Those who have been playing Pokemon X and Y would know that there are a lot of unsolved mysteries and restricted access areas that seem to be hinting for more things to come with the game.

And it seems that this hunch is right, at least for one of the upcoming games features for Pokemon X and Y.

Sidhtech brings up this idea in a report, which harks back to one of the NPCs in the game. This particular NPC tells players, "If you have a Pokemon called Genesect with you please let me know, all right?"

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Back then, this seems to be nothing special or helpful, as Genesect is not a Pokemon to be found in Pokemon X and Y. However, the NPC's statement now becomes clearer and has more sense. With the Pokemon Bank, you not only have the chance to store your Pokemons from all your games, but also transfer any of your Pokemons from the older game generations to Pokemon X and Y.

Given that, maybe it's time to start looking at all the other mysteries, supposed glitches, restricted-access areas, and other oddities in Pokemon X and Y to see what else may be pertaining to new and upcoming tools, features, and events for the game.

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Pokemon X and Y Cheat for Game, Enhanced?

The huge community of Pokemon X and Y has been putting in countless efforts to finds ways on obtaining Shiny Pokemons, arranging tools and maps to better understand how each Pokemon reacts with another, and even software to help assess your own Pokemon's strengths in battle.

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However, the last software had been put to a more malicious context, as the Instacheck software--originally meant to help you find the right values in order to get more Shinies in Pokemon X and Y--has been evolved to become a cheating tool.

This tool is said to intercept signals for ongoing competitive battles, and lets you see the team of your opponent, as well as vital statistics and moves during the competition.

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What this means is that competitive online gaming can be taking a turn for the worse in Pokemon X and Y. It creates a one-sided match that favors anyone who has the evolved Instacheck software.

And now, new developments seen in GBATemp.net, a forums online, as a new member forums member going by the name fierce waffle, may have uploaded another, more enhanced version of the Pokemon X and Y Instacheck Cheat software.

"I am hoping that the release of this, along with its source code will further influence the exploitation of Pokemon X and Y and possibly help us get even a little closer to injecting pokemon," said fierce wafflein his first post.

Calling the thread the Pokemon X and Y Battle Analyzer, it has already been viewed 32,015 times already, though the source and binary have been marked "Removed." There are also users who have created mirror links of the files, so the damage as to how much the Pokemon X and Y cheat has spread cannot be determined.

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It seems that he made modifications himself, as he stated that, "With the help of the data released on decrypting PKX's and a lot of trial and error, I was able to make this."

Apparently, fierce waffle is also the same person who had posted the Pokemon X and Y Instacheck cheat on Reddit (he admits so himself in the forum), and some of the commenters are not pleased.

"Another one? There was just one released that shows the chosen move. You're the same guy that originally posted this on Reddit, it seems. Looks like you added team viewing as well, right? I don't believe that was in the original version, correct?" said The Red Jdbye. "This is going to ruin competitive battling, but I'm not a competitive player and I trust my friends will not use tis app, so I'm not bothered by it myself."

"This effectively kills online tourneys. Thanks so much," said Geren.

In response to fierce waffle's supposed justification for the software, leafbarrett said, "What possible use could this have for research? All it lets you do is lets you cheat and see what the opponent is doing."

"Considering the hostility and downvotes you've received on Reddit, I'm amazed that you thought it was a good idea to post this elsewhere. It's clear that you WANT people to cheat, because if you didn't, you'd be sending this exploit to Nintendo/GameFreak directly," said Hozu. "It's people like you who ruin games for everyone else."

What do you think of this new development for the Pokemon X and Y cheat?

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