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It makes sense for developers to be drawn to making superhero games - there's a built in audience, the entire world and scenario is set up for you already, and there's a bunch of cool powers to play around with...which, actually, is also the problem. With so many superheroes being given powers of invincibility and impossibly crazy super strength, it makes designing a challenging game pretty, uh, challenging. The right way to do things would be to not betray the character and find a way to create an interesting game with their powers in tact. Or you could always take the easy way and just remove whatever inconvenient abilities are getting in your way.
Which is, naturally, the way most developers went for. These are 5 superhero games that did away with some pretty important superpowers.
The Source Material: The Z-Fighters are exceptional martial artists, and among the most powerful beings in the universe. They can use their energy - their ki - to shield their bodies from attacks, shoot energy projectiles, move so fast it looks like they teleport (except for Goku, who can actually teleport) and fly around with incredible speed.
The Game: Powerful warriors? Check. Energy beams and Kamehameha? Check. Super Saiyan? Check. So what's wrong? The Z-Fighters simply can't fly during actual gameplay. They are shown flying during cutscenes, and the levels start with the heroes landing at the beginning of the stage from the air, but the most you can hope for while in control is jumping and hovering around in the air, but only as high as your character can jump. I know what you're thinking. No problem, right? Z-Fighters have legs as powerful as nukes, they can jump pretty high. Not in this game, unfortunately. Their jumps are so pathetic Chunky Kong from Donkey Kong 64 would be embarrassed by them.
But it's no problem as long as the gameplay doesn't demand it, right? Well, there are coins in the game you can pick up on the stages that you can spend on making your ultimate warrior (not to be confused with The Ultimate Warrior) even more powerful. But some of them are placed so high that you simply can't jump up that far from the ground. You have to find platforms like hills to jump from, hover to the coin and pick them up. That's right. Height is a problem in a game based on Dragon Ball Z. The true challenge should be triumphing over foes like Frieza and Cell, not picking up collectibles out of your reach.
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Originally Posted by Nitemare667 (from Gamefaqs)
Thanks, I went through pokecheck to see if it was ok and it said it was, but I needed to double check.
That's all I needed to know about that. Thanks!
I got a Darkrai in a trade with the OT BLUEMEW, its a hack right?
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Originally Posted by Nitemare667 (from Gamefaqs)
I got an Arceus through the GTS, and all its stats looked legit, but when I put it on Pokecheck the legality check says its encounter is 'unknown encounter'
Does this mean the pokemon was hacked?
Also, I know that 'GTS metadata unavailable' means that the original trainer never went onto the gts...but suspiciously, every legendary I've gotten from the gts and deposited into pokecheck to check legality is branded 'no gts metadata availbale'.
Does this mean they are ALL hacks? Because I seriously find it hard to believe that the OTs never connected to the GTS, it looks more like poorly created Pokemon to me now that I think about it :/
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We cannot see the pokemon, it is set to private, but it is hacked as that message almost always indicates a hack. There maybe some exceptions to this, but Arceus is so limited in distribution and can only be obtained in a select few ways, all from events, that that message will never appear for that pokemon. In the future, to display a pokemon, uncheck both the public and private check boxes and, under account options, select "Allow other users to see the legality analysis of my non public Pokémon" then save the options. This will allow others to see the pokemon you link to, but not download it.
As for the GTS metadata, don't really worry about that. That message means that the OT of the pokemon never connected to pokecheck, it has nothing to do with the actual GTS. It is common, and should be expected, that pokemon received in trades will not have GTS Metadata with pokecheck. The only time GTS metadata should really mean anything is if you see a user on pokecheck, or an OT, that has hundreds or thousands of uploaded pokemon with no metadata. If there is an OT that has that many pokemon, but didn;t deposit a single on to pokecheck with the GTS, that means they were all uploaded as files. There is no reason to upload pokemon from files unless the pokemon came from an emulator, or unless the pokemon were hacked via programs that only give files on a computer. No metadata for hundreds of uploads under the same OT is suspicious (although still not conclusive in and of itself) but no metadata from traded pokemon just means whoever traded you the pokemon doesn't know about/use pokecheck.
