#mega firered version

[kafus]

if you ever feel up to it, i'd love to hear how you got the mew. hearing stories about people and their pokemon is really fun.

SOMEONE TOOK THE BAIT LET'S GOOO i wanted to talk about thisSDFFDKS

anyway i got my hadou mew through basically a miracle encounter - back in 2020 i was buying a lot of older pokemon games to fill holes in my collection, either games i never owned or games that i lost over the years from childhood, and as for my missing gen 3 games, i ended up going for japanese copies of firered and sapphire instead of english because having foreign carts is neat but mostly they're just a lot cheaper. buying secondhand pokemon games is always fun because often times the seller doesn't wipe or even check the save file and especially if the save file has a lot of playtime, they're like time capsules from a stranger right. so both games come in and the sapphire has nothing interesting but i'm perusing the boxes of this firered and uhhh

LMAO my initial reaction says it all, i literally just found this thing on a completely random firered cart i bought! it was not advertised to have mew in it on the ebay listing, in fact the seller i bought from sells a LOT of imported japanese pokemon games (and other gba titles) so i imagine he just has a pile of these and he picked out a random one to mail me without so much as checking what was on it.

of course mythical pokemon on gen 3 carts are dubious, it's not like it's particularly hard to gameshark a mythical pokemon, especially considering that i've gotten a secondhand file before with shit like a box full of Deoxys caught at level 2 on the first route in hoenn LOL... so i was pretty serious about checking for legality on this thing as best i could - backed up the save file and inspected it in pkhex, all data was 100% accurate to the event and also reasonable RNG wise, like normal random IVs and stuff... checked for archived versions of this event mew, none of them were identical to online injectable ones, which means the owner couldn't have downloaded and injected it... and most of all, context clues

here's ancient pictures of this mew traded to my english leafgreen so it's readable for everyone - i had not done anything with this mew yet so it's completely untouched from how i found it here. we can tell from looking at this that whoever owned this mew was training it with the exp share as its still holding it and is level 23 despite being met at level 10, and the moveset... solarbeam, mega punch, dragon claw?? very random moveset that i can only imagine a child using. this mew looks like it was played with by its owner legitimately. additionally not shown here, the firered cart had a lot of playtime and like 2/3 of the dex complete, the boxes were full of pokemon that the owner had been breeding and a few unhatched eggs, like i hatched one and it was a completely normal eevee so they may have been getting extra eevees for pokedex purposes etc.

basically i cannot 100% confirm this mew was obtained legitimately without teleporting back in time and getting that japanese movie preorder bonus myself, but there is literally nothing strange about this mew and the save file it comes from is well loved and appeared to be played by a child doing normal pokemon stuff. so for all intents and purposes, this mew is definitely legit to me. actually insane happenstance. i have never gotten anything this crazy from a secondhand file before

think of it this way. some japanese kid in 2005 preorders a pokemon movie > he goes to the store to redeem it for a mew in person. in 2005. in japan. > he plays with the mew a bit > at some point he stops playing pokemon > he sells the game to some random american seller after never wiping the save or removing the mew > the american seller buys jp pokemon games in bulk to resell on ebay so he has a ton of them and probably doesn't check them for what's on them or the old save files > when i order it from this random ebay listing, the american seller picks a random fire red cartridge out of his bulk stash and mails it to me > it ends up in my hands 15 years later after the kid first got this mew

like holy shit it's a small fucking world huh

another old convo from the RM discord because i'm nostalgic about it, i had just started talking here at the time... i'm gonna be honest the ribbon master challenge and the people i met through it genuinely changed my life and this mew came into my life at the perfect time so it means a lot to me on top of being insanely cool

anyways i went on about that longer than necessary but yeah bless my mew i love him

#kiki was here #asks #anonymous

[mlarayoukai]

Meowth has as many forms as Charizard, and is obtainable in around 9 more games than Charizard is. Why don’t you complain about it instead? Or do you just like seeing other people’s opinions and going with them because you’re too scared to form your own?

Hi person who doesn't follow me, charizard isn't going to fuck you. I've talked about for years how I dislike charizard. I've genuinely hated charizard since it got 2 mega evolutions. I've constantly complained how I hate Gen 1 favoritism in new forms. You can't tell me charizard isn't shoved into our faces especially in merchandise. Meowth isn't Leon's main pokemon. Meowth isn't on the box of red or firered version. Meowth doesn't have 2 goddamned mega evolutions. Meowth isn't everywhere in the fucking tcg. Meowth isn't in a playable character in smash brothers. Of course they're going to parade meowth because of team rocket. I'M scared, says the anonymous user

If anything more people like charizard....... What on earth are you talking about. I've been hanging around the tcg space recently and person won't shut the fuck up about charizard and that was my breaking point. If charizard is your favorite pokemon I'm just going to assume you're over 30 and have basic tastes. I hit you with rock slide

#You can probably put charizard into my search bar and see how much I've talked about hating him #mlarayoukasks #Anon

[ether-gearhead]

How I interpret the core series multiverse

Something I've been thinking over since, around the BDSP/PLA release cycle, is how many timelines exist in the Pokemon multiverse? Well, I think I've come up with about six different timelines, including the timeline Masters takes place in. If you'll all indulge me for a moment or two, I'll lay out the multiverse as I see it:

Classic Timeline:

Yellow

Emerald

Crystal

Platinum

Nothing more complicated here than putting the third versions together, because, let's face it, these WERE the canon versions back in the day! I want to make particular note of Platinum, as I believe Cyrus's actions at the Spear Pillar not only created two entirely different universes, but completely rewrote their histories, given that Dialga's power over time includes future AND past.

Diamond timeline:

FireRed

Ruby

HeartGold

Diamond

Black

Black 2

X

Sun

Sword

Scarlet

So named because this universe is most heavily influenced by Dialga, the Diamond timeline consists of whatever versions the male protags are named after in Adventures. However, Scarlet will be a constant across this and the Pearl timeline, for reasons we'll get into later.

Pearl timeline:

LeafGreen

Sapphire

SoulSilver

Pearl

White

White 2

Y

Moon

Shield

Scarlet

Being the Palkia-influenced universe, you'll find several connections to Palkia's Water-typing, mainly in Kyogre, Lugia, and Lunala. Aside from that, these are mostly the opposite versions to the Diamond timeline. Once again, Scarlet is constant between the two, which of course I'll explain.

Omega timeline:

Let's Go Pikachu

Omega Ruby

Let's Go Johto

Brilliant Diamond

Black remake

Black 2 remake

X remake

Ultra Sun

Sword

Violet

These games are largely alternate universes to the Diamond timeline, some of which haven't even been announced yet, so I guess I have to explain that.

As Mega Evolution was originally stated to be recently discovered in Kalos, that flies in the face of Let's Go Pikachu and Omega Ruby, which prominently feature Mega Evolution prior to the Kalos games, so I grouped them into a timeline together. Speaking of Let's Go, we can safely assume a version of the Johto story occurs three years after that.

Brilliant Diamond is grouped here mostly for its inclusion of the Fairy-type, but I'm willing to bet that when Unova gets remade, Cynthia will reference Dialga in Black, but Palkia in White. And Kalos remakes will most likely retconning the Fairy-type as a long-known commodity.

