feel than a DYKG video and sprinkled with the trademark OX humor that I love so much. Great video, guys! Hope this becomes a semi-regular series!

[@TheJakeJackson]

Well this isn't their first Oxplain video!

[@GeriatricMillennialGamerDude]

@@TheJakeJackson You're absolutely right. I had forgotten about them. Those were good videos too.

[@Bertboterham]

Luke, you are an absolute gem. Thank you for having my ideal sense of humour, focusing on my favourite types of games and always sending me the exact energy I need. You are my favourite Pokémon

[@girlsnotblue3804]

.so when I was a kid & everyone was goin crazy about Mew & MissingNo, Nintendo had this hotline you could call for pokemon info & one of the 1st things you heard in the automated message was a man saying sternly MEW IS NOT A POKEMON & that has always seemed so overly serious & weird to me

[@sampeters5589]

There is no Mew in Ba Sing Se

[@jmgriffee]

Ah, the Nintendo help lines. My best friend's brother used to call in and walk through whole game levels with those guys, back when it was a normal old 206 call (before the 425 area code even existed). I was at the house once when they asked to check in with his mom to make sure it was okay he'd been on the phone that long, and she got on, told them, "Don't worry, we're in Redmond, the call's free from here, it's fine," handed the phone back, and he went back to playing.

[@captaintuttle8789]

@@jmgriffee that legitimately sounds like a really fun way to kill an afternoon. Saying that, the person on the other end must've either loved or hated having a kid constantly ask them questions over a single phone call

[@Maymer]

"Pinsir. It knows what it did" had me cackling. I love the absolute grudgematch Luke has with it since XD

[@undetermined_user]

Gonna toss in another vote to make this a thing. I'm sure Mike and Ellen both have very specific things they'd love to explain in loving detail

[@Patrick-Phelan]

MIKE: Did you know that cars? It turns out they're good!

[@elatrocidad5953]

@@Patrick-Phelan Ellen: have you heard of Kingdoms of Amalur?

[@Tukaro]

My favorite part of this video is how the halo light reflect in Luke's eyes and makes it look like his latent superpower is awakening. (The latent superpower supposedly being explaining esoteric video game trivia.) Also, 7:00 based king for Vulpix being the favorite.

[@Kurlija]

So happy to see Oxplain again, missed it!

[@katfromthekong414]

This dive into gaming history was really fun (somewhat reminded of Jane's quantum mechanics stream lol) and would love to see more! Oxboxtra supplementing our education with arbitrary knowledge? Yes please!

[@caffienatedtactician]

I wanted to see Luke do the mew glitch 😂

[@darkhearteddog]

Great Video Mr. Westaway!!! Your passion for telling stories is very engrossing and you comedic timing flawless, thank you for your work.

[@Ninjamanhammer]

Last time I was this early the entire oxboxtra crew looked exactly like they do now. What's your secret skincare routines?

[@coopermax561]

Oxtra*

[@MidwestArtMan]

When I started watching outsidexbox in 2013, I figured they were all in their mid to late 20's. Now I look at them and think, "Yeah, 30 or a little more."

[@sarahwaller6874]

I remember the MiggingNo glitch. It was advertised in the Pokemon playthrough magazine. My sister and I tried it. She was fine. My Charizard was transformed into Blastoise and I was heartbroken. . That was my first exposure to grief.

[@Galvamel]

This was AMAZING, docu-videos rule, and you did a fantastic job. More videos like this, I will watch 'em all!

[@Reishadowen]

Ah, Pokémon Red & Blue: few games come close to creating as many urban legends and myths as those two games. It's downright legendary in it's own right at this point...

[@maxvel0city906]

An awesome format of video, great work Team OX.👍😀💜 Would love each member of the team to do one of these on a game series they really enjoy.

[@Becktastic01]

I love that ad clip you showed with the kimono girl and the businessman. So cool, just like in GSC where you can fight kimono girls. Also yes great fact vid, we all expect you to do game fact vids now, I hope you realise you have started something here, Westaway.

[@SyndicateOperative]

That was comfy. I remember when I was a kid, I went around pressing 'a' while facing nearly every object in the early games, hoping that I'd find some hidden secret like mew. There were a few hidden items, so it still paid off, but I never found any interesting secrets.

[@gimmeaminett2859]

I love this different format of video. I know it's a lot of effort for luke but it totally pays off!

