Pokémon LeafGreen

Pokemon LeafGreen has got be the most advanced Pokemon game for the Gameboy Advance. You take place in Kanto, like in Red/Blue/Yellow. You are either a teenage boy or girl (you choose the gender, of course), getting ready to go out on a Pokemon adventure. You visit Professor Oak to receive your starter Pokemon, either Charmander, Bulbasaur, or Squirtle. Your rival will choose the opposite of your Pokemon. The story line is mainly the same as Red/Blue, which can be good. However, there is one twist added to it. Once you defeat the Cinnabar gym leader, Bill will take you to what is called the Sevii Islands. Here, after you defeat the Elite Four, you can find Johto Pokemon! Here, you will also battle Team Rocket, once again, be able to breed Pokemon, play mini-games, and trade with your Ruby/Sapphire games. However, they make things difficult. To trade with Ruby/Sapphire, you must find the Ruby and Sapphire plates. You find them, and give them to Celio, the one who works on the system....

THE GOOD:
-Good Graphics
-386 pokemon
-Sevii Islands
-Addicting Gameplay
-Trading Compatibility With R/S/E/FR/LG/XD/C
-Lots of Legendaries to Catch
-Breeding
-Lots of Minigames
-Choose Your Gender
-Battling With Friends
-The Game Pak is Green!

THE BAD:
-Not as Good as Ru/Sa/E
-No pokemon contests
-Not as many berries as Ru/Sa
-Very Few Johto Pokemon
-No Dive HM

SUMMARY:
I bought my GBA just so I could play this game. And I wasn't disappointed. This remake of the original R/B/Y is great in nearly every way. You travel through the familiar Kanto region battling gym leaders and trying to become a pokemon master. And it's not an easy task. As you battle your way through the gym leaders, you will be challenged by a variety of other trainers. Once you beat the Gym Leaders, you challenge the Elite Four, then the champion. If you manage to survive, you will be crowned...

THE GOOD:
Pokemon LeafGreen is set out in Kanto, the original region of Red, Blue, and Yellow. It is a remake, but that does not make it any less better. Some good points about it were the graphics, gameplay, playing value, sounds, and the controls.

The graphics were done very well, with new sprites for every Pokemon. This is not an easy task, and if can take years to make all new sprites, especially since there are 365 Pokemon. The attack animations are also very cool to watch, and took time also, since there are many, many attacks. Another graphic aspect is outside of battles, with the trees, grass, and character sprites. They make it look real, which is very cool.

The gameplay was superb, and it gives you 300+ hours of things to do. You can beat the elite four, train Pokemon, explore the Sevii Islands, and do many other things!

I enjoyed the sounds, because everything was different. Each Pokemon had their own sound, and their was music...

THE GOOD:
Great Game combindes all the pokemon fun into one game

THE BAD:
nothing here

SUMMARY:
every one should get this game if you dont have a gba get one. THIS IS YOU REASON!!!

Man this game is red and blue with better graphics there are far more islands and you can catch lots of pokemon that you cocouldn't catch in red. This is a great game you should sell you sister for this (or brother dog other family) game. Its a poke fans dream. 5 stars for a greats game (out of 5 stars) and 2 thumbs up (out of 2 thumbs)

every one should get this game if you dont have a gba get one. THIS IS YOU REASON!!!

Man this game is red and blue with better graphics there are far more islands and you can catch lots of pokemon that you cocouldn't catch in red. This is a great game you should sell you sister for this (or brother dog other family) game. Its a poke fans dream. 5 stars for a greats game (out of 5 stars) and 2 thumbs up (out of 2...

In Pokemon Leaf Green, you play as a boy or a girl who wants to become a Pokemon Master. Pokemon Red/Blue players will recognise the land of Kanto and the games plot, so it is a remake of the original, except it has been improved to near perfection. There are a total of 386 Pokemon to find in this game, instead of 151 in Pokemon Red/Blue, so once again it has been improved. You will also need to trade in time to get them all, which can either add to the fun, or ruin the game, depending if you have friends who also play the games. Pokemon Leaf Green also takes you to seven new islands, which contain some of the Johto Pokemon. You can trade with Pokemon Fire Red, Leaf Green, Ruby, Sapphire and Colosseum, and the game even comes free with a Wireless Adapter! Overall,
Gampelay - 4.9 Superb gameplay, but more could be done to make the Kanto region better. Apart from that, superb! Graphics - 4.8 This game has great visuals but would get a higher score if it wasn't a birds eye view....

Introduction
After 17 long months since the start of Pokemon Advanced series, the third milestone, Pokemon Fire Red & Pokemon Leaf Green release in United States, was finally passed. Is this good? Definitely, yes. Gamers have got new games to eat, hackers - new objects to hack, Nintendo - new torrent of money.
Ok, but what are these new games about? As you could have heard, Leaf Green is a remake of ol' good GB game - Pokemon Blue. A remake which brings nostalgia to our hearts. Nostalgia... is it good or bad feeling for you?

Gameplay & story: 8/10
You are starting this game as 10 y.o. guy (or girl) which wants to become a Pokemon Master. You get one of 3 pokemon from Prof. Oak and the fun begins...
The core of this game remains the same as in every GB/GBA pokemon game: you have to pick 6-pokemon team out of 386 pokemon types(as opposed to 151 for original R/G/B/Y series), available from catching (you have to buy up some pokeballs in order to do it), trading (from...

Ok, so everyone's heard of Pokemon right? And people will probably remember the first GBA games! Pokemon Yellow, Red and Blue. Looking at this game, you really notice how much better they could be! Just to begin with, I will say that no, this is not an entire new pokemon game... It's just a remake of the first ones with extras. But don't go discarding it just because of that fact! When you play this game, it makes you remember what Pokemon used to be about! Everything is smoother, more graphical and there are some extra places you can go so you don't get bored!

You start in Pallet town and go through the exact same journey as you did in the first game, but this time, when you get to Vermillion City Bill turns up and takes you to a whole new group of islands. At first, you can only access isles 1-3 but even on these there is a whole lot more that you could do! Remember in Yellow/Red/Blue version how capturing Moltres always used to be hard coz you had no idea where he...

THE GOOD:
-Awesome graphics
-Great role play
-Comes with Wireless Adaptor
-Updated Pokedex
-Trainer Tower
-7 Islands for an added bonus!
-Battle AND trading with FR/LG/R/S/E
-Egg hatching
-Shiny Pokemon
-New and improved Bicycle
-Faster movement with Running Shoes
-More organized items with the new Bag
-2 gender options!

THE BAD:
-No trading with S/C/G
-Need Nintendo events for certain items
-Not as many berries as previous games

SUMMARY:
Leaf Green is one of the best games I've ever owned. An outstanding remake of Pokemon Blue, this game has better detail, graphics, role play, and storyline.

Choosing your gender is something I've been waiting for for years to come. I finally get to walk around being a girl; instead of a guy!

In addition to choosing your gender, there's so much more this game has to offer than Pokemon Blue, Red and Yellow.