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How can I get Mew from my Pokemon Red game to Pokemon Diamond?
Well? How can I?
Sorry to break it to you, but you can't. The codes that were used for the Pokemon in Red are completely different than the ones in Diamond, so transferring them would cause Diamond distress.
It is possible to get a Mew from the ranch game on the Wii, once you've stored enough Pokemon, and from Emerald with the event item "Old Sea Map".
But Red to Diamond is impossible.
Red to Gold/Silver/Crystal is possible.
Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald/FireRed/LeafGreen to Diamond/Pearl/Platinum is also possible, but permanent, and you can't go from D/P to R/S/E/FR/LG.
Were the analysts right? Zynga shares down in first trading day (Cnet)
Zynga's executive team was all smiles this morning after ringing the bell.
(Credit: Zynga)
Zynga thought its success thus far could justify a $10-per-share stock price.
But Wall Street disagrees.
The social-gaming company's stock closed the day today down 50 cents to $9.50,
making it the first major Web IPO this year to close lower on its initial
trading day.
The writing appeared to be on the wall earlier today when Zynga's shares were
unable to sustain an early-morning surge that saw the stock climb to $11.50.
Throughout much of the afternoon, Zynga's shares stayed in the red, hitting a
low point of $9 before climbing back up to its closing price.
Zynga's sobering first day on the Nasdaq was expected by analysts who have
been saying for the past week that the company's initial announcement of an
IPO price range of between $8.50 and $10 was too high. Sterne Agee analyst
Arvind Bhatia said Zynga should have priced its shares at $7. Morningstar
analyst David Summer argued last week that Zynga was really worth only $6 per
share.
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