The graphics for Digmon Ruby could have been
a little better but they were passable. The look of
the digimon was alright,  the character and background graphics too weren't bad.

   The sound was poor, the music sounded like an old Atari game or something.
 I didn't care for the battle sound effects either. It also had no voice acting.

   I thought it was somewhat addictive. I would likely play this game again if I was really board
and had played every other game I had after I play it a couple more times.

   Storyline wise I had to rate it low due to the terrible spelling/grammar. It
was so bad I had a hard time even understanding what was going on.

   Digimon Ruby did have a good amount of content however
it had a good amount of levels, and different digimon you could get. 

   This game wasn't really that difficult. I thought it was pretty easy to find your way around
and the battles weren't too difficult either.

   Some of the things that bugged me were miss named characters, battle menus and
the music. All the characters from the show including the main character Davis were miss named.
The battle menu has the attack command listed as Attn and when you attack after it hits your enemy
it keeps saying " Attack return can".
  
   Digimon Ruby does have potential but sadly it was untapped so overall
it is a mediocre game even though I'm a Digimon fan.

Game Description:

   Digimon Ruby is an RPG style game were you play as Davis from Digimon season 2.
the game starts off on what appeared to be a cookout where the MC gets transported to another
world. No not the Digital world of the show but a world where digimon and humans live together
in peace and fight along side each other.

   The game consists of fighting your way through dungeons, recruiting digimon, digivolving,
and going to different towns in a way like Pokémon.