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Pokémon Fire Red (GBA)

from: Nintendo

October 01, 2004
This one leafgreen emerald ruby sapphire diamond pearl red blue gold silver and crystal they are all great but this one was special its the place wHere Ash started off!
I WOULD RECOMMAND IT TO EVERYONE NOMATHER WHAT AGE!

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Pokémon Emerald (Game Boy Advance)

from: Nintendo

October 21, 2005
When this game came out i didn't think it would be any different to the previous version, Ruby and Sapphire, but i soon found that it was a serious improvement on them and that the new features, like a battle tower, complete what was already a great game and this is why i would recommend it to anyone. Buy it now!

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Pokémon Sapphire

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2003
The ogrinial Pokemon was groundbreaking, this-i would to say "stands up there with Blue and Yellow"-but it doesn't, its worse but still an ace game! My much beloved team are: Koroge (lvl 56), Riakou (lvl 56), Entai (lvl 55), Swampert (lvl 100), Rayquaza (lvl 100), Tyranitar (lvl 63). And i have a soft spot for this game becalse this is THE game that got me to the no.2 pokemon trainer in the whole of England! This game is slow paced at the beggining (with only lvl 5-10 Pokemon around) but it REALLY hots up when you have to fight Wally! Loved this game, i small gem.

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Pokémon Ruby (GBA)

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2003
OK, some people say that pokemon is just for boys, but it's not, just as the begining of this game proves, you get to choose if you are a boy or a girl, and enter your name! Although i'd always loved pokemon since i was little, this was my first pokemon game. I LoVeD iT!!! ItS sOoOoO cUtE!!!

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Pokémon Pearl (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2007
have been a loyal fan to the pokemon franchise for many years and this game... made me feel quite ambivilent. Of course, it's a pokemon game therefore it was good. It had all the elements that a pokemon game should have. But I can't help feeling that they didn't bring anything interesting and new enough into these 2 new games. Although I would recommend this game in any one's collection, i feel that some fans, like me, may be a tad dissappointed. For example the DS control system was shamefully left out. Yeah you needed it for mixing berries...so?! Hardly a pivotal part in the game. It's repetitive and boring and only true pokemon nerds would use this all the time. However this shouldn't be a problem for some people as a lot of people were annoyed that Zelda was ... Read More:

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Datel Action Replay Max (Nintendo DS)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

September 15, 2006
What else is there to say? It works. It does its job (very well), there are thousands of codes for (probably) every single DS game imaginable. It's easy to use, and effective.

The reason I gave it a 4 in the fun rating is because it's NOT fun typing in codes that can have potentially 100 charcters into your DS, but luckily you can copy and paste it into the software that came with it, which saves a lot of tedious tapping with the stylus.

The only problem I had is when I plugged it into my PC, sometimes the software didn't recognise it, but this could be because I was using Vista, and it's designed for XP. So Vista users, beware. It works, but it takes some fiddling.

Great product overall, and came in very useful.

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Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green (Prima Official Game Guide)

by: Eric Mylonas

September 01, 2004
Well I've had Leaf Green since last year and even though I'd beat the Elite Four I still hadn't managed to collect all the Pokemon available. That isn't the reason I got this book though, the reason is that I simply enjoy reading walkthroughs for games I have :) I got this today and had a look through it...to me it looks really helpful and good reading so I give it a 4 out of 5. It may not be detailed enough for some people so that's why I can't give it full marks but still, I think it's a fab book for people who are needing help with the game.

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Pokémon Diamond (Nintendo DS)

from: Nintendo

July 25, 2007
Pokémon :o)

As a younger child I used to love playing Pokémon on my fatty Game Boy and Game Boy Advance! And at 19 (shh!) I still do!

So almost everyone has played Pokémon before or even seen the cartoon that was shown on TV years ago (yes, I watched that too!). and I'm sure everyone knows what the whole Pokémon fantasy is, and the Storyline.

- The Pokémon History! -
Pokémon was first released in Japan for the Game Boy all the way back in 1996. There have now been 100s of million sales of the Pokémon franchise. Originally in Pokémon, you played a young boy (you could pick his name) who was sent by a Pokémon Professor who was trying to learn about all of the Pokémon in the region you are in. Somehow you will receive ... Read More:

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How to Draw Pokemon (How to Draw)

by: Tracey West

2003-05
Although the paper quality is not the best (comparable to those cheap colouring in books you can get), the outer covers are strong and bright but it's the content that makes it great value for money.

My six year old has spent ages with this book drawing and perfecting his pokemon favourites. Step by step instructions along with simple diagrams, even the most difficult figures are a cinch once you know how. 17 characters to draw with hints and tips for each one.

This is cheaper than most kids magazines and worth every penny in terms of how much use it's had.

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Datel Action Replay: Ultimate Pokemon Codes (GBA)

from: Datel Direct Ltd

May 18, 2007
Okay I realise all the reviews on this cheat system might not be so good but I bought one of these for my games and I must say Im surprised to find it was better than whats been said I used to have another cheat system which would crash alot but this one seems to work perfectly

if you have bought an import game then your game will not work however nintendo gba games will load and the cheats for it are amazing