Overall, this game was pretty fascinating. The graphic were just like a Game Boy Advance game. So they were obviously good. Not too much glitching that I seen. But it was pretty cool. I really expected Landon and May to have better sprites than just Cool Trainers, but it was still neat. The sound didn't cut out at all. Even when you were speeding up the game the sound was still steady. That's always a good thing to have in a game. There have been some games where I can't listen to the sound because it cuts out, so that took some of the fun out it. The story was pretty deep. I liked how it flowed from one event to another. There were some events, however, that didn't really fit into the story line and it just seemed they were thrown in for no reason. The thing at Lilycove Museum where your brother, Landon, and May went to a higher plain or whatever they said, and how the playable character talked to the player, didn't really fit into the story line and I couldn't understand why it was even in there. It was cool that that the playable character talked to the player and even called the player "Skyface," but it was still confusing on why it was in there. But the story overall was fantastic. The depth of the game was also deep. I thought that there was a lot of things to do in this game. It took me like 84 hours just to get to where I got before I quit, and I didn't even finish it. I thought that this game was really difficult. The bosses and Gym Leaders especially. The Senex was extremely hard to beat. This game is also very addicting. I had to restart my game once and if I wanna play again, I'll have to again. I won't go back to play it because if you lose to The Senex, you can't face him again. So since I had put so much work into training, battling, and catching legendaries, I don't want to go back through and do all that again. So other than the fact that if you lose to The Senex you can't face him again, this game was phenomenal. I would recommend to all with a tiny bit of advice. Don't lose to The Senex!
Overall, this game was pretty fascinating. The graphic were just like a Game Boy Advance game. So they were obviously good. Not too much glitching that I seen. But it was pretty cool. I really expected Landon and May to have better sprites than just Cool Trainers, but it was still neat. The sound didn't cut out at all. Even when you were speeding up the game the sound was still steady. That's always a good thing to have in a game. There have been some games where I can't listen to the sound because it cuts out, so that took some of the fun out it. The story was pretty deep. I liked how it flowed from one event to another. There were some events, however, that didn't really fit into the story line and it just seemed they were thrown in for no reason. The thing at Lilycove Museum where your brother, Landon, and May went to a higher plain or whatever they said, and how the playable character talked to the player, didn't really fit into the story line and I couldn't understand why it was even in there. It was cool that that the playable character talked to the player and even called the player "Skyface," but it was still confusing on why it was in there. But the story overall was fantastic. The depth of the game was also deep. I thought that there was a lot of things to do in this game. It took me like 84 hours just to get to where I got before I quit, and I didn't even finish it. I thought that this game was really difficult. The bosses and Gym Leaders especially. The Senex was extremely hard to beat. This game is also very addicting. I had to restart my game once and if I wanna play again, I'll have to again. I won't go back to play it because if you lose to The Senex, you can't face him again. So since I had put so much work into training, battling, and catching legendaries, I don't want to go back through and do all that again. So other than the fact that if you lose to The Senex you can't face him again, this game was phenomenal. I would recommend to all with a tiny bit of advice. Don't lose to The Senex! 
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