How did every one know I was new here? lol
anyway Thank.

We can read your mind!!

While I welcome JumpMad to Nintendolife, I also have an announcement.
I have discovered that if you hit the PokeWalker up against your leg (Or really any part of your body.) about 2 times per second, you can get up tons of steps and watts in no time. Seriously, I got like over 300 watts and a little over 8,000 steps doing this.

...or you could just take a walk. People these days!

Yeah, cheating the pokewalker is for lazy pigheaded sloths who can't walk.
_{No offense to anyone who DOES cheat it, but seriously, suck it up and go on a walk. >:3}

The funny thing is, that it is so true
Walking is Much Faster to get Watts then trying to Cheat it.

I run every day with my Dog, so I make like 10,000 steps a day.

Hay 110percentful I see your a Fan of Electroplankton, I was hopeing you can help me with What Electroplankton I should get,
Which is the most fun, that you can get out of it, and will make you come back for more.
Cuz i'm having a hard time picking which one to get lol

Well, I usually cheat if I'm in a car, obviously. That way I can still get major watt-age!

@SSBbrawler
How do you cheat in the car?

I was wondering that myself. Maybe connect the PokéWalker to one of the wheels ?

I finally managed to get the Nintendo WiFi USB Connector working again. So I got the Yellow Road where all the Pikachu's are. I was wondering how long you can use it though. I read 5 May, but is that only to get the Yellow Road or actually playing the Yellow Road?

@Sneaker: That's just the time when it is unavailable to download, so you can use it as long as you want.

_{I still don't see why everyone asks this. How could Nintendo take it out of your gamecard/Pokewalker?}

Thanks zezhyrule, I 'don't think it's a weird question to ask. You have demo's that stop working after an hour. It's not that the developer hacks into your PC and disable the game.

@Toon Link - Well, I said it somewhere before in this thread, but it goes like this. For my Pokewalker, I have the clip on the back, so my way of cheating is really easy. Anyway, so what you do is hold the Pokewalker by the clip, push your elbow into your waist, and shake the Pokewalker up and down in a steady rhythm (like your swinging a hammer). Make sure you do it gently too. But yeah, that's how I cheat in the car.

@SSBbrawler
Hmm. Maybe I'll try that someday.

Sigh My PokeWalker went through the wash . Maybe I can get my friend to let me use his. He gets watts + items, I get pokemon (I really want a flying pikachu)

I can't get any luck in Getting a Flying Pikachu, and I have over 30,000 steps
just my luck.

oh well, I'm just Happy with my Spikey Ear Pikchu

Hi. I want to make a new Pokemon Team, and I need someone's help. I was thinking something like this:

Super Team

Muk 'Smudger'
Poison Jab
Gunk Shot
Explosion
Toxic
Glalie 'Louie'
Ice Beam
Avalanche
Ice Fang
Dark Pulse

Mr. Mime 'Jaques'
Baton Pass
Calm Mind
Trick Room
Focus Punch

Ninjask 'HADOUKEN'
X-Scissor
Swords Dance
Slash
Baton Pass

Lickylicky 'Slurp'
Gyro Ball
Power Whip
Rollout
Hyper Beam

Flygon 'DEREK'
Dragonbreath
Draco Meteor
Fly
Dig

@lockd are those your final movesets, because if they aren't, I have many suggestions.
First of all, with muk, I suggest replacing gunk shot with either brick break or ice punch. Brick break for steel types or rock types, and ice punch for ground types. If you want to make it more of a sweeper, you could replace toxic with curse.
For Glalie, you need to switch up the moves. Three ice moves and 1 dark move doesn't cover a huge amount. I suggest that if it's supposed to be a physical glalie, replace ice beam with earthquake, avalanche with explosion or ice shard, and dark pulse with crunch. Glalie isn't strong enough for avalanche to be utilized. A life orb would probably work best for this. If it's supposed to be a special glalie, then replace avalanche with water pulse, and ice fang with hidden power ground (if you're willing to take the time to get it), or if you don't want to get hidden power, signal beam. A life orb works well for that set also.
Mr. Mime looks good, but I'd suggest you get rid of trick room and focus punch. Your team is WAY too fast to use trick room effectively (you have the second fastest pokemon in the game on your team. ). Mr. Mime needs a stab attack, so replace focus punch with psychic or charge beam if you want to baton pass extra SP. Attack boosts. However, with charge beam, you don't get a reliable stab move, so think carefully. Replacing trick room with barrier could pass Defense boosts, and replacing it with substitute could give the passed time to set up. Leftovers is the way to go, so you can stay slightly healthy and not die before you baton pass.
With ninjask, replace slash with either substitute or protect. If you go for substitute, a liechi berry can give some extra attack if you don't have time for a swords dance. The rest is ok. If you don't go for substitute, make sure to give it a focus sash.
Licky Licky is pretty good. Make sure it has minimum soeed if you use gyro ball, though. Replace hyper beam with return, as it looks like you are going for a physical one. Rollout can be replaced by earthquake, ice punch, thunder punch, fire punch, or possibly something else. It all depends what you think it will have to deal with. You can go with life orb, or choice band if you prefer that.
Flygon needs some changes. 2 turn moves are NOT good. Neither is dragon breath, so get rid of those three moves. Replace them with flamethrower, earth power, and dragon pulse. Those three moves hit every pokemon in the game for at least neutral damage. Then, you can either give it a choice scarf, or choice specs.
Hopefully this is helpful. I''ll add on anything else I think of.
_{Heh, I suppose this is only helpful if you have time to read a wall of text.}

@jumpman the first electroplankton to go for is hanenbow. It's replayable, it makes nice sounds, and it's the most like a game of all the electroplanktons. Beatnes is great for making your own small remixes. Luminarrow is cool, and it's really easy to make cool-sounding song-like-things.

I've been cheating a pokewalker by taking one of the original wii wrist straps and looping one end through the PW and the other through a belt loop and then just letting it swing as you walk. Great way to work up several thousand watts with only walking a mile. You can also just swing it when you're bored.