[@SlothWithShades]

I was one of the lucky kids that won a mew from a nintendo contest in Switzerland for my Red Edition. I don't recall _how_ I managed to convince my dad to drive me to Zurich, but he did

[@dallydaydream]

Sweet, a new Oxplain video, I love this format! I've loved Mew for as long as I can remember, but I never knew this story and I really enjoyed learning about it. It's quiet heartwarming that print media helped out when a video game was in danger of dying on the vine

[@clarice8604]

My god, the flood of nostalgia I got watching this...I was lucky to have been at the right age at the right time when Pokemania hit big. I remember my friends and I playing on our GameBoys and GameBoy Colors in school, showing off our Pokemon, giving each other advice on how to make it through a certain gym or route and talk about rumors and glitches like MissngNo and Blaine on top of the Cinnabar Island Gym, passing around the few Link Cables we had and trading and battling on the playground at lunchtime. We all watched the TV show and collected Pokemon cards too. The smell of a freshly opened booster pack of cards will live in my memories forever. My third grade teacher even banned Pokemon cards in the classroom! From second to fifth grade we lived and breathed Pokemon. Eventually, we all got older and went to different schools. Yu-Gi-Oh came and went, but was never able to capture the same magic that Pokemon had for us. In middle school I passed on my best Pokemon cards to my little cousins who were SO excited to have them. I lost my original Pokemon Blue and Silver when I moved away from home. Pokemon fell off my radar for a very long time after that..... I'm 31 now, and just recently bought a Nintendo Switch OLED. It's different, but I'm hoping to download some of the newer Pokemon games and take a trip down memory lane and hopefully share some of that old magic with my own kids someday.

[@zeldablizzard]

Something strikes me as off about the assessment "the 151st pokemon made people excited to try the game, when the first 150 couldn't" Word of mouth definitely played a role, but it seems to me that people discovering Mew was just a factor of more people buying the game. It makes for a compelling story, but I think the series' popularity was inevitable. Tens of thousands of people were so excited about Mew they sent in cartridges they *already had*.

[@takeyourheart1]

Mew, mother of all Pokémon and also savior of Pokemon as a whole. Mew really do be OP.

[@archer8492]

Woo Oxplain is back! I imagine these videos take a tremendous amount of work but I really enjoy them.

[@ichinisa2583]

May I just say that first mew is one of the scariest things I've ever seen

[@adammateen]

i love love love Oxplain vids, such a nice personal feeling format!

[@bast713]

I missed the Pokemon craze by a few years growing up, so it's super interesting to hear all of this!

[@hexshadowman]

What a wild story. Thank you so much for sharing it!

[@azuredragoon2054]

Proof that the internet has its blessings, but also would make stuff like this impossible now. Pokemon being released today would likely have Mew as a "Spend $500 on our mobile game and get a chance to catch Mew! Hope you saved a Master Ball!"

[@darkstars1988]

$500 seems a bit cheep considering.

[@azuredragoon2054]

@@darkstars1988 Because it's a mobile game, Mew only has a 1% catch rate on anything except a Master Ball. But the Master Ball, contrary to how it works in the games, is only a 50% chance of success on Legendary/Mythic pokemon.

[@Kalion-mi1zc]

@@azuredragoon2054 but if you join now and use the code "completesellout" then you get 20 free masterballs

[@Patrick-Phelan]

@@azuredragoon2054 You can, however, pay an additional $9.99 to add an extra 10% to those Master Ball catching chances. And those stack*! What a deal! * up to 80%, but they won't tell you it stops stacking after that.

[@Icam_here]

nice to see the return of Oxplain, well done Luke, also love that Pinsir dis, it know what it did

[@J4CKH0110W]

More videos like these please. These are fun and informative. Also, more math videos from Ellen! Those are also informative and fun.

[@j.doveyakamarvelousjacketm9823]

This was great Luke, I had no idea that they'd done this! Thank you for sharing this

[@danclerkin2006]

More of these please! Love a bit of video game history

[@broccoli896]

The pinsir situation was so traumatic the mention in this vid gave ME flashbacks

[@Banquet42]

We all know what they did...

[@billthebodyguy]

This paired with the video of the Playstation Phone are some of my favorite episode. I have no idea how hard or time consuming these videos are to make, but I hope this pseudo-series continues

[@christianbarrett3040]

The mew glitch is so good. You can even get other normally uncatchable pokemon like golem and such by battling different trainers instead of that normal kid. Not to mention the trick with fighting ditto on cinabar island with a pokemon that had the exact stats you wanted to force the game to spawn the pokemon you wanted.

[@Inlelendri]

I so adore these Oxplains. They are rare, to say the least, but they're a treat when they show up.

[@candideer9122]

This was so cool! I wasn't aware Oxplain was a thing before, but it should definitely continue!! 😊

[@oriolgonzalez9328]

More of this please! Luke is a great narrator and knows how to add just the right amount of humour into what could be a dry, informative video.

