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I just want to know if i need one of the new GBA games to play pokemon colosseum????
And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
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I just want to know if i need one of the new GBA games to play pokemon colosseum????
And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
Mathews wrote:
> I just want to know if i need one of the new GBA games to play pokemon
> colosseum????
No. But you can upload Pokemon to it.
> And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a
> tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
Apparently, you can catch around 50 Pokemon, and it takes around 10 hours to finish. There should be a full Pokemon RPG on GameCube.
> I just want to know if i need one of the new GBA games to play pokemon
> colosseum????
No. But you can upload Pokemon to it.
> And also u can tell a bit more about the adventure mode.Is it just a
> tiny bit of runing round or is it like on the gameboy games?
Apparently, you can catch around 50 Pokemon, and it takes around 10 hours to finish. There should be a full Pokemon RPG on GameCube.
I've started the single player story mode - Graphically like Skies of Arcadia...maybe a bit rounder.
You can't walk between places so all your fights are done in various areas in towns.
You 'snag' pokémon from other trainers...evil trainers...in order to rescue them.
It should only be the basis of a full adventure. Nicely done but not enough...again, I think it is done like this to see how people take to the 3D adventures - and because handheld Pokémon games sell so much.
You can't walk between places so all your fights are done in various areas in towns.
You 'snag' pokémon from other trainers...evil trainers...in order to rescue them.
It should only be the basis of a full adventure. Nicely done but not enough...again, I think it is done like this to see how people take to the 3D adventures - and because handheld Pokémon games sell so much.
Thanks for help guys looks like im goin to buy this game :)
and hopefully they will make 3D version of the games on the gameboy!
and hopefully they will make 3D version of the games on the gameboy!
Everyone needs to buy it to show how much a Cube-based Pokémon adventure game sells.
tphi wrote:
> Everyone needs to buy it to show how much a Cube-based Pokémon
> adventure game sells.
Then when they look at the sales figures they shall think
"crikey, that little pokemon adventure game we strung together and throughout on the gamecube has sold a bucket load, lets make a bigger better one and see how much MORE money we can make"
> Everyone needs to buy it to show how much a Cube-based Pokémon
> adventure game sells.
Then when they look at the sales figures they shall think
"crikey, that little pokemon adventure game we strung together and throughout on the gamecube has sold a bucket load, lets make a bigger better one and see how much MORE money we can make"
Or more likely they'll think:
"This lot'll buy ANYTHING!"
"I know, let's release the same game except mix the buildings around a bit and add 20 new Pokémon! It'll be the best game EVA!!!"
"This lot'll buy ANYTHING!"
"I know, let's release the same game except mix the buildings around a bit and add 20 new Pokémon! It'll be the best game EVA!!!"
Leaf Green and Fire Red are very appealing...
But why not re-release the original 151 Pokemon adventure for the Gamecube?
Surly that doesn't infringe on the latest adventures?
But why not re-release the original 151 Pokemon adventure for the Gamecube?
Surly that doesn't infringe on the latest adventures?
Nintendo have always been keen to keep the main titles portable, as they want to emphasise the swapping thing easily on the move. Hence, the new wireless connectors.
That is true but the new adventures for the GBA etc... are far more vast and complex than the originals. Surly a 3D incarnation of the originals will be a great RPG but does not overshadow the multiple sidequests (e.g. the Unknown) and complex multi-pokemon batteling of the later GBA adventures.
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