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Ah, right, thanks for clarifying both the pokecheck privacy thing and the gts metadata. I originally set everything to private because all my own pokemon were the result of days of soft resetting, breeding or gts negotiations, and so yeah, I got stingy and was paranoid of people downloading my hard work. I never realised you could show legality and not allow others to download, so thanks a lot for the tip!
Here's the arceus again, but eh, I already know it's hacked so it's kind of more like a test to see if people can see private pokemon
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The only users that can see private Pokémon are the person who uploaded it, and the admins. But I'm guessing it's a level 80 Hall of Origin Arceus?
Hmm, not sure, but I think it probably is from the hall of origin. I've never played Gen 4 however, so I don't know much about the gameplay there.
Wait, if I set my pokemon to private, its legality will never show up, even if the option to display legality for non-public pokemon is selected? How does that work? Does it mean that both public and private must be unticked? (I've unticked that arceus just now, btw, and it's neither public or private at the moment...)
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Need: Tundra
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I have a japanese shiny mew lvl 30 OT: Gio. i'm guessing its a hack? Caught in pokeball. Knows taunt, will o wisp, softboiled and seismic toss.
Last edited by Pokemon_Champ; 8th February 2013 at 4:50 PM.
May I ask how you know it's a hack? Is the OT a known hacker?
Last edited by Pokemon_Champ; 8th February 2013 at 4:59 PM.
The OT Gio Shiny Mew is a hack, how I know isn't important (and I wouldn't say here in case any hackers read this) and it would certainly fool most people, but it's obviously hacked if you know a lot about 3rd gen mechanics.
Here is a Shiny Bagon from the GTS recently. It seems hacked to me.
Pokemon Species: Bagon
Nickname: Bagon
OT Gender: blue
IDno: 00000
Shiny?: Yes
EV's: NA
IV's: NA
Nature: Modest
Characteristic: Alert to sounds
Ability: Rock Head
Moves: Twister, Dragon Pulse, Dragon Dance, Hydro Pump
Level Caught at: lv. 1
Current Level: lv. 1
Stats: 5, 6, 6, 5, 6
Location Caught: Route 3, Apparently hatched
Egg?: Yes from an egg.
Pokeball Caught In: Pokeball
Any other notes?: Hatched on 11/1/2007
It stinks that it seems hacked, always wanted a shiny Bagon. D:
IGN Name: Tetsuya
Pokedex: 571 Seen | 468 Caught
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Current Shinies: Greninja, Metagross, Dragalge, Remoraid, Charizard
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Yes, it is hacked. It couldn't have hatched in 2007 and hatched at Route 3 (it would say Hoenn/Sinnoh/Johto/Kanto if it was from a earlier Generation).
Although the information given appears to be *legal*, I agree that it screams hack and I suspect a more thorough hack checker would catch illegal hidden data.
I can change the date on my DS to anything between 2000 and 2099, and then any eggs I hatch will show as being hatched on that date.
considering the date and the ID number, it is possible that the Bagon is a result of RNG abuse.
Maybe it was given away because it is a failed result, it has the shininess but it also has the wrong Nature/ability.
But yeah, there's also a good chance that it's hacked, and is made to look like a result from an RNG abuse.
......you can change the date on your DS. In fact, as far as I know, changing date is a must for those who wants to do RNG abuse.
So yes, you can hatch a Pokemon in B2/W2 whose summary says it is hatched in the year 2001.
Looking at its page, it most likely is indeed a Hall of Origin Arceus. Which may be legal or hacked, depending on your view.
The Arceus seems to be caught normally, but the Azure Flute, the item to access Hall of Origin, is never released, not even for Platinum, and your Arceus is from a Japanese Pearl.
My shinies are not for trade or cloning.
Shinies are not listed in order, for example the last shiny on the banner is not always the latest shiny I've obtained.
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Nothing wrong with a Modest Mence, actually. In fact I also have one.
But the Shiny Bagon posted above there is Modest yet it has both Hydro Pump and....Dragon Dance. To me, it looks more like whoever hatched it wanted Naive/Hasty instead for a Mixed set.
