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 | | These versions also introduced the ability to grow berries in certain places, each which had set lengths of time for their flowering, and the ability to make “Secret Bases” in trees or caves in which dolls, tables, chairs, plants, and other objects could be placed. |
 | | The third game in this series was Pokémon Emerald, which updated the PokéNAV’s Trainers Eyes feature for a return to the mobile phone system of the previous generation (but modified, allowing players to contact Pokémon Gym Leaders for rematches, but no longer allowing them to remove NPC trainers). |
 | | Pokemon Contest centers, formerly spread throughout all of Hoenn, were now concentrated in one single building in fictional location Lilycove City. |
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