[@avesrex]

yes! i always love when you guys explore games history 😊

[@vannanalabomba]

I remember hearing about this when I had leaf green and tried using the glitch to complete the pokedex. I can't remember what my hangup was, I got electabuzz and magmar and mew and a handful of others I wasn't sure how to get or if I even could get them in that version. Eventually I either lost it or it was such a hastle I gave up. Great vid.

[@gondelulf]

I'm really happy about this format making a comeback. Luke's video about the Playstation Phone is one of my favourites!

[@CJPV1701]

Seconding the calls for more of these kinds of single topic deep dives. They're awesome!

[@jonroberts986]

Yaaaay more Oxplain videos! Loved the first one, I’m glad there’s more ❤️

[@kevincarter4782]

Thanks for doing another one of these, they are brilliant

[@lashy89]

Wonderfully insightful, love this sort of content, thanks Luke!

[@bitequation314]

"Making the game stable and not horrendously glitchy" You have played gen 1, right? Those games are held together with duct tape and prayers.

[@sandraholm633]

I like this new concept! The history behind popular games could be a good series.

[@theubiquitouspotato]

Well done Luke, more of these please. Might i suggest one explaining the Doomguy/link entanglement.

[@maliciositygames]

I never realized that Mew was such an essential bit towards Pokemon becoming popular. I do remember hearing about the different methods or cheats people were discussing about how to get Mew growing up (and of course seeing the movie). This was a really interesting video and brought back a lot of nostalgia for me. These kind of background video game information types of videos always seem to draw me in. It would be great to see even more Oxplain videos in the future.

[@GazJones1987]

This was brilliant. Please, may we have more in future? 😊

[@riksweeney]

I liked this video. Would be quite happy to see more of them, along with the ramble you did last week.

[@NZHr-gw2es]

This was my first Oxplain video; it'd be nice to see these regularly. I love these types of trivia and fun facts videos about games. Good stuff

[@rjjrob30]

MAKE MORE OF THE OXPLAINED VIDEOS I'm already a huge fan of Polygon, and their video game video essays on history and development, so bringing that type of series to this channel, which i watch more frequently, would be AWESOME. Still, I love Polygon too, y'all should watch them, they're excellent.

[@craigyeah1052]

I remember catching Missingno and Mew. Good times. Of course I found out through the internet FAR after.

[@zeig_dragoon]

I love this format and lukes voice. Its a winning combo imo

[@richardgriggs8525]

I really like this style video! you should do more!

[@Althea-42]

I dropped everything I was doing to watch this loved the last time Luke did this format.

[@b31chan]

Really like this format, hope we see more like it!

[@graceofasloth]

I really like this new type of video. Would love to see more.

[@formalpainter6598]

I love this type of video, and hearing these early Pokemon stories are always interesting and fun.

[@Jack-tu5yr]

Glad to see this back and hope for more!

[@sarahvvvv3143]

Okay, this is brilliant! I love this new style of video! Well done Luke and Oxtra! I hope these continue!

[@EngineerWhen]

I thoroughly love this type of videos! I hope to see more in the future!

[@teaformoo6932]

Look, I know this video was wonderful and insightful and all that jazz, but was anyone else mesmerized by the fact that Luke has gorgeous eyes? How have i never noticed before!

[@jurg4697]

Such a great video, Luke. Interesting and informative

[@Minty-ish]

I remember my cousin walking me through the mew glitch after having heard about it for about a year in elementary school. It blew my mind. I still have my game. I can’t stand to restart it. That mew is my baby

[@ericbambach3222]

Saving your favorite critters was one my favorite parts of the N64 "Stadium" games! Right along with being able to play at 3x normal speed and teaching Pikachu how to pull a surfboard out of hammerspace to use Surf!

[@SirFlopsy]

For the Western release the Mew legend has its own story of course. Which is also mentioned in this video. But I followed all the hype and urban myths regarding Mew, tried everything. of course, nothing worked. Until many, many years later when I found there was discovered a genuine way to get Mew. And to my amazement it worked. In my particular case, I also was playing Pokemon Stadium at the time, struggling with the trainer that had a Mew (I think, unless it was Mewtwo) in the night mode difficulty. The blasted thing had Thunderwave (paralysing my Mewtwo) and could recover health. I just could not beat this trainer. Until I had both a Mewtwo and a Mew thanks to this discovery. So not only did I finally got Mew, I also finally beat Pokemon Stadium completely. Double closure.

[@sazthompson8398]

Luke, this was f***ing amazing!!! Would love to see more stuff like this 😁

[@marinemanaphy101]

This has been my favourite kind of video from OxTra since the first one.

