This game was a pretty unique hack compared to the ones I have played. Most of the hacks had either unlimited Pokeballs, all shiny Pokemon, and stuff on those lines. But this game had three starters, in one game. I know people will hate saying, "Well there goes the fun..." Well that's your opinion. But I found it easier because now you can fill up more of your Poke'dex, meaning more completion in the End Game. The game let's you normally pick your starter as all games and hacks do (Excluding Pokemon Yellow and hacks in similarity to Pokemon Yellow's starter), and then let you catch Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and Bulbasar. So you can easily build a team to have no weakness. Now you can finally own your rival!
GRAPHICS The game's graphics were the same as Pokemon Leafgreen and Firered, and I liked those games' graphics so I gave this category a ten. However, there were those moments where the game would slow down randomly and not let me move or select a move in battle. Instead I had to wait for it to SLOWLY get back to regular speed, only for it to reoccur again in three or four minutes later.
SOUND The games sound was very bland and the only time I would find myself humming was when the battle theme started. However, the sound was constantly ruined by the weird "lag" problem I talked about in the previous paragraph, but overall I really enjoyed the sound. I rated it a six.
ADDICTIVENESS Now for most people who have played Pokemon, know it starts off slow and boring to the point where you force yourself to keep playing (TTTTHHHANNKK YOU SPEEDUP BARRR!!!!), but then will get really good as your battles get more challenging and you can start breezing through the game. I always felt watching your Pokemon level up, gain EXP, learn new moves, and evolve is very satisfying and is something that keeps the player engaged. And since you have the three starters that means that you can breeze through gyms easier and watch them level up and evolve quickly as you defeat enemies you are effective against. Which kept me fighting Ratatta for quite awhile -- but was worth it.
STORY Now I never payed much attention to the story of Pokemon, because in some scenes (Mostly Black and White) you just hear people reciting PITA''s words in a video game -- not something I'd like to pay attention too. But the story is that you are a boy who just turns ten years old and is now able to get a starter Pokemon and you pick one out and then your rival picks the one you are weak too (What jerk-move). Then you journey, fight gym leaders for gym badges, and after you get all eight gym badges you may challenge the Elite-4. WHICH IS FALSE ADVERTISING! After you defeat the fourth member (All the members have teams built on one specific type, like, grass/fire/ghost/ ice/ electric/water) YOU HAVE TO FIGHT ONE MORE GUY! And by the time you make it there your team is probably low on items, low on health, low on PP, and low on full heals/status healers. So you gotta be pretty well prepared to win the fight. But it is so rewarding after winning! Soon, you will have to be forced to catch a bunch of Pokemon before advancing onto the End Game where you will then go to the Islands I believe the second season of Pokemon was based on (That or I am thinking of one of those good-looking hacks that is in Spanish.). There you have to defeat the remenants of Team Rocket, and also help out by collecting a Ruby (Hint,), a Sapphire (Hint hint,) and a Emerald (HINT HINT NUDGE NUDGE!) and for a machine. After that you can go and fight as many random Pokemon as you please, but I never found that entertaining.
DEPTH This game is pretty lengthy, counting the End Game which I didn't see coming the first time I played through, and is pretty big and is massive so it's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of game content, Pokemon, and trainers. But it's not a "scary" once you have watched YouTubers like Lueroi, as personal favorite of mine, SuperSkarmory, and one other I cannot quite put my finger on.
DIFFICULTY This game wasn't AS difficult as it is because you can start off with the three main elements of the game; Fire, Water, and Grass. But the third gym will be a challenge if you do not have a ground type, so I recommend a ground type. Overall it isn't really that difficult and I EASILY breezed through this. This is a must play for someone new to Pokemon on Vizzed who wants to get a good grasp on the concept and how the game works! This game was a pretty unique hack compared to the ones I have played. Most of the hacks had either unlimited Pokeballs, all shiny Pokemon, and stuff on those lines. But this game had three starters, in one game. I know people will hate saying, "Well there goes the fun..." Well that's your opinion. But I found it easier because now you can fill up more of your Poke'dex, meaning more completion in the End Game. The game let's you normally pick your starter as all games and hacks do (Excluding Pokemon Yellow and hacks in similarity to Pokemon Yellow's starter), and then let you catch Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and Bulbasar. So you can easily build a team to have no weakness. Now you can finally own your rival!
GRAPHICS The game's graphics were the same as Pokemon Leafgreen and Firered, and I liked those games' graphics so I gave this category a ten. However, there were those moments where the game would slow down randomly and not let me move or select a move in battle. Instead I had to wait for it to SLOWLY get back to regular speed, only for it to reoccur again in three or four minutes later.
SOUND The games sound was very bland and the only time I would find myself humming was when the battle theme started. However, the sound was constantly ruined by the weird "lag" problem I talked about in the previous paragraph, but overall I really enjoyed the sound. I rated it a six.
ADDICTIVENESS Now for most people who have played Pokemon, know it starts off slow and boring to the point where you force yourself to keep playing (TTTTHHHANNKK YOU SPEEDUP BARRR!!!!), but then will get really good as your battles get more challenging and you can start breezing through the game. I always felt watching your Pokemon level up, gain EXP, learn new moves, and evolve is very satisfying and is something that keeps the player engaged. And since you have the three starters that means that you can breeze through gyms easier and watch them level up and evolve quickly as you defeat enemies you are effective against. Which kept me fighting Ratatta for quite awhile -- but was worth it.
STORY Now I never payed much attention to the story of Pokemon, because in some scenes (Mostly Black and White) you just hear people reciting PITA''s words in a video game -- not something I'd like to pay attention too. But the story is that you are a boy who just turns ten years old and is now able to get a starter Pokemon and you pick one out and then your rival picks the one you are weak too (What jerk-move). Then you journey, fight gym leaders for gym badges, and after you get all eight gym badges you may challenge the Elite-4. WHICH IS FALSE ADVERTISING! After you defeat the fourth member (All the members have teams built on one specific type, like, grass/fire/ghost/ ice/ electric/water) YOU HAVE TO FIGHT ONE MORE GUY! And by the time you make it there your team is probably low on items, low on health, low on PP, and low on full heals/status healers. So you gotta be pretty well prepared to win the fight. But it is so rewarding after winning! Soon, you will have to be forced to catch a bunch of Pokemon before advancing onto the End Game where you will then go to the Islands I believe the second season of Pokemon was based on (That or I am thinking of one of those good-looking hacks that is in Spanish.). There you have to defeat the remenants of Team Rocket, and also help out by collecting a Ruby (Hint,), a Sapphire (Hint hint,) and a Emerald (HINT HINT NUDGE NUDGE!) and for a machine. After that you can go and fight as many random Pokemon as you please, but I never found that entertaining.
DEPTH This game is pretty lengthy, counting the End Game which I didn't see coming the first time I played through, and is pretty big and is massive so it's easy to get overwhelmed by the amount of game content, Pokemon, and trainers. But it's not a "scary" once you have watched YouTubers like Lueroi, as personal favorite of mine, SuperSkarmory, and one other I cannot quite put my finger on.
DIFFICULTY This game wasn't AS difficult as it is because you can start off with the three main elements of the game; Fire, Water, and Grass. But the third gym will be a challenge if you do not have a ground type, so I recommend a ground type. Overall it isn't really that difficult and I EASILY breezed through this. This is a must play for someone new to Pokemon on Vizzed who wants to get a good grasp on the concept and how the game works! |
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