My shinies are not for trade or cloning.
Shinies are not listed in order, for example the last shiny on the banner is not always the latest shiny I've obtained.
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Or they happened to have a parent that knew both (note that only parent Bagon can get Hydro Pump that doesn't learn Dragon Dance is Milotic, and that furthermore, Gyarados learns Dragon Dance before learning Hydro Pump, and the Kingdra line learns it right after). When trading, it advantageous to have multiple egg moves, even if only or two of them is actually viable for the set itself. Having more egg moves means that people will be more willing to trade for it, either for their own use, or being able to use it as a parent quickly, and without having to put much effort into getting a good parent themselves. It's the same thing with Pokemon that have move tutors tutored onto them, they're more desirable since not as much effort needs to be put in.
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It is an unspeakable tragedy for the entire country that so many people died unnecessarily in New Orleans, so many others have been left homeless and miserable, and a rich element of our cultural heritage has been destroyed. I for one was looking forward to visiting the city again for the APHA Annual Meeting, and will always cherish my memories of the city as it was.
If there is a silver lining, it is that Hurricane Katrina reminds us of some important lessons:
. Investing in basic infrastructure and human services saves a lot of trouble and money in the long run.
. Careful study of the world around us is necessary to ameliorate harmful effects of our modern society.
. Putting one person in charge (ideally, someone who is qualified for the position) can help bring order to a plethora of resources.
. As President Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "Taxes, after all, are dues that we pay for the privileges of membership in an organized society."
Perhaps the nation is starting to heed of some of these lessons. It heartens me that more and more legislators and education leaders are paying attention to another steadily rising catastrophe that will also eventually cause unnecessary misery and carry a huge price tag —- the epidemic of youth obesity. Schools, districts and states across the country are finally beginning to address the problem of easy availability of junk foods at school. Physical education is beginning to make a comeback. Sen. Harkin's school wellness policy provision of the School Lunch Program reauthorization act has ignited a firestorm of interest and attention among national organizations.
Decades ago, I chose a career in school health education because it was obvious that the country needed a more prevention-oriented health system and schools had a key role to play in it. Although the turnaround in thinking is taking much longer than anticipated, perhaps it is finally happening. The members of SHES understand this -- we are all in education because we all working to help bring about a better future for America.
The outpouring of strong research abstracts to SHES for this year's scientific program at the APHA Annual Meeting is another indication that school health is rising in importance. Again, the number of papers submitted hit a new high, and again the number of sessions allocated by APHA has not increased. The Program Planning Committee had to turn away many excellent abstracts. The positive result is a uniformly excellent SHES program, which can be accessed online at
I look forward to seeing everyone in Philadelphia where the torch will be passed to the incoming SHES Chair Terry Wessel.
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Plan Ahead for 2006 Health Education Advocacy Summit
The next National Health Education Advocacy Summit will be held March 11-13, 2006, in Washington, D.C. Once again participants will be able to receive either basic or advanced-level advocacy training, briefings on specific legislative issues by experienced professionals from the government relations staffs of key public health organizations, and arrange and conduct visits —- either individually or in state delegations -— with Congressional representatives or other federal officials. Both the summit advocacy training and the Congressional visits enable the health education profession to speak with a collective voice on priority legislative issues of vital interest to the health education community, often at a critical point in the development of each year's Federal budget.
Summit sponsors include:
· The School Health Education and Services (SHES) and Public Health Education and Health Promotion (PHEHP) sections of the American Public Health Association (APHA)
· American Association for Health Education (AAHE)
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· American School Health Association (ASHA)
· Directors of Health Promotion and Education (DHPE)
· Coalition of National Health Education Organizations (CNHEO)
· Eta Sigma Gamma
· National Center for Health Education (NCHE)
· Society for Public Health Education (SOPHE)
· Society of State Directors of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation ("The Society")
This is an excellent educational activity for students in public health programs. For more information visit <
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Friends of School Health Testify Before Congress
The Friends of School Health testified before the United States House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health, and Human Services Education and Related Agencies. You can find the oral testimony and written testimony on the Health Education Advocate Web site at: <
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D.C. School Nutrition Program Works to Stem the Obesity Trend
Research studies and health statistics continue to underscore the link between obesity in both children and adults and the onset of many serious and chronic health conditions, such as heart disease and diabetes. With the problem reaching what some call epidemic proportions, state and local jurisdictions have been challenged to look for cost-effective and innovative ways to introduce more nutrition and physical education into already beleaguered school systems. But in the nation's capital, where in 2003, 16.8 percent of students were at risk of becoming overweight and 13.5 percent were already overweight, help has come through what some might consider an unlikely source: the city's free health insurance program, D.C. Healthy Families (DCHF).
An existing Memorandum of Understanding between DCHF and the D.C. Public School System paved the way for the insurance program to extend its commitment from getting families insured, to promoting healthy lifestyles among the city's youth. The goal: to develop a sustainable, replicable and culturally competent school-based health program that would positively influence students' perceptions about nutrition and physical activity and increase the proportion of D.C. youth engaged in healthy behaviors. The program would target adolescents as the budding consumer, both increasingly independent and choice-conscious. School system professionals worked on their end to identify the most appropriate middle and junior high schools that benefit from this intervention most.
In the development phase, focus groups with seventh and eighth grade students and their parents were held to assess their existing attitudes, opinions, and beliefs about nutrition and physical activity, as well as their habits. Program planners also discovered an existing curriculum designed by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), specifically for adolescents, called Team Nutrition. Findings from the focus groups were used to tailor the Team Nutrition curriculum to better fit D.C. youth, and what resulted was the Fit For A Lifetime: School Nutrition Program, a social marketing approach to helping adolescents adopt healthier lifestyles.
It was important, however, that the curriculum complement the standards of learning set forth by the school system through the use of reading, mathematic, analytical, and verbal skills. A Team Nutrition educational kit and other age-appropriate and culturally specific materials were used to meet this requirement. The materials were intended to assist seventh and eighth grade students in learning to make healthy food and physical activity choices. For instructors, the program employed graduate students enrolled in local universities studying in health-related fields. Each completed a mandatory four-day training session and was responsible for lesson plan delivery, activity development, and classroom evaluation.
The initiative finally launched in March 2002, during National Nutrition Month. Now, three years later, DCHF staff are training science teachers to deliver the curriculum themselves, in their own classrooms. Currently, the initiative is in 20 schools throughout the District. DCHF has enjoyed support from many partners along the way, such as the WIC Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program and local grocery store chain, Safeway Food Stores, Inc., which have made possible numerous classroom activities, field trips and food demonstrations. Additionally, each year students compete for the Presidential Active Lifestyle Award, through the Presidents Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, and receive pedometers and award certificates/badges as incentives. To date, 4,500 seventh and eighth grade students have participated in the Fit For A Lifetime school nutrition program.
Students are assessed on their nutrition-related knowledge and behaviors and their self-reported level of physical activity prior to the intervention and afterward through the use of pre- and post-tests. Overall, year after year, participating schools have shown significant increases in scores – an average of 11 percent -- from pre- to post-test. Moreover, student awareness has continued to increase in all five assessment categories, with the highest student performance in general nutrition knowledge and self-reported physical activity levels.
Schools provide a great opportunity to enhance the future health and well-being of children. They offer continual regular contact with children and opportunities for nutrition education and promotion of physical activity both within the formal curriculum and informally through a supportive school and community environments. School-based healthy eating and physical activity programs can reach almost all children and may enhance learning and provide social benefits, enhance health during critical periods of growth and maturation, lower the risk for chronic diseases in adulthood, and help to establish healthy behaviors at an early age that will lead to life-long healthy habits.
Currently there is limited quality data on the effectiveness of obesity prevention programs, and few trials have investigated school-based primary prevention programs directed at obesity. This evaluation has shown that risk factors for obesity can be successfully aimed at and implemented in D.C. middle and junior high public schools and that change can be achieved in the school environment and in children's knowledge base with relatively few additional resources. A broader implementation of and investment in school-based health initiatives has a high potential to reduce childhood obesity and, in the longer term, comorbid conditions and health care spending.
