Well, first, you would have to complete the SINNOH pokedex.(Diamond/Pearl)
You probably didn't know this, but:
In order to get Drifloon(Drifblim's first evolution form)... you need to go to Valley Windworks on FRIDAY (anyone's good, though).
And to get Lucario's first evolution form(Rialou)... Go to Iron Island. You can get here by making your way to Canalave City. Take a ship there... the ride's free. You will (eventually) meet Riley, a man who's afraid to go through the cave alone. You and Riley will battle some team Galactic Goons. Beat them, get him to the end, and he will show his thanks by giving you an egg. Make sure you have only 5/6 Pokemon in your party, or you will have to leave and redo getting to Riley.
These should be the only two Pokemon to obtain with a little difficulty.
Oncee you have completed this, and battled every trainer possible, your pokedex should be complete.
NOW>>> go to Sandgem city, where professor Rowan lives. Show him your completed (150 Pokemon seen) pokedex. Talk to him, and he will congratulate you. Then, professor OAK will come inside and talk to Rowan. After that, Rowan/Oak will update your pokedex to the NATIONAL level. After the updating... go to the end of route 221. The Pal park will be open and you can go inside. At this point, you should save your game and turn it off. Insert a gameboy advance Pokemon game (Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Firered, Leafgreen) into the GBA (Slot-2 of the DS) cartridge holder. Turn the game back on. STILL, go to Pokemon Diamond/Pearl. Press START to go to the main menu.This time, a new selection on the menu will appear. It will say "migrate from (the gba cartridge you inserted)". You may only select 6 per day. Your gba computer, where your Pokemon are being held, will come up after you're asked if you want to migrate Pokemon form whichever game. Say yes. Pick your Pokemon. BE CAREFUL. You can't migrate Pokemon with HM moves that have been taught (Flash, Surf). Note: You can't return these Pokemon to their original GBA games.
I wish you all the very best luck. Happy catching!
D.L.F.
No, they have different input's.
depends on your pokemons moves or try getting max voltage for a judge
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just open both visual boys and configurate the controls of each visual boy window differently and there you go you can play on two different visual boys. But if you want to use that as a cable link it won't work you will need to download the link visual boy from internet
You can't play Pokemon Platinum on visual boy advance. It's a Nintendo DS game and visual boy advance can only play gameboy games.
no it can not, but if you google "nds emulator" there are plenty of free options to choose from
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You can't, try fitting the game pack into the GBA, IT DOESN'T WORK! You can only play Pokemon Diamond and Pearl Versions as well as Pokemon Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver, Black and White versions on: Nintendo DS Nintendo DS Lite Nintendo DSi Nintendo DSi XL Nintendo 3DS
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You could probably use cheat codes; I'm not sure.
Your first port of call should be the Nintendo official site. They have troubleshooting information, a replacement parts store, and also a visual parts finder if you are unsure of the correct name of any part. Is your Wii still under warranty?
You can't because Pokemon Black and White is meant for the DS. It has two screens whereas the visual boy advanced emulator only has one screen. I suggest you download a Nintendo DS emulator if you want to play B/W, though.