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DS #4746: PokÃmon Version Or HeartGold (France)
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I'm from Quebec and my primary language is french yet...
I just can't play in French. I really hope I can choose the language when I'll buy it.
I just can't play in French. I really hope I can choose the language when I'll buy it.
Zurren said:
Ah, that may be it then.
The Japanese version did come out a while ago, and my memory is not what it was
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Semi off-topic, but for someone new to the Pokemon series (other than a couple of hours here and there in previous version), should I play Platinum or one of this two remakes? I mean, is there anything in them besides the nostalgia factor?
Or maybe I should wait for the next generation?
Or maybe I should wait for the next generation?
Generation 1 was Red/Blue/Yellow.
Generation 2 was Gold/Silver/Crystal.
Generation 3 was Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald.
Generation 4 is Diamond/Pearl/Platinum.
Generations 1/3/4 each have 8 badges and one "world" to explore.
Generation 2 had it's own 8 badges and world, and then let you go back and earn the badges and explore the world of generation 1, with some changes to it's world+storyline (to account for events that have happened between Gens 1 and 2) and the levels of the pokemon. That means you get two worlds and 16 badges to earn, so generation 2 was basically 2 games in one, but not that "we stuck 2 games on one cart" crap, you went seamlessly from one world to the next (and could travel back and forth at will, usually via a train) in one bigger epic story. So you're getting a game that's ~50% larger than normal.
HeartGold and SoulSilver are the remakes, so you get the updated graphics/engine/pokemon/movesets/music/translation/features of platinum with the huge story/world/playtime of generation 2.
Also generation 2 was full of happy memories and all that jazz so people are tweaked. X3
Generation 2 was Gold/Silver/Crystal.
Generation 3 was Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald.
Generation 4 is Diamond/Pearl/Platinum.
Generations 1/3/4 each have 8 badges and one "world" to explore.
Generation 2 had it's own 8 badges and world, and then let you go back and earn the badges and explore the world of generation 1, with some changes to it's world+storyline (to account for events that have happened between Gens 1 and 2) and the levels of the pokemon. That means you get two worlds and 16 badges to earn, so generation 2 was basically 2 games in one, but not that "we stuck 2 games on one cart" crap, you went seamlessly from one world to the next (and could travel back and forth at will, usually via a train) in one bigger epic story. So you're getting a game that's ~50% larger than normal.
HeartGold and SoulSilver are the remakes, so you get the updated graphics/engine/pokemon/movesets/music/translation/features of platinum with the huge story/world/playtime of generation 2.
Also generation 2 was full of happy memories and all that jazz so people are tweaked. X3
You can wait to the 6th generation, that way you don´t have to deal with the 5th.schismzgz said:
your questions are pure shit...
... and my answers too
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Thanks Rydian, I guess I'll wait for HG/SS then.
@NahuelDS if I had time to play them all I'd do, but since I don't and I have to choose one, I'd rather play the better game.
I agree with you though, your answers are shit.
@NahuelDS if I had time to play them all I'd do, but since I don't and I have to choose one, I'd rather play the better game.
I agree with you though, your answers are shit.
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By "world 2" I mean the second world you go to, the land where red/blue/yellow took place.solarsaturn9 said:Actually G/S are 100% larger than R/B/Y.... technically
There's less time spent leveling up throughout the game since you have 16 badges with the same level cap of 100, the level differences from one area/gym to the next aren't as big.
There's no beginning/tutorial (here's how you catch a pokemon, here's your pokedex, this is what a battle is) phase in the second world since you already did that in the first.
There's no elite four in the second, just one final dungeon to fight red/ash with no storyline or dialogue.
By world 2 you already have the HMs.
In world 2 there's less RPG-type story, you've already beaten your Rival.
It's more of an expansion than a second game.
It's still 500% kickass, though.
The Guy on ---site name removed--- stopped uploading the game b/c he scared that nintendo will catch and sue him
really?? I was wondering why ---site name removed--- doesn´t have this rom.solarsaturn9 said:Actually G/S are 100% larger than R/B/Y.... technically
geographically speaking.... yes
The Guy on ---site name removed--- stopped uploading the game b/c he scared that nintendo will catch and sue himRydian said:
NahuelDS said:really?? I was wondering why Romulation doesn´t have this rom.solarsaturn9 said:Actually G/S are 100% larger than R/B/Y.... technically
geographically speaking.... yes
The Guy on romulation stopped uploading the game b/c he scared that nintendo will catch and sue himRydian said:
fail.
THE ENGLISH VERSION IS OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!
F#$K YOU FRENCH PEOPLE!!! JAJAJAJA (sorry ;-))
YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!
F#$K YOU FRENCH PEOPLE!!! JAJAJAJA (sorry ;-))
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