Note: D.C. Healthy Families is funded by the District of Columbia and the federal government, and is administered by the D.C. Department of Health, Medical Assistance Administration and Department of Human Services, Income Maintenance Administration through its outreach contractor, Houston Associates, Inc.
Additional Resources:
CDC Reports and Guidelines for Overweight and Obesity
Dietary Guidelines for Americans
5-A-DAY for Better Health
National Cancer Institute
Healthy People 2010 Initiative
Physical Activity and Health: A Report of the Surgeon General
President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports
Promoting Better Health for Young People Through Physical Activity and Sports
Team Nutrition
USDA Food and Nutrition Service
Child Nutrition Division
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Resources to Help Cope with Natural and Other Disasters
The American Academy of Pediatrics has a number of resources to assist parents and professional address issues related to natural disaster. These resources can be found at:
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The Center for Health and Health Care in Schools
SAMHSA Sets Crisis Hotline for Persons Affected by Hurricane
Profound sadness, grief, and anger are normal reactions that many people may be experiencing in the wake of hurricane Katrina, and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services wants people in crisis to know they can call a hotline and speak to a trained counselor in one of the local crisis centers across the country. The network, run by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), involves more than 110 certified crisis centers where people who are in emotional distress or suicidal can call at any time from anywhere in the nation, to talk to a worker about their problems and to receive immediate referral to local "resources and expertise," according to SAMHSA. The number for the toll-free hotline is 1-800-273-TALK, or (800) 273-8255.
Study Finds Most Schools Offer 'Competitive' Foods
Asked by Congress to come up with some hard data on the extent to which schools are offering students the opportunity to buy and eat foods not on the federal school lunch and breakfast menus, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) said this week that in the 2003-2004 school year, nine out of 10 U.S. schools sold competitive foods, ranging from nutritious items like fruit and milk to less nutritious items such as sodas and candy. High schools and middle schools were more likely than elementary schools to make competitive foods available, on a la carte lines in the cafeteria or in vending machines. Though school district officials commonly set overall policies for competitive food sales, decisions about specific sales were usually left to school food authority directors and principals. And those sales generated substantial revenues for schools, according to the GAO study - as much as $125,000 per school for some high schools. To compile its data, the GAO visited six school districts in California, Connecticut, Mississippi, Missouri, and South Caroline. The report, GAO-05-563, is available online at <
Bills Would Require Schools to Minimize Use of Pesticides
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A new study has found that early-life exposure to second-hand smoke can cause life-long respiratory problems. In a paper published online in the journal Thorax, researchers at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences in the National Institutes of Health, the University of Minnesota, and the National University of Singapore reported that individuals who had lived with smokers in childhood had more respiratory problems later in life, including chronic coughs. More than 45 percent of the 35,000 non-smoking study participants had fathers who smoked, and 19 percent had mothers who smoked. "This research adds to a growing body of evidence that exposure to second-hand smoke early in life has health consequences that can last a lifetime," said NIEHS Director David Schwartz, MD. "In addition to finding ways to reduce the exposure of children to tobacco smoke and other environmental pollutants, we also need to look for ways to reduce the disease burden." The study also found that a diet high in fruit and soy fiber seemed to protect adults against some of the negative health effects often associated with early tobacco exposure. A fuller account of the study is available at <
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PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) — NASA says its Juno spacecraft successfully executed a second deep space maneuver course correction to refine the Jupiter-bound craft's trajectory.
The 30-minute firing of its main engine last Friday set the stage for a gravity assist from a flyby of Earth on Oct 9, 2013, sending Juno on its way to arrive at Jupiter on July 4, 2016, the space agency said Tuesday.
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The fourth annual La Jolla Art & Wine Festival, held Oct. 13-14, 2012 in downtown La Jolla, netted $100,000 for programs at Torrey Pines, Bird Rock and La Jolla elementary schools, as well as Muirlands Middle School (which was added as a beneficiary this year).
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