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The Dash Engine greatly increases the control of the ZERO-ONE. While it does not allow it to go backwards, and the ZERO-ONE will still only stop when a [[Pokémon]] is in its way, the Dash Engine will speed up immediately, allow it to travel at an increased speed for an indefinite period of time, and return the ZERO-ONE to its normal speed as soon as the R button is released. | The Dash Engine greatly increases the control of the ZERO-ONE. While it does not allow it to go backwards, and the ZERO-ONE will still only stop when a [[Pokémon]] is in its way, the Dash Engine will speed up immediately, allow it to travel at an increased speed for an indefinite period of time, and return the ZERO-ONE to its normal speed as soon as the R button is released. | ||
Though it does not allow any direct interaction with the [[wild Pokémon]] like the [[Pokémon food]], [[Pester Ball]]s and [[Poké Flute]], it is still useful for positioning the ZERO-ONE in a desireable spot to take pictures and for moving quickly to an area of interest on a course. | Though it does not allow any direct interaction with the [[wild Pokémon]] like the [[Pokémon food]], [[Pester Ball]]s and [[Poké Flute]], it is still useful for positioning the ZERO-ONE in a desireable spot to take pictures and for moving quickly to an area of interest on a course. Also, the Dash Engine allows the ZERO-ONE to catch up to Pokémon that usually move faster than the vehicle. Pokémon who move in unusual patterns or initially appear out of photo range become accessible with usually a short burst of speed from the Dash Engine. | ||
[[Category:Pokémon Snap]] | [[Category:Pokémon Snap]] | ||