Ultra Sun is explicitly an alternate Sun, and is the whole reason this and the Alpha timeline are a thing in the first place.

The reason I put Scarlet in both the Diamond and Pearl timelines is because of the possibility that AI Sada travelling to the ancient past causing a butterfly effect that would cause Violet's events to play out instead of Scarlet's.

Alpha timeline:

Let's Go Eevee

Alpha Sapphire

Let's Go Johto

Shining Pearl

White remake

White 2 remake

Y remake

Ultra Moon

Shield

Violet

I won't bore you all by repeating the same logic behind the Omega timeline, just swap out the opposite versions other than Scarlet.

Masters timeline:

FireRed

SoulSilver/Crystal hybrid

Omega Ruby/Emerald hybrid

Platinum

Black

Black 2

X

Ulltra Sun/Ultra Moon

Sword

Scarlet

Masters is somewhat less rigid with its timeline than the ones I've pieced together, but at least there's no need to fret over a Kanto title. Still, I'm going with FireRed just because Red picked Charmander.

I put SoulSilver AND Crystal, not because I believe they're both canon, but because Kris exists, and so I'm assigning her the Suicune sidequest. As for SoulSilver over HeartGold, Ethan seems to have caught Lugia, but not Ho-oh, so I think that settles that.

Similarly, I'm inclined to count Omega Ruby as the canon game because Steven's mindscape features the Groudon mural, and also Brendan as Norman's son has Latios, which would only be the case in Omega Ruby. However, I believe the Masters Hoenn story follows Emerald more closely, as if you look at the team admins' mindscapes, then Tabitha's is the mouth of Mt. Chimney, and Matt's is the remodeled submarine, both roles that Emerald assigned the two teams.

Platinum is explicitly canon to Masters, as Cheryl namedrops the Distortion World, with Cyrus even having both dragons before Dialga abandons him for Lucas.

Hilbert, portrayed as the canon BW1 protagonist, has his base unit's sync move as "The True Razor Shell," and N comes into the game with Zekrom as his base pair, so Black is almost certainly the canon version. Also, Nate recognizes Black Kyurem when Ghetsis tries to make Kyurem absorb Zekrom, so Black 2 almost certainly happened.

There are effectively zero indications of X or Y being the canon version. Lysandre doesn't even count since he wasn't believed to have survived Geosenge Town! That being said, most of Calem and Serena's Pokemon use the Dex entries from X, so until one version or another is confirmed, I'm rolling with X solely on that.

The Ultra games were confirmed since launch, but until Nebby makes an appearance, we won't know for sure whether it's Ultra Sun or Ultra Moon.

Gloria has Zacian, Hop has Zamazenta. Sword is canon, case closed.

Scarlet seems to be canon, based on Nemona wearing the Naranja Academy uniform, but I'd like to see the protags and Arven get added first before making a judgement call. Hoopa shenanigans, and all that.

So out of the natural infinity of multiverse theory, there are at least six timelines in the Pokemon core series multiverse. I mean, technically, there are ten bad timelines where the villains actually win, but those don't make for good worldbuilding (or, multiverse building. Building a multiverse, doesn't get nerdier than that...).

#pokemon yellow #pokemon firered and leafgreen #pokemon crystal #pokemon heartgold and soulsilver #pokemon ruby and sapphire #pokemon emerald #pokemon diamond and pearl #pokemon platinum #pokemon black and white #pokemon black 2 and white 2 #pokemon x and y #pokemon sun and moon #pokemon ultra sun and ultra moon #pokemon let's go pikachu and let's go eevee #pokemon sword and shield #pokemon scarlet and violet

[rozzarilla]

My Updated Pokemon Team

Pokemon has been part of my childhood since late 2010. I love the character designs, the art direction, and the narrative. Before going to Miraculous Ladybug and TOH era, one of my old fixations was Pokemon.

These are my parties I've gone through countless battles in Pokemon main games. The relationship I've build with these Pokemon are still fresh and juicy in my mind. Let's be begin my chronological order!

1.) Pokemon FireRed

First of we have Pokemon FireRed, which was one of my first two Pokemon game alongside Emerald. All I remember is that my starter was Charmander and I really enjoyed using Raichu, Nidoking, and Lapras during the playthrough :D

2.) Pokemon Emerald

I played the Emerald version when I was 8 years old, though I didn't understand the concept of Pokemon gameplay at first. Blaziken was over leveled for the rest of the playthrough due to its type combination and I beat Norman's Slaking easily with just my Blaziken.

3.) Pokemon Diamond & Platinum

In Gen 4, I had two version of my Sinnoh team:

My original team in Pokemon Diamond included Staraptor and Lucario. However, my Platinum team needed more spices, so I replaced my Staraptor and Lucario with Togekiss and Weavile respectively to balance out my team composition. Considering Cynthia's battle was goddamn hard :"3

4.) Pokemon HeartGold

I got my start with my Johto chapter in Pokemon HeartGold version because I never actually played a Gen 2 game. :(

But yeah, Espeon was dope when it came to Poison type coverage.

5.) Pokemon White and White 2

Near the end of the in-game storyline, I replaced my Archeops with Braviary for being a badass Normal/Flying type birdie. It took me times to get my Rufflet to fully evolved, but once it did. It was definitely worth it as this Pokemon is pretty good.

I enjoyed Pokemon White 2 over one of the original games because it provided more variations for Pokemon in Unova region and I think my team in B2W2 was much better. Both Lucario and Arcanine were really powerful Pokemon and I had no regrets about capturing them. Apart from Reuniclus, I gotta say it's great.

6.) Pokemon X

My team for Pokemon X was incredible. Okay, for the starter Pokemon I chose was Froakie and after it fully evolved, it was truly a great member of my team. Early on in the game I caught a Fletchling and when it later evolved into Talonflame, it was one of the strongest early bird Pokemon that I've ever owned. Also, the only Pokemon that went Mega evolving was Lucario and it's OP as always.

7.) Pokemon Ultra Sun

For my starter Pokemon in Alola region, I chose Rowlet. It was a pretty last-minute decision because up until I chose it, Litten was originally going to be my starter. But hey, I didn't regret because once it was fully evolved into Decidueye this was easily the best member of my team. Another Pokemon that caught my attention is Alolan Vulpix, which turned into Alolan Ninetales due to its beautiful design. In-battle gameplay? Well, it was decent.

8.) Pokemon Sword

Man, Cinderace turned out to be the strongest out of three starter final evolutions in my opinion, thanks to its diverse moveset. What made me loved Cinderace even further beyond anything was its signature move Pyro Ball. Honestly, this is the coolest move animation I've ever seen in Pokemon Sword and Shield. Toxictricity was surprisingly good tho due to its unique typing.

9.) Pokemon Scarlet

After final evolutions of Paldea starters were leaked, I can't lie I had actually had a mixed opinion with Meowscarada tbh but Sprigatito was still adorable. Tinkaton was a surprise as it took the hearts of fans worldwide. Its design and gameplay were unique and fun.

#pokemon #pokemon team #my pokemon team #ROZZARILLA'S POKEMON ERA COMEBACK

[cheemken]

what are the things you love and hate about all of the pokemon games you played?

Well now I can say I have played gens six and seven, but I haven't finished them yet so I'm just gonna post down what I like abt em so far hahah

I'm also adding the spin offs bc they're also pkmn games

Anyways under the cut hahah

Red/Blue/Yellow - honestly... I just liked that Pikachu can follow us on Yellow, wish they kept that feature all throughout each games, it only came back on HGSS, SwSh, BDSP, and ScVi. Also the fact I can get all three starters hahah

Starting from gen one

Crystal - Kris supremacy, the highlight of it really, also really dope we can visit another region post game

TCG for the GBC - it's fun, made me understand the card game a bit better back then hahah

Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald - HOENN SUPREMACY ough this is home in game form fr, this and BW/BW2, but more on this really hahaha it's cool the contests are cool actually, love the starters, they're the first starter trio where I liked all of them, love the characters, I love my son Wally so much, May/Brendan too, Wallace the true Hoenn Champion in my heart (Emerald bias), the best roster of mons, I could go on really

FireRed/LeafGreen - I mean.. idk. It's an improved version of gen one I'll tell you that but yeah

Platinum - Torterra, Garchomp, Riolu, and the contests (yes I liked the contests here too, the contests here low-key better than in gen 3 ngl)

HeartGold - love the pkmn following feature for real, it's so cute, it's dope, wish they added that in gen five hcnxnx

PMD Red/Blue Rescue Team - Red Rescue Team was my intro to pmd, fucked me up so much I had to use the HP cheat lmfaoooo but it's fun tho hahaha

PMD Explorers of Sky - changed me as a person, really dope, the characters are cool, I just hated Chatot at the start lmfao, but dude this game is so fuckin dope pls cndmdn the way Hero and Partner are so soft and I love how they're still together even post game they mean so much to me your honour🥹

White - my absolute beloved omfsssss everything's so cool okay everything abt it is so cool, love the characters man and the story too, dyou know how cool it was seeing all the Gym Leaders interact and fight Team Plasma, dude that blew my mind back then lmfaooo also c'mon the Tao Trio? You mean the greatest Legendary trio? Hahaha

Black 2 - same w White, it's so cool, everything's so fucking dope, plus PWT

Conquest - I like the art style lmfao

X - Diantha my beloved, also the pokemon petting thing I'm just sad it's a bit lag on my emulator but still I really love this feature hahaha

Ultra Sun - the starters, and the pokemon petting thing again hahah

Omega Ruby - look you already know how much I love Hoenn, plus this has mega evolution and it has the dexnav! Also the pokemon petting thing ofc lmfao also also love how they improved Magma and Aqua really idk I just cnmdnd god ORAS Team Magma and Aqua my beloveds jcdmdn

PMD Gates to Infinity - look I just know that Hydreigon isn't really the big bad guy okay and I'm so happy abt that bc it's usually the Dark/Ghost types that are villains in these games so it's a nice change that Hydreigon isn't a villain

Super Mystery Dungeon - man the scene from the start w Nuzleaf looking at the hero and the hero was giving him puppy eyes killed me okay it lives in my head rent free and I wanna draw smth abt it

Unite - ah yes, the moba game, anyways it's dope if you're winning lmfaooo also it's dope Gengar's there they should buff him actually, I think Hex and Sludge Bomb deserve buffs

TCG online/live - the online one was dope, I still miss my Zamazenta deck to this day

Masters EX - the lore chdmdnd they should add more Diantha lore please I am begging😭

Cafe Remix - it's cute, I love the art style of it hahah

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Now for my gripes for all these lmfaooo

Red/Blue/Yellow - it's boring as hell. I don't like the fans of this one too, most just couldn't accept that people like the newer gens and they always shit on people if they don't like gen one

Crystal - other than not being able to get Mareep, nothing much, they do have a point w the level scaling tho

TCG for GBC - I mean tbf I understand why it's not mentioned much there's not much to it but it's still fun for killing time

Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald - how back breaking it was finding Feebas I honestly gave up, also what the fuck was that Regis mission man💀

FireRed/LeafGreen - same w RBY

Platinum - it wasn't a fun experience for me, it's slow as shit, and I'm pretty fucking sure majority of the people who like this game only likes Cynthia. Fr, no hate on Cynthia, she's a dope character, but she's like the Charizard of the pkmn characs really, she gets everything and is everywhere, how abt giving a chance to other Champions

HeartGold - a bit slow, but not DPPt slow at least, also again w the level scaling

PMD Red/Blue Rescue Team - this would've been so so dope if it weren't for the fact that after the story, Hero and Partner became nothing but normal recruits. Like all that buildup of Hero wanting to stay for Partner, and suddenly they're just like normal recruits, it sucks

PMD Explorers of Sky - Aegis Cave

White - idk but for me it's hard to level up in this game, also the fact the E4 didn't do much on screen, like I wanna know what they did during Plasma's attack

Black 2 - it's,, well it's how the previous characters interacted really, I wish there was more of it, I wanted to see the Gym Leaders interact w each other during the games, pls I wanted to see Bianca and Iris meeting at Castelia bc I know they met up there again please I just know it

Conquest - I think it's a skill issue on my bit but the gameplay was just so confusing for this one, and no I don't mean the battle gameplay, that I got, more on the,, recruiting bit and using of items and everything else—

X - I can't say it's easy just yet bc I really haven't made much progress so hey, for now I'm gonna say at how fucking long it takes when you get an item like dude why does it take so fucking long💀 also the lack of Diantha scenes, she deserves more, honestly she deserves so much better

Ultra Sun - have not finished this so no solid judgement but for now Imma say it's how tedious it is levelling up your mons and idk if it's a skill issue on my bit but like,,, do they really give off such a small amount of exp?? Idk, granted, my pkmn was a bit over levelled hahah

Omega Ruby - Granite Cave man I can't get Aron early on now ncmxnx

PMD Gates to Infinity - again, haven't progressed much so I don't really have a solid judgement for this

Super Mystery Dungeon - same w GTI

Unite - the abysmal matchmaking, the fact that ftp players don't have a way to get gems even if it's through events or missions, the devs thinking gem locking pkmn was a grand fucking idea, the way they can't balance their mons some are just too squishy and some are still strong despite the nerfs, also have I mentioned the matchmaking? Dude fr standard is either full of bots or I get matched w players who don't even know the objectives even if I'm telling them where to gather chxmxn

TCG online/live - live was honestly so so shit and a lot of players agree like even the cards aren't balanced Jesus Christ also it's lag as shit you can't even do anything most of the time and suddenly you lose also fun fact this game almost broke my fucking phone I almost couldn't exit the game and I had to forcefully reset my phone to save it lmfao

Masters EX - I haven't played this much yet for a solid judgement too but damn is the download time for this is slow as shit and fucking crashed on my tab. Also the lack of Diantha lore, pls they should add more abt Diantha she deserves it

Cafe Remix - idk ig it's the fact I'm broke and can't afford stuff in this game bc almost everything needs real money to get, I really thought this was an offline game at first hahah

#an ask and an answer #anon #anyways #rse🤝eos having the shittiest missions involving the regis #honestly man wtf was aegis cave #do you know how backbreaking it also was finding the right unown letter for the mission💀 #and most of the time you find the right letter it doesnt drop the goddamn stone like cncmcnd #at least if youre playing on an emulator theres quicksave when you do encounter it #so you can just quickload numerous times till you get the stone #also #emulator fast forward option my absolute beloved #if it werent for that going through platinum would've been my personal hell #honestly it really is even w that idk it really wasnt a fun experience for me lmfao

[romsgba]

Description

Moémon is a project that brings to life cute sprites of Moé Gijinka, human-like characters based on the species found in the Pokémon world, we strive to make the best Moémon sprites with the best designs we can as well as aiming to keep our quality standards high. Moémon Mega Fire Red’s goal is to be an enhaced version of Pokémon Fire Red, but we want to be more than just that and we plan to expand and remake some parts of the region to make the game more interesting, as well as using modern mechanics and giving more content to the player.

