I used to have this game physically, but I lost it when I was 9. After a couple years being on this website and finding out you can review games on here, I decided it is now time to review this game. The Graphics are pretty average for a Gameboy Advance game, but it was impressive as a Pokémon Game. The graphics are good, but nothing mind blowing. The Music/Sound is amazing, the soundtrack sometimes gets stuck in my head, especially when you face the Champion, that I'm not telling you who the Champion is because of spoilers. The soundtrack is really good but it can get repeative to listen to after a whole. This game is really replayable, you just want to keep catching Pokémon,training Pokémon, and evolving Pokémon. I also recommend playing with friends, so you can battle out your best Pokémon against every one's best Pokémon. The Story is just plain boring and way too simple. Your a 10 year old wow got a monster from a creepy professor, you go around catching more monster and battling other people's monsters, meanwhile there's a evil team that tries to kill other people's Pokémon for real, you also have to collect badges to get into the Pokémon league and become the Champion, so then there's Blue, he's basically Tom Brady of Pokémon; unlikeable, is a jerk,will always be one step ahead of you, and he's going to always be successful at what he does no matter how much of a douche he is. Your Peyton Manning in this case, his rival, so your going to have to face him a lot. The game gives you a lot to do, even after you become Champion the world opens up a whole new islands and new Pokémon to catch. You'll then have more legendary Pokémon to catch, Legendary Pokémon are Pokémon you can only encounter once and they are really powerful, be expected to fail to catch these Pokémon, but save before you try to catch them so you can reset the game to retry. The game isn't very difficult, but sometimes it can be when you're facing a gym leader or the Elite four, the game can be difficult at those points, but besides that there really isn't that much challenge to the game. Overall, the game has decent graphics, Great soundtrack, really replayable, and has a huge depth to it. The story isn't the best story it's just way too simple, and the game can be very easy at many points of the game, but it can get really difficult during boss time.

Joe Ma-:This does not count as a review. What are your thoughts on the game? What are your ratings on the game? Yes it has over 100 words. But what are your thoughts on the depth, difficulty, story, addictiveness and graphics of the game? Those are things you need to have in your reviews. Those are things that will make people want to play the game or not. What you wrote does not make me or anyone else want to play the game. In other words your reviewing needs to have a lot of work done to it. Keep those things in mind next time you write a review.

In addition to need to space out much more. Your review was all clumped up in a single paragraph, making it hard to read.

Do not be afraid to go into details as to why you like / dislike certain metrics. Why is the soundtrack repetitive? What are some of the good tracks?

Also, especially for a series like Pokémon, it would do well to make ample comparison with other games of the series since there are probably many people who played these other games.

Janus is right, separating the review into different paragraphs makes reading the review much easier to read, and it makes it more organized. Also, adding more details to the review would also make your review much better. I hope you'll continue to grow as a reviewer and keep making reviews for the site.