[@PineappleLiar]

So you’re telling me Pokemon got Among Us’d? (Came out two years prior to becoming super popular)

[@Bawjee22]

Great video! you guys should do more like this

[@albertgreene313]

Hey, I really enjoyed this "Oxplain" thing youre doing. I am curious if, when making more, you tell us what the hell was up with the real game breaker, Missing number, or missingno as we called it. the glitch form blue found by surfing up and down which could both break your game and give you a millions rare candy and masterballs if they were the 6th item in your inventory.

[@anonymous01792]

I was absolutely hoping missingno would be here

[@Rialgar42]

When you surf at that spot, you are technically still inside the city, so the "unload city, load route" code did not run. Which means that the spot in memory where wild pokemon you may encounter are stored is not properly prepared. Depending on what you did before, this could cause the game to load Pokemon above level 100 or with a number beyond 151. In the later case, the code looking up the name of the pokemon would say "missing Number" (not sure why it only did that on my blue, my red had a specific combination of symbols NOT that). However, other parts of the code did NOT catch the error and read or wrote memory locations never intended to be referenced through battle. Just finding it would cause the number of items at the 7th(I think?) position in your inventory to be set to a number beyond 99. Really useful for candies and master balls. I THINK that was the game trying to mark it as seen in pokedex, but it may have been something else. Catching it (maybe marking it as caught in pokedex?) and using it in battle would start corrupting your save data. Related: If you caught some of the non-missingNo pokemon above level100 (a Golduck in my case), it could be leveled up even more with candies, but once you used in battle the level would be set to 100 and stay there. However, other stats would not reset. I still fondly remember it one-shooting EVERYTHING.

[@Joe90h]

I remember being round a friend's house, the both of us with different pokemon games, and the both of us messing with the Missingno multiplication glitch. I was leveling pokemon with rare candies, and got into a rhythm using them until I ended up with "Rare Candy= 0". upset I had used up all the Rare candies in the game (I wasn't sure if there were anymore as I'd found every item) I shut off the game, turned it back on and started levelling stuff again. Only a few minutes later did I realise that I would have still had at least 100 rare candies, as you can't have "0" of an item.

[@CrippledMerc]

This worked on Red version as well. I had both red and blue versions but mainly played Red and I did this a lot to duplicate items. I can’t remember if the method was slightly different on red or what, I think was some slight difference between the versions but you could do it on both. And also, it was definitely the 6th slot that got duped.

[@Snowburn77]

I was a little too old when Pokemon first came out so I never really got into it. This video is really well done tho so good job Luke.

[@oftenspanx]

Love all the styles of videos you guys do on a regular basis, and if this format makes itself at home among the tried and true, why wouldn't that be just swell? 💜🤘💚

[@KratonWolf]

Also you can get mew from so many trainers as many times as you want by just losing to the pokemon who's special stat is mews space in memory. Like the male swimmer in Misty's gym.

[@MulletSensei]

Love Oxplain as a series, love Pokemon, this was fantastic. My first handheld console was a GBA so as much as I loved the show, I couldn't get into the games until FireRed/LeafGreen. Bought myself a GameBoy Colour and a copy of Red when I started uni and did the mew glitch as soon as I could. It really speaks to the enduring power of Pokemon that we're still talking about a glitch 25 years later.

[@redMpton]

Blew my mind when I found out you could actually catch mew in game from that glitch. I was a sucker and went to a fan event to get one. Can you imagine, having to interact with people.

[@tomtitherington]

I heard once that the Gameboy used existing technology of the time and optimized it for the time to cut down on costs. I thought that was pretty cool so if that's true, the Gameboy is a underrated piece of kit and does not suck. Then again I wasn't in the board room, I was a tinkle in the eyes of my parents. But I should have been consulted too.

[@Kappley5001]

Just came here to say that I love all of your content. Between this and the top lists it feels like the early days of G4TV.

[@calumchamberlain2861]

Luke's outro F it I'm trying this 😂 Its amazing how one pocket monster saved what is now a huge pop culture franchise mind blown 😮

[@abydosianchulac2]

I'm hurt about the Missingno jab there, I really liked learning how to get that bug to spawn.

[@carrotfacestudios]

very much enjoying this new format of video! would love to see more, this is the perfect length just for some fun game trivia :D

[@TheMewtata]

Used the glitch when I was a kid. Still have that mew stowed away on a Pokémon yellow cartridge. I was very proud of myself.

[@whisperinwind87]

I actully did that mew glitch, unfortatly I had to sell my version of pokemon yellow with a mew on it to pay for my wedding... I still regret doing that to this day...