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05-26-13 10:42 PM
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Entirely new dialog

The starter Pokémon selection commentary is changed, a rival trying to act a little too nice seems weird and a long-winded explanation on Poke balls took many taps to get through. After you battle the first trainer on route, it seems apparent that this game explains everything as you go along. Luckily, that is not the case.

Different Map Layout

The towns look different. The character names are all changed. I caught Paras, Vulpix, Clefairy, Zubat and Geodude right away in a southern cave. Abra also appears in the cave, but of course, you will not catch him right away. In addition, as soon as you get singing Pokémon that is fast enough to catch him, he fails to appear on six consecutive walks through the cave. Bummer. After the last trainer in the first segment of the cave, you can just walk right through some rocks dead ahead. Rockets have taken over the second part of the cave.
You have your second rival battle right outside the first gym. To make up for startling you, he heals your Pokémon for you before the battle. Pokedex seems to be the one thing that has not changed or adapted to the Rijon region. I have battled Torchic, Mudkip and Treecko, but they are not showing up on the dex. The map has not changed in the Pokémon locator function of Pokedex. That is too bad because the Rijon region is entirely different from any other game. There is some talk about upgrading to the National Dex if you talk to the right people. I hope it happens soon.

Underground Path

I found an ice heal, paralysis heal, and a potion by checking every square step in the first underground path.

Game Play

I have noticed that the minor annoyance of that horrible continuous dinging when your Pokémon's health is low is curiously absent. There is a plus. Another plus is that the first gym leader's sister gives you a Water Stone every time you go back to her route. I have ten now. I like the unfamiliar plot line and trainer battle sequence. I have not been this curious about a Pokémon adventure since I started playing the Hoenn games.

You cannot catch Caterpie before level 14 or Metapod before level 10. Kadabra will appear on the same route as Caterpie, but hits and runs before you can do anything about it. Difficulty definitely rates high for such woes as these.
The Cinnabar scientists are in the third town so I can get my fossil Pokémon quick. After beating the Nugget Pass trainers, I found that I could get back to Seashore City by heading South on the Hayward Docks. Going back to Merson Cave one more time from Gravel Town, I find many Abra in the entrance tunnel. The only problem is they always seem to know just when to wake up to foil the catch. I have been in the cave for hours. In catching an Abra, it is better to be lucky than good at it. My luck still has not lined up. When it finally does, a trainer just North of Hayward Docks will swap a Mr. Mime for an Abra.

Graphics

The picture is just as good as Pokémon Fire Red. The programmer must really know what he is doing. Even Pokémon that do not originate in Pokémon Fire Red look perfect. I hope I can catch some of those soon. Apparently, I cannot get them until I upgrade to National Dex status.

Depth

Just when I think I have figured this one out, there is another surprise waiting for me. It is exciting to be unaware of exactly what is in store, yet I know if I devote the hours, I will figure this maze world out. Every corner of Rijon seems to have a temporarily barred exit into another previously introduced land of Pokémon adventure. This game could go on forever with Rijon being the central province of the Pokémon country.

Sound

Did I mention there is no annoying bell chiming when my health is low? I did. It is possible that I have started to take that for granted. Every Pokémon compatible with Fire Red Version is here in some form (mostly opponents) and their cries programmed in flawlessly. Even Bayleef sounded like itself. The music is the best ever. I crank it.

Difficulty

It is hard to figure this one out. Getting through the game with a box full of Pokémon in their teens makes for slow progress. Having a variety in my party helps me look for the type advantage. Catching many different kinds early helped with that, but also slowed the game down because I like to raise them evenly. I feel baffled.

Addictive

You cannot get enough of this game. I have seen so many twists and turns already and I am not even at the second gym yet. Most Pokémon adventures have you traveling in a generally straight course, occasionally taking a left or right turn. I am assuming this one keeps you guessing to the end. As the story unfolds, you will find yourself getting more and more into it. Game on!

Story

The storyline follows the basic platform set forth in all Pokémon adventures. You start at your house in Seashore City and walk to Gravel Town to collect your starter Pokémon. The professor is a woman of course (and about time!) She has a nice long chat with you and your surprisingly friendly rival from Seashore City. The rival stops you for a battle on the way out of the lab. You may buy Poke balls from the post office. Your Dad becomes your first Pokémon healer. The only way past Gravel Town is through Merson Cave. There is a Pokémon centre halfway through it where you can also buy stuff. The first gym is in Merson City just beyond Merson Cave. He uses Water type Pokémon of course. North of Merson City is a tower where you can snag an Eevee if you think it will help you.
Entirely new dialog

The starter Pokémon selection commentary is changed, a rival trying to act a little too nice seems weird and a long-winded explanation on Poke balls took many taps to get through. After you battle the first trainer on route, it seems apparent that this game explains everything as you go along. Luckily, that is not the case.

Different Map Layout

The towns look different. The character names are all changed. I caught Paras, Vulpix, Clefairy, Zubat and Geodude right away in a southern cave. Abra also appears in the cave, but of course, you will not catch him right away. In addition, as soon as you get singing Pokémon that is fast enough to catch him, he fails to appear on six consecutive walks through the cave. Bummer. After the last trainer in the first segment of the cave, you can just walk right through some rocks dead ahead. Rockets have taken over the second part of the cave.
You have your second rival battle right outside the first gym. To make up for startling you, he heals your Pokémon for you before the battle. Pokedex seems to be the one thing that has not changed or adapted to the Rijon region. I have battled Torchic, Mudkip and Treecko, but they are not showing up on the dex. The map has not changed in the Pokémon locator function of Pokedex. That is too bad because the Rijon region is entirely different from any other game. There is some talk about upgrading to the National Dex if you talk to the right people. I hope it happens soon.

Underground Path

I found an ice heal, paralysis heal, and a potion by checking every square step in the first underground path.

Game Play

I have noticed that the minor annoyance of that horrible continuous dinging when your Pokémon's health is low is curiously absent. There is a plus. Another plus is that the first gym leader's sister gives you a Water Stone every time you go back to her route. I have ten now. I like the unfamiliar plot line and trainer battle sequence. I have not been this curious about a Pokémon adventure since I started playing the Hoenn games.

You cannot catch Caterpie before level 14 or Metapod before level 10. Kadabra will appear on the same route as Caterpie, but hits and runs before you can do anything about it. Difficulty definitely rates high for such woes as these.
The Cinnabar scientists are in the third town so I can get my fossil Pokémon quick. After beating the Nugget Pass trainers, I found that I could get back to Seashore City by heading South on the Hayward Docks. Going back to Merson Cave one more time from Gravel Town, I find many Abra in the entrance tunnel. The only problem is they always seem to know just when to wake up to foil the catch. I have been in the cave for hours. In catching an Abra, it is better to be lucky than good at it. My luck still has not lined up. When it finally does, a trainer just North of Hayward Docks will swap a Mr. Mime for an Abra.

Graphics

The picture is just as good as Pokémon Fire Red. The programmer must really know what he is doing. Even Pokémon that do not originate in Pokémon Fire Red look perfect. I hope I can catch some of those soon. Apparently, I cannot get them until I upgrade to National Dex status.

Depth

Just when I think I have figured this one out, there is another surprise waiting for me. It is exciting to be unaware of exactly what is in store, yet I know if I devote the hours, I will figure this maze world out. Every corner of Rijon seems to have a temporarily barred exit into another previously introduced land of Pokémon adventure. This game could go on forever with Rijon being the central province of the Pokémon country.

Sound

Did I mention there is no annoying bell chiming when my health is low? I did. It is possible that I have started to take that for granted. Every Pokémon compatible with Fire Red Version is here in some form (mostly opponents) and their cries programmed in flawlessly. Even Bayleef sounded like itself. The music is the best ever. I crank it.

Difficulty

It is hard to figure this one out. Getting through the game with a box full of Pokémon in their teens makes for slow progress. Having a variety in my party helps me look for the type advantage. Catching many different kinds early helped with that, but also slowed the game down because I like to raise them evenly. I feel baffled.

Addictive

You cannot get enough of this game. I have seen so many twists and turns already and I am not even at the second gym yet. Most Pokémon adventures have you traveling in a generally straight course, occasionally taking a left or right turn. I am assuming this one keeps you guessing to the end. As the story unfolds, you will find yourself getting more and more into it. Game on!

Story

The storyline follows the basic platform set forth in all Pokémon adventures. You start at your house in Seashore City and walk to Gravel Town to collect your starter Pokémon. The professor is a woman of course (and about time!) She has a nice long chat with you and your surprisingly friendly rival from Seashore City. The rival stops you for a battle on the way out of the lab. You may buy Poke balls from the post office. Your Dad becomes your first Pokémon healer. The only way past Gravel Town is through Merson Cave. There is a Pokémon centre halfway through it where you can also buy stuff. The first gym is in Merson City just beyond Merson Cave. He uses Water type Pokémon of course. North of Merson City is a tower where you can snag an Eevee if you think it will help you.
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xOpticalStaticx : Hey!

This was a detailed piece of writing, it was a good review. I enjoyed reading this! 

