Pokemon Diploma Have all 202 pokemon Seen and Caught in your pokedex. Then go to the hotel in Lilycove City and talk to the Game Designer. National Pokedex DiplomaĜollect all 386 Pokemon info in your Pokedex. You will be able to scan E-Reader cards with this. When he asks you your profile, tell him MYSTERY EVENT IS EXCITING. You will receive a Pamtre Berry.ĜHALLENGE CONTEST You will receive a Durin Berry.ĜOOL LATIOS You can only tell her one of these each day. Tell the Berry Master's Wife certain phrases to receive the following berries. Graphics 8 Sound 5 Addictive 10 Depth 10 Story 5 Difficulty 4 You all can think me a mean reviewer, as mean as Genghis Kangaskhan, but I would prefer to curl up with a chocolate Ho-oh and play Pokemon Red or Blue. But what keeps the game from Bellossoming is that it relies too much on its tried and true formula. Which is unfair really, because the only reason its such a blast is because of what came before it: the solid gameplay of the first Pokemon games reused and recycled is a pure gem. It's not Johto anymore, it's Hoenn! However, begrudging as it is to admit, this game is still a blast. night and day sequences? Why would those not be implemented? Was someone afraid of taking a Chancey? And no one can say that the new region counts as something new, because it contains the same old same old as the old regions, someone just took a label maker to the game map and renamed the locations. They even took out some of the old that was interesting. Where I would have normally tackled a battle one way in a previous game, I now have to deal with Abilities as well.
To avoid sounding a bit cliched, or like I'm beating a dead Horsea, these are literally game-changers. You have to employ new strategies and team compositions to deal with the addition of these Abilities. These Abilities and Natures, passive abilities that certain individual Pokemon have, change the way you play the game.
But before I Jynx myself, allow me to explain why. Yes, yes, these are actually what I enjoyed about this game. But what about Abilities and Natures, cried the huddled masses. I can understand wanting to play your cards close to the chest, but the double battles, one of the coolest additions to Pokemon, are played so close to the chest you'd think they were tattoos. The main problem is that the double battles happen far too infrequently. But, before you open your Meowth to say that this is the addition that saves this game, it by no means Seels the deal. What's new here? The most obvious would be the double battles, in which two Pokemon from each team battle at the same time, for a total of two combatants. But for those Seaking the nitty gritty aspects of this game, grab a Lanturn and let's go deeper. My main point is that the real core difference between one Pokemon game and the next is the set of Pokemon, and eventually they are going to run out of Pokemon to make, or this will turn into Rocky or Jaws where they just keep adding numbers onto the end of the title. I know it wasn't the best singing ever, but I've been dealing with a cold all week and have been Koffing and Weezing all day. Basic Pokemon game goes thus: Boy (or girl) receives Pokemon, embarks on glorious quest to obtain all gym badges without Slaking, MUST BECOME THE VERY BEST. While there are some new additions (and I'll cover those in a sec, don't get your undies in a Tangela) these new additions really don't add anything substantial to the game or are underused. But the Exeggcutive Director does not stray too far from the original formula. It's a Pokemon game, carrying over all the gameplay elements from previous games. I know I'm asking for people to attach some Electrodes to me and fry me with electricity. I don't mean to be all Gloom and doom here. All the developers have to do is look outside for some sort of animal they can emulate in a Pokemon (Slug), slightly change the name (Slugma), and add some element effect to it, then Abra, Kadabra, Alakazam, you've got yourself a new Pokemon game. The task to catch-em-all was cool at first because it was something attainable, not to say that catching every Pokemon in these games is impossible, I just find it a bit Oddish that the way the game increases the difficulty of your achieving your catch-em-all dream is simply to add more to catch, no increase the actual gameplay difficulty. Now, this may sound a little Far'fetch'd, but I almost preferred the Pokemon games back before they were Muking around with adding more and more Pokemon. This time, they add 135 new Pokemon and take you to the region of Hoenn. Ruby does what every new Pokemon game does, adds a huge amount of Pokemon to the same game under a different name and region. Pokemon Ruby Review by: kabenon007 - 8.6/10 Ruby: a Diamond in the Rough? Another day.
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