Diamond walkthrough... http://uk.faqs.ign.com/articles/783/783725p1.html
Pearl Walkthrough... http://uk.faqs.ign.com/articles/783/783863p1.html
I hope you meant walk throughs because the actual Game/ROM itself isn't allowed here at GBAtemp.net We're good clean folk =)
Pearl Walkthrough... http://uk.faqs.ign.com/articles/783/783863p1.html
I hope you meant walk throughs because the actual Game/ROM itself isn't allowed here at GBAtemp.net We're good clean folk =)
Honestly I started with the Fire type, that fire chimp. At lv 14 I knew he wuld evolve into this monkey that is 1/2 fighting. While fire has little/no effect on rock, fighting shatter them greatly so. The first gym is a rock type, so get to lv14 first.
In reality it is not mattering that much as you pick up plenty along the way. But as far as starting out, you'll have ground, air, and grass style which the fire one has the best chance against.
In reality it is not mattering that much as you pick up plenty along the way. But as far as starting out, you'll have ground, air, and grass style which the fire one has the best chance against.
Choose whatever, none of them are that great. It won't matter anyway because they're all good enough for normal battling and you don't want to battle competitively with a Pokemon with whacked up EVs.
use this patch and you will be able to catch every single pokemon in the one game http://gbatemp.net/index.php?download=598
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How do u use this thingy ?
It's japanese or something
Do you need an Action replay duo to use it ?
me and PeaCe are close friends, and we still dont have a clue what you ppl are talking about!
He wanted to know a start point to get on track of this pokemon thing, just provide names of the first games that we should play to get going that what is happening with current games and whats all the commotion.
TiA!
He wanted to know a start point to get on track of this pokemon thing, just provide names of the first games that we should play to get going that what is happening with current games and whats all the commotion.
TiA!
ok!
When I checked this game on wikipedia.org, they listed this game and leafgreen version like identical and look like they are same game.
what is difference between those two games? why they listed them on one page? is their difference on their protagonist? what is "version" ?
thnx guys,
by the way, i'm getting better on pokemon ranger! miss my DS
When I checked this game on wikipedia.org, they listed this game and leafgreen version like identical and look like they are same game.
what is difference between those two games? why they listed them on one page? is their difference on their protagonist? what is "version" ?
thnx guys,
by the way, i'm getting better on pokemon ranger! miss my DS
Red and Green are basically the same game. Each one has like 10-20+ unique pokemon you can NOT catch in the wild that you would have to trade for, or get a 'cheat' tool like a Gameshark or something to grab if you have no one to trade with.
Fire Red and Leaf Green are re-creations of the ORIGINAL Gameboy games from back around the mid90s when it first showed up for sale.
Fire Red and Leaf Green are re-creations of the ORIGINAL Gameboy games from back around the mid90s when it first showed up for sale.
so all of the game is identical, arent they?
same story, same demos and stuff, but only some enemies differ, am i right?
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what does LEafGreen version or FIreRed version means? is it just codename or it means something in the game?
thnx for ur time.
same story, same demos and stuff, but only some enemies differ, am i right?
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what does LEafGreen version or FIreRed version means? is it just codename or it means something in the game?
thnx for ur time.
Basically yes.
And then the later stuff that came on the GBC, then the GBA titles, and now the DS are all essentially the same 'basic' game. Each has a new story, added pokemon over the last game, some minor gameplay changes or tweaks, etc.
And then the later stuff that came on the GBC, then the GBA titles, and now the DS are all essentially the same 'basic' game. Each has a new story, added pokemon over the last game, some minor gameplay changes or tweaks, etc.
