The Pokemon starters for Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver and their evolutions have been detailed by Nintendo since the games are already out in Japan. VGB takes a look at the anticipated DS remakes.
Brandon of Mammoth Gamers recently purchased a used copy of Pokémon SoulSilver. Before he started his journey through the second generation, he came across another player's file and had an unexpected problem hit him.
This won’t be an issue on Switch when you can have one save file per account, meaning players can finally abuse the trading system
You really shouldn't give a shit about another gamer's save file on a used game you purchased... While its fun to walk in another's shoes for a bit you shouldn't feel guilty about erasing the save file. I mean if they cared about the time invested and keeping the save file i'm sure they would not have sold the game for pennies on the dollar to a used game store. Please wipe the save and start your own adventure. Game on!
I bought a used Final Fantasy Tactics for the Gameboy Advance and it has a save file of about 300 hours in it.
I feel guilty about deleting that file, luckily I can start my own separate one. I am hoping once I do and beat the game and compare my party to the previous player's and see what we did differently.
"Andrew and I finally shed our thoughts on the Pokemon Let’s Go reveal. From the game’s new features to what we want to see the Pokemon title. Will motion controls be forced? How will battles work? So many questions! Let’s jump into this drunken Pokemon discussion." -- Nintendo Enthusiast
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With each new generation of Pokémon, the overall number of Pokémon in the National Dex has climbed far beyond the original 151. Obviously, Pokémon has been spread over multiple generations of hardware, and this has further made it more difficult to "catch 'em all". On the Game Boy Advance, Game Freak began a method of alleviating this somewhat with remakes of the first generation games, giving gamers a more streamlined method of collecting the original Pokémon. This was continued on the DS with remakes of the second generation of games, Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver.
Because if you play it like I do and are constantly adding newly caught Pokemon to your lineup it takes an eternity? Thank goodness for EXP share in the later games haha
Basically, Pokemon games have always been about evolving & making the previous version/s obselete..
Sooo, If you want the latest build of your pokemon game that you played on your Gameboy like 8-5 years ago.. This is for you!
New Improvements
* Redesigned female lead!
* Opposite lead plays the support role!
* Pokégear, Sprout Tower and Slowpoke Well have been redesigned!
* New area cutscenes from Fire Red and Leaf Green return!
* Crossover promotion with the new movie!
* Pikachu-colored Pichu and a notch-eared Pichu are available to those that preorder!
* Two Pichus trigger an in-game event in Ilex Forest!
* Access to Arceus, which shows you past info about Arceus and Sinnoh in Pokémon Platinum by transferring it over to the game!
* Starter Pokemon will follow you, but specifics are not known!
* New Wifi features!
* Touch-screen User Interface elements!
* Makes all other previous pokemon versions obselete & rubbish!
lol until the next version/build releases.. enjoy it while it lasts.. true story
I badly want a Pokemon MMORPG on the Wii already. It's the only thing that'll make me purchase a Wii I think, I mean it's what I've been holding out for. There's no reason Nintendo shouldn't already have one. It would be amazing and take up HOURS of my time.
Sadly, I think Nintendo is going to milk this franchise on the DS as much as possible, which blows...The last one I picked up was Diamond, and I'll probably pass on these and wait for the next new installment
SoulSilver was a great remake. I really enjoyed playing it. It brought back a lot of nostalgia. :D
I'm probably gonna buy this...although I still haven't bought any of the new ones on the DS...too busy with my PS3 lol
I want these 2 games so bad! <3 my original gold and silver versions that STILL work to this day....can't say much about my gameboy though...have no idea where that went