Right now we want to make Moémon sprites for all existing generations, hence why we need to be able to make a game that can contain the most we can. Giving that way the player the biggest quantity of options possible. While there is still a lot of sprites to be done, we will get there over time, thanks to our hard working artists.

#pokémon #pokemon

[gbaromspokemone]

Description

Pokemon Metal Red is a new Pokemon FireRed Hack with the same story but with Brendan, Gigantamax, Gen 8 Pokemon, Mega Evolution, Ash Greninja, Galar Forms & much more to discover!

#pokémon #pokemon

[romsgbandsgbc]

What is New?

The game’s graphics have been updated to look like HeartGold and SoulSilver. Pretty much everything has been changed so it doesn’t look like FireRed anymore, which is a nice improvement in itself. While there are some graphical glitches, it doesn’t really affect the gameplay.

The Pokemon list is only up to Gen 4, which is around 494. The items, moves and other things have all been updated similarly to Gen 8. Another notable feature is the day-night cycle, which was already present in the Gen 2 games.

The Pokemon locations are also swapped around and appear depending on the time of day. The game has enough content to keep you busy. Also Try Pokemon xenoverse.

#pokémon #pokemon

[twinhood-2dot0]

Pokémon

Saying that Pokémon is a franchise very near and dear to my heart is a bit of an understatement. Pokémon Emerald was one of the first games I played, and the anime was probably my first anime. I'm pretty sure I've watched every Indigo League, Hoenn and XY(Z) episode, and I've played at least one of every single mainline Pokémon game. So I made a tier list because I can't think of a topic and I'm currently playing Scarlet and Violet so :P.

Get ready for some hot takes. Also, I know you won't find this interesting at all, but at this point I'm writing these more for myself so sorry :/.

S Tier

Pokemon Emerald was among my first Pokémon games along with Ruby, Sapphire, FireRed and LeafGreen, so I look at them with extremely rose tinted lenses, but I'm pretty sure a lot of people grew up with them too so I don't think that's a very hot take. (Yes, I know it came out 2 years before I was born, but I never had a console, much less a Nintendo one, so I played the Gen 3 games in a browser. And plus, I think the remakes of Ruby and Sapphire, Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are regarded as some of the best games?[citation needed].) Even so, Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald are still really awesome games. With Gen 1 and 2 games being very linked, with even the ability to travel to Kanto in the Johto games, RSE was sort of a soft reboot, introducing 135 new Pokémon, and very little repeats from older generations. It was also the game to introduce abilities, inherent traits to Pokémon that assist in battles or in other ways outside of battle, and separating the Special Attack and Special Defense stats completely, which had the unfortunate side effect of making transferring from Gen 1 and 2 games to Gen 3 games impossible, so they created FireRed and LeafGreen, the first generation games, remade for the GameBoy Advance, and Emerald, to introduce the rest of the Pokémon yet to be obtainable from the previous games. Emerald was basically an enhanced version of Ruby and Sapphire. A slightly different story involving both Team Aqua and Team Magma (basically, every Pokémon has an evil team, with different goals. In RSE, Team Aqua and Magma want to submerge the earth and create more land respectively), animated sprites, and the third of the Weather Trio, Rayquaza, gets a role in the main story. And the best thing from the Gen 3 games, the Pokémon.

The Gen 3 games gave us:

The cutest Pokémon ever

Some of the coolest grass types

KFC.

A pretty cute and interesting line. (Art by RoastedStix on DeviantArt. Although, I'd advise against searching up Gardevoir art. Some terrible people exist on the internet.)

Computer.

Okay, I'll refrain from flooding this post with images from just this game. But you get the point.

Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are the Gen 3 games remade for the 3DS, with 3D Pokémon and features added in from Gen 4-6, including, Mega Evolutions, basically beefed up cool looking fully-evolved Pokémon, like the 4th in the Sceptile line.

A Tier

Heart Gold and Soul Silver are remakes of the Gold and Silver Gen 2 games. Decent enough games, but the inclusion of walking Pokémon bumps it up significantly.

This is what I was trying to achieve when I accidentally released the Grovyle that I cried about. The Pokémon admittedly are kinda forgettable, except for Quilava who is one of my favourites.

And the level curve is terrible. I somehow didn't even evolve Quilava by the time I beat the Champion, and the Gym Leader levels are weird. Otherwise, pretty fun, along with the new features from Gen 3 and 4.

I haven't finished Legends Arceus yet because of my ancient laptop and inability to afford a Switch, but from what I played and heard and watched, looks pretty fun.

I put Black and White and its sequels in the B tier in the tier list, but I think they're A tier games. Stellar story that stands out a lot from the other pretty much cookie cutter stories, it goes over the morality of Poké Balls and owning Pokémon, and some of my favourite Pokémon. The Pokémon in Gen 5 doesn't seem to be very popular, but I love them.

These two starters are among my favourites, and picking one of them was so hard. I ended up picking Snivy in Black and Oshawott in White 2.

Huh, I just realised, the Oshawott line is one of two starter lines that go from biped to quadruped from all 27. I found a post analyzing the walking habits of every starter to predict what the Gen 9 starters would evolve into.

Ah, poor /u/RazarTuk, all your predictions were wrong.

A mole that's literally a excavation drill.

A literal Hydra with a little easter egg for people who know German numbers. Deino, Zweilous and Hydreigon. (Art by SeleneEde on Deviant Art.)

Electric Zebra.

Alright uh I don't think I have the time to get into the rest so, I'll sign off with a hot take. Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are not awful.

#pokemon

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5 Best Pokemon ROM Hacks Fan Games

💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 Start exploring the most played yet best Pokemon ROM hack that will keep you glued to the screen for hours. So gladly take advantage of these best Pokemon ROM Hack and land into completely fascinating adventures of the Poke world. The beauty of the game lies in its amazing narrative arc and intriguing dialogues alongside a good roster of Pokemons. Since it is a hack of FireRed, it adopts a similar plot. The game features Pokemons and flaunts pleasing graphics. Pokemon Gala ROM hack has proven to be the ideal choice for speedrunning sessions for its epic tale and interesting hacks. However, the stats, moves, and so on are modified. Also, the range of spawned Wild Pokemon differentiates this hack from Pokemon Glaze. This is a hybrid of a FireRed hack and Pokemon Crystal remake. It has the same narrative and characteristics as Crystal. New activities, updated sprites, and updated animations are also added You will have a lot of material to discover, ranging from Johto to Kanto. Pokemon Prism is a hack of Pokemon Crystal that shares the same theme. It includes new graphics, over Pokemon from Generation I to Generation IV, an original music track, and a variety of mini-missions to complete. Despite being based on the manga Pokemon Red Adventured , the game is entirely a simulation in which you play as Red and interact with the other characters from the manga. It has new graphics, features, and mechanics. I think this is a must-try and best Pokemon Hack. This is a revamped version of FireRed that features the same stories plus different places, sites, and other features. Furthermore, in Pokemon Unbound, you can complete side missions and receive amazing prizes such as Mega Evolution. There are also some Z moves in the latest version. This is both a variation and a hack of Pokemon FireRed. With this game, you should expect a bumpy ride and nerve-wracking challenges. The gameplay is challenging but satisfying. With a whopping new pokemons and some of them having new moves as well, there will be a lot of new things for you to discover. This fixes the monotony of the game and makes it more interesting. The ROM also introduces more items in the game and makes catching Rotom a bit easier. Players can interact and challenge the new gym leaders of the Zhery Region and also catch pokemon from the Sinnoh, Hoenn, Kanto, and Jhoto regions. The characters start experimenting on the Pokemons to make the strongest pokemon. Experimentations cost money and hence the need for funds arises. A Financer comes around to help them but asks them to go a shady quest for him. There is a lot for fans of the Pokemon franchise. This is just a big Pokemon game that players should try. As the name suggests the ROM takes a dark turn in the world of Pokemon. An earthquake follows and a shadow keeps getting closer to you, when it gets very close and things go dark you wake up again in the same cavern only to realize it was all a dream. Soon you realize your dream is becoming the reality and things start getting spookier. Stay tuned with GamesAdda for more recommendations and suggestions. Pokemon Gaming. By Prachi Doshi Last updated Jul 18, Table of Contents.

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Pokémon Region Look Back: Kanto

I got Pokémon on the brain, so I thought it would be something fun to do. These posts will just be me sharing my thoughts on the region: the pokémon themselves, the story, really anything at all, hope you enjoy!

The obvious place to start would be at the beginning: Kanto. Home of the original 151 and the region where a lot of trainers began their pokémon journey. While I didn’t begin here, I did eventually go back and venture though the region in Blue and FireRed. Overall, I enjoyed my experience with the games set here.

The original 151 are definitely classics. Simpler designs for a simpler time for sure, but simple does not mean bad in anyway shape or form. I for one consider the designs to be timeless. I also enjoy the many regional variants, megas and G-Max forms that have been introduced (yes, even the Charizards, though GF could calm down on them).

The one downside to the Kanto games is the fact that there isn’t much to say on the story. Collect badges, stop mobsters who just HAPPEN to be in your way, defeat your bratty rival <s>Buttface</s> Blue/Gary (or Trace if you are playing LGPE) and of course, catch em all. Nothing too complex, but that’s mostly due to the limitations of the era. 

Honestly, I wouldn’t mind going back to Kanto IF we got a more updated version of the region. We’ve only seen Kanto in two forms: the original (in RBY, FRLG, LGPE) and after a 2-3 year time skip (GSC and HGSS). Two forms between seven releases is why probably why most people are tired of seeing Kanto. I’d love to see the region in a new light whether it’s in the form of a Legends-style game or just a modern, open-world version

I think I’ll end this one here. I don’t know how often I will do these, but I hope you enjoyed the read!

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List of Games I Really Enjoy Fondly:

Sonic Adventure 2

Team Fortress 2

Titanfall 2

Left 4 Dead 2

Banjo Tooie

Yume Nikki

Pokemon Renegade Platinum

Paper Mario 64

Paper Mario TTYD

Etrian Odyssey (Whole Series)

Dark Souls 3

Fallout New Vegas

Wonder Wickets

Touhou 7 - Perfect Cherry Blossom

Touhou 8 - Imperishable Night

Touhou 10 - Mountain of Faith

Touhou 12 - Undefined Fantastic Object

Touhoumon Purple

Touhoumon Another World

OG Touhoumon Firered

Persona 4+Golden

Banished

Civ 5

Resident Evil 4

Final Fantasy 4

Final Fantasy 5

Final Fantasy 6

Final Fantasy 1

Final Fantasy 12

Final Fantasy 10

Final Fantasy 14

Silen Hill 2

Banjo Kazooie

Amazing Island

Shadow the HEdgehod

Sonic Mega Collection

Sonic Gems COllection

Sonic R

Sonic the fighter

Sonic CD was okay

Sonic 3 and Knuckles

Spyro

Spoyro 2

Spyro Year of the Dragon

The Legend of Spyro a new beginning (elijah wood voices spyro)

Uh the spyro gba game cuz it was the first game i found out i could like glitch past gates and stuff if i just jumped into it enough

castelvania 1 for the 3ds

Yume Nikki

Ocarina of time

majoras mask

link to the past

a link between worlds

conker live and reloaded multiplayer mode

Summon Night Swordcraft Story 1

Harvest Moon DS but the version specifically where its not broken and you can actually marry the witch princess

Harvest Moon A Wonderful Life

Harvest Moon Another Wonderful Life

Harvest Moon Magical Melody

Animal Crossing The First One On N64

Animal Crossing Gamecube

Animal Crossing Wild World

Kirby Super star Ultra

Kibry Squeak Squad

Kirby 64 The Best One

Kirbys Dream Land 3

Kirbys Air Rides

Yakuza 0

Darkest Dungeon

Umineko

Minecraft

Mother 1/Earthbound Zero

Mother 2/Earthbound

Mother 3/

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance on the gameboy advance

Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2 on the gameboy ds

yoshis island gba

legend of zelda minish cap

legend of zelda Wind Waker

Super Smash Bros Melee

Subspace Emissary

smash 4

smash ultimate

Touhou 12.3 - Hisoutensoku

Super Marisa Land

Super Mario World

Sonic Adventure 1

Pokemon Colosseum

Pokemon XD: Gale of Darknesstm

Digimon World 1

Digimon World 2

Digimon World 3

Digimon World 4 Kind Of

Yugioh The Falsebound Kingdom

Yugioh The Duelist of the Roses

Yugioh The Sacred Cards

Yugioh The Reshef of Destruction

The Yugioh GBA and DS Games where you opened booster packs

Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers on Gamecube

Lord of the Rings: Return of the King on Gamecube

The Hobbit on GBA

starfox adventures

super mario sunshine

Sonic Heroes

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Pokemon Yellow Remake 3ds

Pokemon Lightning Yellow. Is a fan-made remake of the original Pokemon Yellow version. Welcome to the world of Pokemon! Return to the all-familiar region of Kanto! Experience your renewed story and take on the role of champion in the Kanto region. Relive the strengthened bond between people and Pokemon through the advancement of Mega Evolution. They remade Red and Blue for GBA, and Yellow was a remake of R&B, so, you could just get LeafGreen or FireRed. And as for it coming out for 3DS, it's highly unlikely. IN all of the Pokemon remakes.

Nintendo 3ds Pokemon Yellow

Pokemon Red Remake 3ds

Like all other Pokemon games, Yellow offers a few one-shot opportunities to catch Pokemon that the player can see in the overworld. With the exception of one of these Pokemon, it is the expectation that the player catches them the first time he or she encounters them - running away or defeating them will cause them to disappear forever, should the player forget to save before the battle.

#144 Articuno

Location: Seafoam Islands

Method: The stunning Ice/Flying Pokemon and first of the legendary bird trio, Articuno appears at the bottom of Seafoam Islands after a rigorous rock-moving puzzle involving Strength and Surf. Like Snorlax and the other legendaries the ball will sometimes miss if it is of inferior quality so always use Ultra Balls if you can help it. Both its Defence and Special are high so feel free to use stronger moves like Rock Slide or Flamethrower to weaken it if your Pokemon is under level 50.

ArticunoLevel 50

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PeckIce Beam

#145 Zapdos

Location: Power Plant

Method: The shockingly powerful Electric/Flying legendary bird Zapdos appears at the end of the Power Plant in the room with the exit. Repels are recommended for the trek to Zapdos since the plant is quite a maze. No HMs other than Surf to reach the plant are needed. Moves like Ice Beam work well against it and Pokemon like Golem or Rhydon can hit it without being hurt by its Flying and Electric moveset.

ZapdosLevel 50

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ThundershockDrill Peck

#146 Moltres

Location: Victory Road

Method: Appearing in the middle of the Victory Road, the third and final legendary bird Moltres requires no more than Strength to access it. Like Zapdos, it is recommended you use Pokemon like Rhydon to avoid taking too much damage from its Fire and Flying movepool.

MoltresLevel 50

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PeckFire Spin

#150 Mewtwo

Location: Cerulean Cave

Method: The master of the Unknown Dungeon at Cerulean City, Mewtwo requires both Surf and Strength to get to. Like the other overworld Pokemon, balls may miss when trying to catch this Pokemon. Get its HP down carefully and avoid burning, confusing, or poisoning it so you don't knock it out accidentally. Sleep and paralysis work well. As Psychic was a broken type in the first generation, no moves will be super-effective against it with the exception of Pin Missle and Twineedle (both found on Beedrill, a weak Pokemon, and Jolteon, who has terrible Attack). If you've saved your Master Ball from Saffron City, now is the best time to use it. There is no better Pokemon to catch in the game than Mewtwo. Pokemon Mansion alludes to a few facts about Mewtwo; these include its origin, how powerful it is, and its connection to the super rare Mew, who can only be found via Nintendo event or glitch.

MewtwoLevel 70

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Battle and trade Pokémon wirelessly with your friends!

Experience one of the original adventures that began the Pokémon phenomenon, but now on the Nintendo 3DS family of systems! Set out on your adventure together with your friend Pikachu, complete with monochromatic pixel art, 4-bit background music and, for the first time in the series, enhanced color elements. You'll take on the role of a Pokémon Trainer and travel across the land searching for Pokémon with Pikachu. Catch, battle, and trade as you work to become the best Pokémon Trainer! If you want to catch all of the Pokémon, you'll need to trade wirelessly with your friends who havePokémon Red or Pokémon Blue Version.

Players:

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Game file size:

78 Blocks

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25 lat minęło jak jeden dzień...

Dokładnie ćwierć wieku temu w Japonii swoją premierę miały pierwsze gry z serii Pokemon. Nikt wtedy nie przypuszczał, że marka ta osiągnie globalny sukces i rozrośnie się na tak ogromną skalę.

Trzonem marki zawsze  były gry. Przez lata powstało ich wiele, bardziej i mniej rozpoznawalnych. W tym poście przypomnimy wam pozycje z serii głównej, które przyniosły marce największy sukces.

Pocket Monsters Red i Pocket Monsters Green

27.02.1996, Japonia

To od nich się wszystko zaczęło. Japończyk Satoshi Tajiri przekształcił swoją dziecięcą pasję łapania robaków na projekt gry kieszonkowych stworkach. Swój plan zaczął już w latach 80 XX wieku i początkowo nosił nazwę Capsule Monsters. Pomimo trudności mężczyźnie udało się znaleźć fundusze, oraz ludzi z którymi stworzył Game Freak - studio gier. Capsule Monsters ostatecznie zmieniono na Pocket Monsters.  Pod koniec lutego dwie bliźniacze gry zadebiutowały w Japonii i pobiły rekordy sprzedaży. 151 pierwszych stworków i region Kanto jeszcze w czarno-białej grafice na Game Boy dały początek marce, która miała zdominować świat.

Pocket Monsters Blue

10.10.1996, Japonia

Pierwsze gry nie były jednak idealne. Produkcje zawierały błędy i glicze psujące zapisy i mechaniki. Dodatkowo nie wszystkie grafiki pokemonów nie były odpowiednio dobrane. Dlatego jeszcze w tym samym roku została wydana poprawiona trzecia wersja - Pocket Monsters Blue. Naprawiła wiele mankamentów, uzupełniając  się z pozostałymi tak jak pokemony na ich okładkach. Nie odniosła aż tak wielkiego rozgłosu w samej Japoni, ale to jej angielska wersja miała zdominować inne kraje.

Pokemon Red i Pokemon Blue

28.09.1998, USA 05.10.1999, Europa

Po sukcesie w Japonii, wersje Red i Green otrzymały swoje angielskie wydanie po za ojczystym krajem. Zagraniczne odpowiedniki tak naprawdę były przetłumaczoną wersją Blue, jednak zachowano ideę bliźniaczych wersji i też wydano dwie gry - Pokemon Red i Pokemon Blue. Nazwa Pocket Monsters przemianowano na Pokemon i to pod tą nazwą jest znana po za krajem kwitnącej wiśni. Podobnie jak oryginały, te gry też osiągnęły ogromny sukces i pobiły rekordy sprzeważy.

Pokemon Yellow

12.09.1998, Japonia 18.10.1999, USA 16.06.2000, Europa

Po sukcesie pokemonów szybko powstało anime na podstawie fabuły gier. Produkcja opowiadająca o Ashu, który chce zostać mistrzem trwa do dzisiaj i nadal ma sporą widownię. Dwa lata po premierze Red, Green i Blue powstała czwarta gra z serii - Pocket Monsters Pikachu / Pokemon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition, w skrócie Pokemon Yellow. Podobnie jak w pierwowzorach przemierzamy region Kanto, ale wzorowany na tym z anime. Ponownie została poprawiona grafika i kod gry. Pokemon Yellow było ostatnią grą pierwszej generacji.

Wszystkie gry pierwszej generacji zostały ponownie wydane 27.02.2016 r na Nintendo 3DS

Pokemon Gold i Pokemon Silver

21.11.1999, Japonia 15.10.2000, USA 06.04.2001, Europa

Twórcy nie ukrywali długo, że chcą stworzyć kolejną część serii i kontynuować historię z poprzedniej gry. Tak naprawdę jeszcze na długo przed premierą właściwych tytułów istniała wersja beta, która znacząco odbiegała od pierwowzorów. W ostatnich latach coraz więcej starych projektów zostaje odnajdowanych i podobnie było z demo z 1997 roku. Z wielu conceptów do gry weszło 100 nowych pokemonów i nowy region Jotho, sąsiadujący z Kanto. Druga generacja została wydana na Game Boy Color i była pierwszą kolorową grą. Trudno dziś uwierzyć  w to, że twórcy chcieli zakończyć serię i nie planowali wydawać już nic więcej. Jednak tak się na szczęście nie stało.

Pokemon Crystal

14.12.2000, Japonia 29.07.2001, USA 02.11.2001, Europa

Pokemon Gold i Pokemon Silver sprzedało się równie dobrze i dodało marce rozpoznawalności. Podobnie jak w poprzedniej generacji i tym razem powstała trzecia wersja bazująca na wcześniejszych. Od drugiej generacji japońskie i zagraniczne wersje nie różnią się od siebie. Oprócz wielu nowych mechanik i udogodnień, wersja Crystal jako pierwsza dała możliwość wyboru płci gracza i wprowadziła pierwszego pokemona dostępnego tylko przez event. Pokemon Crystal było ostatnią grą drugiej generacji.

Wszystkie gry drugiej generacji zostały ponownie wydane na Nintendo 3DS. 22.09.2017 - Pokemon Gold i Pokemon Silver. 26.01.2018 - Pokemon Crystal

Pokemon Ruby i Pokemon Sapphire

21.11.2002, Japonia 19.03.2003, USA 25.07.2003, Europa

Dokładnie po trzech latach od premiery gier rzekomo ostatniej generacji, w Japonii światło dzienne ujrzała już trzecia generacja marki. 135 nowych pokemonów i region Hoenn w którym po raz pierwszy istniały dwie organizacje przestępcze. Tym samym w zależności od wybranej wersji fabuła różniła się. Przełomowymi okazały się: system walk dwa na dwa oraz dodanie natur i zdolności stworkom. Gra została wydana na Game Boy Advanced i podobnie jak poprzedniczki odniosła komercyjny sukces.

Pokemon FireRed i Pokemon LeafGreen

29.01.2004, Japonia 09.09.2004, USA 01.10.2004, Europa

Wraz z postępem technologicznym i nowymi konsolami Game Freak coraz bardziej rozbudowywał i ulepszał swoje gry. Po ośmiu latach od swojej premiery, również pierwsza generacja otrzymała odświeżenie. Pokemon FireRed i Pokemon LeafGreen były pierwszymi remakeami marki. Dodane jako post game Wyspy Sevii płynnie łączyły odnowione Kanto z Hoenn, aby ponownie „złapać je wszystkie”.

Pokemon Emerald

16.09.2004, Japonia 01.05.2005, USA 21.10.2005, Europa

Podobnie, jak w przypadku poprzednich generacji i tym razem powstała trzecia wersja gier. Tym razem jednak po raz pierwszy przedstawiała odmienną fabułę. Pokemon Emerald nie tylko łączyło ze sobą fabułę z poprzedniczek, ale dodawało do niej nowe elementy. Jako post game wprowadzono bardzo ciepło przyjęty Battle Frontier i wiele eventowych pokemonów.

Pokemon Diamond i Pokemon Pearl

28.09.2006, Japonia 22.04.2007, USA 27.07.2007, Europa

Po dziesięciu latach tylko w 2D pokemony wkroczyły w erę gier 3D. Pokemon Diamond i Pokemon Pearl łączyło w sobie grafikę dwuwymiarową i trójwymiarową. 107 nowych pokemonów i region Sinnoh wydane na Nintendo DS wprowadziły nie tylko lepszą grafikę. Czwarta generacja była w świecie pokemon rewolucją, która znacząco odmieniła system walk i dodała wcześniej mało używanym stworkom nowe formy. Dziś trudno sobie wyobrazić brak podziału na ataki fizyczne i specjalne, lub walk bez użycia konkretnych ataków.

Pokemon Platinium

13.09.2008, Japonia 22.03.2009, USA 22.05.2009, Europa

Region Sinnoh nie zamknął się tylko na dwóch grach. Po dwóch latach Game Freak wydało Pokemon Platinium, które jak się później okazało, było ostatnią „trzecią grą” serii. Druga wersja Sinnoh ponownie połączyła i ulepszyła fabułę bliźniaczych gier, oraz wprowadziła nowy Battle Frontier. Dodatkowo gra działała płynniej i nie była aż tak spowolniona jak pierwowzory. Czwarta generacja chyliła się ku końcowi, ale nie był to jej koniec.

Pokemon HeartGold i Pokemon SoulSilver

12.09.2009, Japonia 14.03.2010, USA 26.03.2010, Europa

Twórcy ponownie zdecydowali się na odświeżenie starszej gry. Po dziesięciu latach druga generacja otrzymała swój remake. Tylko w nich pokemony podążały za trenerem, oraz występował pokéathlon. Jotho i Sinnoh płynnie się łączyły, oraz dawały możliwość transferu pokemonów z poprzednich gier. Pokemon HeartGold i Pokemon SoulSilver były ostatnimi grami czwartej generacji. ~ Glossy

Pokemon Black i Pokemon White

18.09.2010, Japonia

06.03.2011, USA

04.03.2011, Europa

W nowych grach z uniwersum Pokémonów wcielamy się w mieszkańca nowej, oddalonej od wcześniej poznanych regionów, krainy. Gry zawierają 155 nowych stworków i tylko one są możliwe do złapania przed ukończeniem głównej historii, co miało być nawiązaniem do starszych generacji. Produkcja prezentowała ulepszoną grafikę, jednak nadal było to 2D połączone z 3D. Powstały także nowe mechaniki takie jak: pory roku, walki rotacyjnie oraz potrójne walki.

Pokemon Black 2 i White 2

23.06.2012, Japonia

07.10.2012, USA

12.10.2012, Europa

Niespełna rok po premierze pierwszej części gier z regionu Unova powstała druga część serii Black & White. Gry nie tylko ulepszyły starszą wersję, lecz oferowały nową fabułę, nowe postacie, zmienionych gym liderów, a nawet nowe miasta do zwiedzania, co utwierdzało nas w przekonaniu, że gramy w nową produkcję. Poza tym gry te zawierały nowe mechaniki takie jak: Pokemon World Tournament, gdzie możemy zawalczyć z postaciami z poprzednich gier, Pokestar Studios, które oferuje nam nagrywanie filmów, a także medale które możemy otrzymywać wykonując różnego rodzaju zadania.

Pokemon X i Y

12.10.2013, we wszystkich krajach

Z DS płynnie przechodzimy do 3DS, na którego wydane zostały gry szóstej generacji, czyli Pokemon X i Y. Produkcje te były innowacją, ponieważ są to pierwsze gry pokemon całkowicie w 3D. Otrzymaliśmy w nich 72 nowe Pokemony oraz 28 Mega Ewolucji.

Fabuła gier rozgrywała się w nowym regionie – Kalos, który był wzorowany na Francji. Nowości w X i Y, to m.in.: możliwość zmiany ubrań przez postacie, dodanie rolek, czy Mega Ewolucje, które zostały bardzo ciepło przyjęte przez fanów uniwersum.

Pokemon Omega Ruby i Alpha Sapphire

28.11.2014, Europa

21.11.2014, inne państwa

Kolejna gra szóstej generacji, która jest reworkiem gier Ruby i Sapphire. Gry nadal osadzone są w regionie Hoenn, ale nie jest to kalka fabuły z pierwowzorów. Fabuła skierowana została bardziej w kierunku Mega Ewolucji, których pochodzenie zostało tu wyjaśnione. Poza tym zostało dodane 20 nowych Mega Ewolucji oraz mechanika skradania się.

Pokemon GO

22.07.2016, Japonia

06.07.2016, USA

13.07.2016, Europa

Z konsoli przechodzimy na smartfony, na które wydana została jedna z najbardziej rozpoznawalnych gier Pokemon – Pokemon GO.

Fabuła w tej grze nie jest zbyt istotną, chociaż w śladowych ilościach występuje, jednak popularność produkcja ta zdobyła przez mechanikę szukania pokemonów „w realnym świecie”. W grze możemy przystąpić do jednego z teamów: Valor, Mistic oraz Instinct, który będzie nam towarzyszyć w grze. Oprócz łapania stworków gra oferuje nam także uczestniczenie w Rajdach, walkach Gymu czy też bitwy ze znajomymi.

Pokemon Sun i Moon

23.11.2016, Europa

18.11.2016, inne państwa

Alola! Nie, nie zrobiłem literówki w hawajskim „Aloha”. Alola to zarówno powitanie, pożegnanie, jak i kolejny region wzorowany na Hawajach.

W grze możemy spotkać 81 nowych Pokemonów i 18 Alolańskich Form. Regionalne formy to nowość, która pozwoliła na odświeżenie starszych pokemonów, które powoli zostawały zapomniane. Oprócz tego wprowadzone zostały Ultra Bestie – nowy rodzaj Pokemonów pochodzących z innego wymiaru. Innowacją było także zastąpienie liderów gymu kahunami, którzy, po pokonaniu lub przejściu ich próby, ofiarowali nam Z-Kamienie, pozwalające nam na używanie Z-ataków, czyli ulepszonych wersji istniejących ruchów.

Pokemon Ultra Sun i Ultra Moon

17.11.2017, we wszystkich krajach

Pokemon Ultra Sun i Ultra Moon to kolejne gry w regionie Alola. Rozwijają one temat Ultra Bestii i dodają 5 nowych Pokemonów (4 UB oraz jednego Pokemona Mitycznego). Gry te dają nam nowe możliwości i w głównej mierze poprawia niedoskonałości Sun i Moon.

Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu i Pokemon Let's Go Eevee

16.11.2018, we wszystkich krajach

Z 3DS przenosimy się na Nintendo Switch, na który wydane zostały dwie gry, reworki Pokemon Yellow, czyli Let's Go Pikachu i Let's Go Eevee.

Gry te opierały się na nowej mechanice, która było łapanie Pokemonów, aby zdobywać punkty doswiadczenia, więc usunięto walkę z dzikimi pokemonami, co było mechaniką znaną z Pokemon Go. Nowością było także to, że Pokemony pojawiały się i w tzw. Overworldzie, więc mogliśmy wybrać z którym stworkiem chcemy zawalczyć. Żeby jak najbardziej upodobnić grę do Pokemon Yellow usunięte zostały Abillity oraz Natury Pokemonów, co było także ulatwieniem dla nowych graczy. Powrócono także do pomysłu z Pokemon Heart Gold i Soul Silver, więc Pokemony mogły podróżować z nami po regionie Kanto.

Pokemon Sword i Pokemon Shield

15.11.2019, we wszystkich krajach

Ostatnie gry jakie omówię, to Pokemon Sword i Pokemon Shield. Fabuła tych produkcji dzieje się w regionie Galar, który wzorowany jest na Wielkiej Brytanii. Wprowadzonych zostało 85 nowych Pokemonów w tym galariańskie formy.

Po zrezygnowaniu z Liderów Sal Gymu w Aloli, zostały one przywrócone, jednak zrezygnowano z Elitarnej Czwórki, którą zastąpił Turniej. W grze tej zrezygnowano też z HM-ów. Dodano natomiast nową mechanikę jaką jest Dynamax oraz Gigantamax, czyli w głównej mierze powiekszenie, a w przypadku tego drugiego także zmienienie formy, które sprawią że Pokemon staje się silniejszy.

Gry te otrzymały także DLC, w których: otrzymaliśmy dostęp do wcześniej niedostępnych miejsc w regionie Galar, nowe legendarne Pokemony, w tym 2 nowe „Regi” tj. Regieleki oraz Regidrago, dwa mityczne Pokemony i regionalne formy legendarnych ptaków z pierwszej generacji.

Jak widać, gry pokemon zmieniały się na przestrzeni lat, stając się lepsze, i lepsze. Świętujemy to 25-cio lecie i życzmy marce Pokemon przynajmniej 4 razy tyle.

~ Luen

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Every game I’ve ever played (That I can recall)

On Xbox

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2: Battle Nexus

w/ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Arcade Game

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Mutant Nightmare

w/ Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time

Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom

The Spongebob Squarepants Movie Videogame

Spongebob Squarepants: Lights, Camera, Pants

LEGO Star Wars: The Videogame

LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy

Pac-Man World 2

w/ Pac-Man Arcade Game

w/ Pac-Attack

w/ Pac-Mania

Spider-Man (The tie-in to the movie)

Spider-Man 2

The Incredibles

The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer

Chicken Little

On Gameboy Color

Toy Story 2

On Nintendo DS

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures

LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues

LEGO Batman: The Videogame

LEGO Rockband

Bionicle Heroes

TMNT (2007)

Pokemon Platinum Version

Pokemon White Version

Pokemon HeartGold Version

Pokemon White Version 2

Drawn to Life

Drawn to Life: Spongebob Squarepants Edition

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

Scribblenauts

Super Scribblenauts

Mariokart DS

Pac-Man World 3

Sonic Rush

Sonic Rush Adventure

Sonic Colors

Sonic Classic Collection (Sonic 1, 2, 3 & Knuckles)

Transformers Autobots

Transformers Animated: The Game

On Wii

Wii Sports

Wii Sports Resort

Drawn to Life: The Next Chapter

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures

LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues

LEGO Batman: The Videogame

LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes

Spongebob Squarepants: Truth or Square

Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Mariokart Wii

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games

Sonic Unleashed

Sonic and the Black Knight

Sonic Colors

Sonic & Sega All-Stars Racing

Sonic 4: Episode I

Sonic 1 (Mega Drive Virtual Console)

Pac-Man (Virtual Console)

On Nintendo 3DS

Sonic Generations

Sonic Lost World

Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed

Scribblenauts Unlimited

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012)

Pokemon X

Pokemon Omega Ruby

Pokemon Moon

Pokemon Ultra Moon

Pokemon Shuffle

Pokemon Art Academy

On Wii U

New Super Mario Bros. U

Super Mario 3D World

Super Mario Maker

Mariokart 8

Sonic Lost World

LEGO City Undercover

LEGO Marvel Superheroes

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham

The LEGO Movie Game

The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (remake)

Splatoon

Super Smash Bros. for Wii U

On Switch

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (remake)

Splatoon 2 (+ Octo Expansion)

Sonic Mania

Sonic Forces

Shantae: 1/2 Genie Hero

Lethal League Blaze

My Hero One’s Justice

Super Mario Odyssey

Pokemon Shield (+ Expansion Pass)

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

On PC

Sonic Adventure 2 Battle

Sonic Generations

Jet Set Radio

A Hat in Time

Skullgirls

Batman Arkham Asylum

Batman Arkham City

Batman Arkham Origins

Batman Arkham Knight

On Mobile

Angry Birds

Jetpack Joyride

Fruit Ninja

Temple Run

Temple Run 2

Sonic Dash

Sonic Forces Speed Battle

Skullgirls Mobile

Pokemon Emerald Version (Emulated)

Pokemon FireRed Version (Emulated)

Pokemon Sweet Version (FireRed ROM hack)

Total: 122 games