Gaming Pal Park- Is it available?

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When do you get the National Dex?
"National Dex/Completing the Shinou Dex

Luckily, in this game, all you have to do to complete the Shinou Dex is SEE all the Pokemon in the Dex, as opposed to catching them like in previous games. And once you see all the Pokemon, you unlock the National Dex. There are 151 Pokemon in the Shinou Dex, but not all the new Pokemon are included in it.
Unlockable
National Dex
How to Unlock
Complete the Shinou Dex (see all 150 Shinou Pokemon, Manaphy (#151) is not included)"

Source: GameFAQs

Just a bit of searching can teach you a lot. =P
 
I believe it's an area where you can transfer pokemon (by catching them again in Pal Park) from older GBA versions by having the cart inside your DS while playing Diamond/Pearl.
 
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Found on Route 221 after you get the National Pokédex, Pal Park is the only means of transferring the Pokémon to your game from your past games. However this only works with games of the same language and region.

After you have selected the 6 Pokémon you want to transfer in the menu before loading your game, go to the Pal Park in Route 221 and they will give you the Park Balls. Now these balls have a 100% capture rate and once you find your Pokémon, you cannot even run so you have to capture it. And thus you go inÂ
There are many areas to find the Pokémon in, with the Pokémon going into the certain area that fit with the Pokémon. For example Sea Pokémon going into the small sea area in the ParkÂ
There is also a Pond area for the Pokémon to be found in, aswell as a Mountain Side. However just being there does not consittute as you finding the Pokémon. Some Pokémon can be very very rare and hard to findÂ
And there is the usual Grass areas that a lot of the Pokémon will be found in. Both Short Grass and Tall Grass and they're all around the parkÂ
When you meet the Pokémon, they have the exact same stats, level, moveset, Effort Values and keep whether its Shiny and keeps its Original Trainer and location. Just throw the Park Ball and its yours. It IS the exact same Pokémon as you had on your old game so do not worryÂ
If you managed to capture all of your Pokémon within a certain time constraint, you will be congratulated and the Pal Park Ranger will give you a special Berry

Since Serebii is slow (because the official game just got released) here's the Google Cache blurb.
 

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