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 ====Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen====
 [[File:Fame checker use.png|thumb|250px|right|The Fame Checker user interface]]
-In {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}, each time a predetermined piece of data is revealed to the player about a famous person listed within the Fame Checker (through mediums such as {{DL|Magazines in the Pokémon world|Pokémon Journal}}), it will be recorded. This information is arranged into categories, first by character, then in subcategories in an attempt to give a more or less whole perspective of the character in question (e.g. "Favorite kind of Pokémon", "Friends and Family", etc.). The player can observe these pieces of information at their will at any time. In numerous cases, these information pieces have requirements, such as entering the [[Hall of Fame]], that must be fulfilled first to acquire that particular quote. Once all six data pieces are obtained in a person's section, a message directly from that person will be obtained.
+In {{game|FireRed and LeafGreen|s}}, there are several characters who the player can collect information about in the Fame Checker.
-Though interactive, the Fame Checker does not affect the story or playability of the game, but is apparently intended to be useful to those who are interested.
+Each character who appears in the Fame Checker has six different entries that can be unlocked. Each of these entries corresponds to a quote about the character that the player can encounter within the game. When the player encounters this dialogue in the game, it will be registered in their Fame Checker. Each entry has a title (e.g. "Favorite kind of Pokémon", "Friends and Family", etc.), a location (which does not necessarily correspond to the save location), and the character or text being quoted; additionally, the overworld sprite of the character or object that provided the quote appears as an icon that represents that entry. Prior to unlocking an entry, it appears as a question mark with no title or indication of where the player can unlock it.
+These quotes can come from a variety of sources: the character themselves, major characters, unnamed NPCs, NPC Trainers, signs, {{DL|Magazines in the Pokémon world|Pokémon Journal}}, etc.
+Once all six data pieces are obtained in a person's section, the player can read a message that that character has sent directly to the player.
 The characters who have information stored in the Fame Checker in Generation III are as follows: