I have a pokemon question I know I will regret.
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Plus the fact that in order to beat your first gym you have to go out and level a bug you have to find and level in the forest, with the only problem being once they evolve theyre worthless to you as a cocoon in the interim to being a bad Motha to fight agenst.Jaccklesby said:
Fire Red or Leaf Green, but i picked up Platinum, and cant stop playing. THE SECRET KEY CAME OUT TODAY!!
I'm playing fire red at the moment (3rd playthtough) and find it easy to get into, but still harder than red/blue since they beefed up some boss battles (ie misty who kicks your ass around if you didnt pick bulbasaur). But yeah great for content and length and has all good features that have been added
Essentially. In Japan, the original generation 1 games were Red and Green, not Red and Blue. Blue came out later in Japan that fixed glitches and improved little on some things, and that's the engine our Red and Blue got.Kogarian said:
I assume they made it Red and Green to reflect that, though it's confusing because we didn't get Green originally.
then again it's not the first time this name game was played i.e. Final Fantasy.
Yeah, but getting a GameBoy can be a pain, I would recommend getting Fire Red/ Leaf Green, as you can play them on the DS, along with the majority of Pokemon games. Alternatively you could try and get a GameBoy advance to play the originals.Baby Tea said:
In my opinion i think you should purchase Gold. It has to be one of my all time favourite games, and it will take alot longer to complete compared to pokemon Red & Blue, so you will definitely get value for money.
In terms of gameplay, you can basically go for any of them, since they're the same game with a new but ultimately minor gimmick each time. In terms of graphics, go for one of the newer ones, like Diamond or Pearl. Unless you like pixels, in which case go retro with Red/Blue! If it's grind you're worried about, I still think you could pick any of them. I have never felt compelled to 'catch 'em all', whether there were 150 or, what is it, 400-something now? You just catch and train what you like and start a new game when you get bored.
Sorry to be confusing - basically I would go with Diamond/Pearl becuase it's the same game with better graphics and more choice (sort of) when it comes to the Pokemon you can catch and train. =)
Sorry to be confusing - basically I would go with Diamond/Pearl becuase it's the same game with better graphics and more choice (sort of) when it comes to the Pokemon you can catch and train. =)
Gold/Silver were the best imo... they had the introduction of the day/night cycle, AND the game world was huge since they brought back the one from red/blue/yellow. You could cycle through Johto and Kanto regions. so even though you "beat the game" you still had an entire other world to explore!