Positive Feedback:

I liked how you went into detail on what levels you can find Pokémon (Caterpie & Metapod) This was very informative. 

Your definite strength is the section 'Story' I can see that you put a lot more detail into this section compared to the rest. Very well done as this is usually one of the harder sections to fill in.

I'm glad you mentioned how you couldn't get enough of this game. This backs up your rating on addictiveness. I enjoyed the way you stated that the game keeps you guessing through out, this draws readers in, and is very effective.

You were very successful in depth also, your writing excites me! I really, really enjoyed reading this. I love how you mentioned that there is always a surprise in store for you! Great, just great!

Negative Feedback:

I would definitely work on 'Graphics' as you stated, and I quote 'The picture is just as good as Pokémon Fire Red' Here, you should have discussed what the picture was like in Fire Red, and then make the contrasts and comparisons. You didn't really develop that point any further, and that's a disappointment, as I know you have the potential to write a great review.

Really develop your points more, add more detail into them, this will gain you the good ratings.

I hope you work on this and come back stronger and write a brilliant review! Good Luck! I provided help below!

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Always use P.E.E. Point. Evidence. Explain. In reviews. Give a valid point concerning the game, back this point up with evidence from the game itself and then explain your point fully, this is how you achieve great review ratings!

Also, this thread will also help you with writing even better reviews than the standard you are currently writing at:
https://www.vizzed.com/boards/thread.php?id=58382
xOpticalStaticx : Hey!

This was a detailed piece of writing, it was a good review. I enjoyed reading this! 

Positive Feedback:

I liked how you went into detail on what levels you can find Pokémon (Caterpie & Metapod) This was very informative. 

Your definite strength is the section 'Story' I can see that you put a lot more detail into this section compared to the rest. Very well done as this is usually one of the harder sections to fill in.

I'm glad you mentioned how you couldn't get enough of this game. This backs up your rating on addictiveness. I enjoyed the way you stated that the game keeps you guessing through out, this draws readers in, and is very effective.

You were very successful in depth also, your writing excites me! I really, really enjoyed reading this. I love how you mentioned that there is always a surprise in store for you! Great, just great!

Negative Feedback:

I would definitely work on 'Graphics' as you stated, and I quote 'The picture is just as good as Pokémon Fire Red' Here, you should have discussed what the picture was like in Fire Red, and then make the contrasts and comparisons. You didn't really develop that point any further, and that's a disappointment, as I know you have the potential to write a great review.

Really develop your points more, add more detail into them, this will gain you the good ratings.

I hope you work on this and come back stronger and write a brilliant review! Good Luck! I provided help below!

----------------------
Always use P.E.E. Point. Evidence. Explain. In reviews. Give a valid point concerning the game, back this point up with evidence from the game itself and then explain your point fully, this is how you achieve great review ratings!

Also, this thread will also help you with writing even better reviews than the standard you are currently writing at:
https://www.vizzed.com/boards/thread.php?id=58382
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Very good job on this review, I like your detail and how descriptive you are in each category as well, it really shows that you put good effort in your writing. I also like how you include extra stuff like the map layout and the underground path, it is good to put a lot of extra thought into your review because that is what makes it awesome.

I also agree with a lot of the stuff that Dean said, you really do go into depth with your writing which is very important to do because it really gives an insight on what the reader is going to expect when they play.

Your review overall is very interesting and it is the perfect length too, so good job there.



I will say that you could've added a lot more to graphics and sound though because they are essential components to the game itself and the graphics are major too, you could talk about how clear they are or in comparison to fire red you could've gone a bit further into that.



Overall though I think you did a very great job in writing this review and from the description alone I feel compelled to want to play this game so good job, keep it up and keep writing more good reviews!

Very good job on this review, I like your detail and how descriptive you are in each category as well, it really shows that you put good effort in your writing. I also like how you include extra stuff like the map layout and the underground path, it is good to put a lot of extra thought into your review because that is what makes it awesome.

I also agree with a lot of the stuff that Dean said, you really do go into depth with your writing which is very important to do because it really gives an insight on what the reader is going to expect when they play.

Your review overall is very interesting and it is the perfect length too, so good job there.



I will say that you could've added a lot more to graphics and sound though because they are essential components to the game itself and the graphics are major too, you could talk about how clear they are or in comparison to fire red you could've gone a bit further into that.



Overall though I think you did a very great job in writing this review and from the description alone I feel compelled to want to play this game so good job, keep it up and keep writing more good reviews!

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The game is actually very good for what I played, and that is not saying a lot
The game is actually very good for what I played, and that is not saying a lot
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