Pokémon - Black Version
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Playing it is a lot of fun! This game is amazing; it gets so good that it's better than any iPad or tablet game out there!
If you defeat the elite four and proceed to the dragon gym, you will receive a reward.
That's correct! For my new 3DS xl, I have a copy.
I looked up the answer to this question on Google, and it stated that yes, it will work on the 3ds XL. It stated that the resolution would be reduced unless you held start and select while the game was loading, which would disable the 3d format for that game.
Selected User Reviews For Pokémon - Black Version
Shipping is $ 51. The video card came in a plain white envelope with no padding and a 55 cent shipping tape. The video card was loose inside the envelope, and it's a miracle it arrived in one piece. It was fortunate that it arrived in working condition, which was not due to the seller.
I was apprehensive about this generation. This was the generation in which some of the Pokemon's appearances and names, in my opinion, were dubious. However, it was a fantastic game, and there are several new Pokémon in this generation that I particularly enjoy. I put a lot of time and effort into this game, and there was a lot of story to be told.
I'm a true pokemon aficionado, having been a fan since the gameboy days. I recently completed the game Pokemon Moon. In addition, this game is fantastic. If I hadn't already completed the game, I would have bought it again.
I, on the other hand, was dissatisfied with the item's poor condition (despite my son's claims that it works and that he demonstrated that it does). I'm not sure if it was in this condition when I bought it (pock marks on most of the top side and one of the metal-on-metal-on-metal on-metal-on-metal-on-metal-on-metal- When it was sent or if this happened during transit, the teeth on the other side were bent. We had previously purchased these games from another seller and were pleased that they arrived in a case with wrapping around it before being placed in a bubble wrap envelope. This item did not come with any of the above-mentioned features. as well as.
Since the Game Boy Color era, I've been a huge fan of Pokémon games. I was completely unaware of it until my cousin brought it up. It sounded ridiculous, but intriguing at the same time. Sure enough, playing this game resulted in me wasting a lot of batteries. Pokémon is a game that is primarily designed for kids. There aren't many moves in this game, so it's not difficult. Now is your chance to shine. based. However, it retains its allure and has such an addictive mechanism for children (and adults) that it was parodied brilliantly by South Park in the 1990s. But enough with the past; the fifth generation of these abused creatures has returned, and it's almost the same as before! br>br>Which, in my opinion, is a good thing. To give you a brief overview of the series' gameplay, it begins with a professor from the island where you live asking you questions, followed by you choosing one of three rare Pokémon (grass, fire, or water), and finally leaving your mother - dad's M. After training to become a trainer, you'll go out and collect Pokémon data on a device called a Pokédex. The Pokédex is a kind of encyclopedia that gives you information on Pokémon you've seen, as well as additional information once you've captured them. During a battle, you must throw a Pokéball at a creature and lock it in place to capture it. It's similar to how the Ghostbusters do it, but it's a lot quicker and less messy. You also go on various side quests for people, battle other trainers, and train to defeat all of the Pokémon Gym masters (think of them as bosses) while collecting. In a nutshell, this sums up the entire series. So what's the deal with five generations of the same game? It's possible that this is due to Nintendo's belief that it doesn't need to fix anything that isn't broken. br>br>Pokémon Black/White is a little different from the rest of the series, at least in terms of plot. The previous games' villains, Team Rocket, are no longer the villains; instead, Team Plasma is the new bad guy, and they're a little more realistic than the previous villains. Animal rights activists can be found in every country, and Team Plasma is no exception. In some ways, they're just a little more extreme. They believe that Pokémon have been mistreated and that they should be freed. Throughout the game, you'll be bombarded with this message. Nintendo did an excellent job of making me despise their guts, which were incredibly annoying whenever they appeared. When I was playing, I missed Team Rocket, but these guys feel more like true bad guys than Team Rocket ever aspired to be. br>br>The game's new visuals are on par with the rest of the series. It's exciting to see the cities come to life as you walk through them, but it doesn't make much of a difference to the game. If you're curious about the game's most recent changes, aside from the Pokémon, look no further than the game's increased speed. The changes they made to the game are particularly impressive, as they simply make it feel a lot more fluid than before. Along with that, one of the series' more irritating aspects has vanished, hopefully for good. The use of TMs is no longer as prevalent as it once was. This is one of the more vexing aspects of the old game, as it can be difficult to decide how to use these moves at times. br>br>If you've never played the series before, this is a good place to start, but you might want to familiarize yourself with the previous installments first, if only for the story. Going back afterward is difficult because the game is so well defined in its own right; trust me, I'm playing through HeartGold again, a game I adored, and there are a few minor details that make the game feel dated. Real old. This is the game to get if you want to have a good time with online support. Once again, Nintendo has delivered a high-quality title.
UPDATE: My son and I both revisit these games frequently enough two years later to make this one of the best value Pokemon games everbr>br>Original Review: These are the games I've been playing with my now-ex-boyfriend. year- I've had my three-year-old son since he was three years old (I bought used GBCs and color Pokemon games and let him figure it out on his own - He also picked up reading skills). We've completed the Gameboy Color, Gameboy Advance, Sinnoh games, and Heart Gold/Soul Silver games as a group. I was on the verge of not purchasing a copy of Pokemon Black because the games had become stale for me. My son (along with his classmates) still adores them. if you have a fourth-grader on your shopping list who doesn't already have this? You're going to make a little boy very happy. br>br>Anyway, my son begged me to play, and I reluctantly agreed, but now that I'm playing, I really like this version for the following reasons: 1. br>br> I don't want to give anything away about the plot, but the antagonists' moral dilemmas and ethical positions are quite complex. Team Plasma is actually posing some intriguing questions about trainer-pokemon relationships. Those same questions can be applied to our own interactions with other (real) creatures in our world. 2. br>br>1. br>br>br>br>br>br The smackdown In comparison to previous generations, rivals and other trainers are far less vocal. br>br>3. The game assists you in your progress, making it less frustrating (at least for me). For example, before each of the three gym battles I've completed so far, you can choose a pokemon with a useful type and a high enough level to ensure that you don't waste time fighting and re-fighting. The same battles are being fought over and over again. 4. br>br> The graphics are incredible for a handheld game, and the towns have plenty to do other than gym battling, so your child isn't likely to finish it in a day and throw it away; you get your money's worth. 5. br>br> New battle modes, pokemon, and ways to interact with friends in person and over the internet have all been added. Nintendo also made Black and White sufficiently distinct from one another to make buying and playing both games worthwhile. br>br>I docked a star because my game cartridge was defective when it arrived. My pokemon, a female Oshawott, was unable to perform any attacks in the first battle. When I chose an attack, the game took me to a screen that described the attack and displayed my trainer's stats. I tried shutting down and restarting the game several times with the same result (except I never got a female starter again) before deciding to clean the cartridge, which worked (use a q-tip). tip and gently clean the game cartridge with rubbing alcohol, allowing it to dry completely). I haven't had a quality control issue with a pokemon game since the Gameboy Color games (which I purchased used). br>br>I recommend this game to children who enjoy anime and other role-playing games, as well as adults who want to play with their children or enjoy gentle (mostly) nature/environmental-themed games. RPGs with a specific theme. It's entertaining and offers good value for money in terms of replayability.
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