PokeRogue (Xbox, PlayStation) gamepad controls

PokeRogue (Xbox, PlayStation)

Zeynel - - Shortcuts

0 comments

This shortcut list is sorted by user, meaning that original structure (headings) is disregarded. You can see the original page here: PokeRogue (Xbox, PlayStation) gamepad controls.

0		Used to select whatever option the cursor is actively on or move dialogue along
0		Hold to see seen enemies' Pokémon's moves, time, and active battle effects
0		Cycle available variants
0		Cycle available natures
0		Used to cancel/reject whatever option the cursor is actively on or move dialogue along
0		Cycle available abilities
0		Cycle available forms
0		Cycle available genders
0		Cycle between shiny and not-shiny sprites
0		Cycle available abilities
0		Cycle available natures
0		Used to cancel/reject whatever option the cursor is actively on or move dialogue along
0		Hold to see seen enemies' Pokémon's moves, time, and active battle effects
0		Cycle available variants
0		Used to select whatever option the cursor is actively on or move dialogue along
0		Cycle available genders
0		Cycle available forms
0		Cycle between shiny and not-shiny sprites
0		Decrease the game speed
0		Hold to see Pokémon's current stat changes
0		Increase the game speed
0		Decrease the game speed
0		Open or close the game's menu
0		Increase the game speed
0		Start the run without navigating to the “Start” button
0		Open or close the game's menu

All “Cycle” options are only available once you've caught/hatched a Pokémon more than once with those options.
(i.e. if you catch/hatch a Pokémon with a different nature than the first, you will be able to cycle natures in the starter select screen)

All “Cycle” options are only available once you've caught/hatched a Pokémon more than once with those options.
(i.e. if you catch/hatch a Pokémon with a different nature than the first, you will be able to cycle natures in the starter select screen)

Share this page on:

Is this page helpful?

0 0

Please temporarily enable JavaScript in your browser to post text. This is to avoid comment bots. We're sorry for inconvenience. #commentForm { display: none; }