(Jun. 17, 2009 10:44 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]yes but pokemon stadium is actually fun and had fun extra content (gameboy tower, minigames)
See that's what annoyed me about Colosseum. It didn't have all the enjoyable extras that the stadium series had. Plus the single player adventure was....well, dodgy to say the least.
(Jun. 17, 2009 10:44 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]yes but pokemon stadium is actually fun and had fun extra content (gameboy tower, minigames)
It also had no waggle, and charm, nor did it have broken multiplayer.
(Jun. 17, 2009 10:48 PM)To Wrote: [ -> ]It also had no waggle, and charm, nor did it have broken multiplayer.
it also didn't have that terrible gambling-theme stadium
ughhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Anyone remember the Hitmontop mini-game from Pokemon Stadium 2? Man that's what probably what made me wanna pick up and try Beyblade.
(Jun. 18, 2009 3:22 AM)Gadget Wrote: [ -> ]Anyone remember the Hitmontop mini-game from Pokemon Stadium 2? Man that's what probably what made me wanna pick up and try Beyblade.
I used to call it PokeBlade. XD
Yeah, I remember it. 'Twas fun. They even had a little stadium.
The reason why Revolution barely had anything is cuz all ppl cared about was Online play honestly I would rather battle people online then fight through gym leaders and cups but those were fun in Stadium
(Jun. 18, 2009 12:26 PM)Litrid Wrote: [ -> ]The reason why Revolution barely had anything is cuz all ppl cared about was Online play honestly I would rather battle people online then fight through gym leaders and cups but those were fun in Stadium
That's what the DS is for, online play, make any sense? It's called a PAL PAD.
Anyway, on topic... I plan to totally order HG or SS when it comes out in Japan, then buy the opposite of the one I bought in English.
Just cause I can not wait for it to come out in English.
(Jun. 18, 2009 2:35 PM)Gadget Wrote: [ -> ]That's what the DS is for, online play, make any sense? It's called a PAL PAD.
Anyway, on topic... I plan to totally order HG or SS when it comes out in Japan, then buy the opposite of the one I bought in English.
Just cause I can not wait for it to come out in English.
yeah but in Revolution you just find an oppenent instantly while in D/P you need to get a friends FC then fight Revolution makes pokemon battling oneline so much easier.
anyways yeah back on topic: this game will be a huuuuuge success like the originals and I cannot wait to train with my Miltank
(Jun. 18, 2009 5:50 PM)Litrid Wrote: [ -> ]yeah but in Revolution you just find an oppenent instantly while in D/P you need to get a friends FC then fight Revolution makes pokemon battling oneline so much easier.
anyways yeah back on topic: this game will be a huuuuuge success like the originals and I cannot wait to train with my Miltank
Any idea where you can actually get a Miltank in DPP?
(Jun. 18, 2009 6:10 PM)Gadget Wrote: [ -> ]Any idea where you can actually get a Miltank in D/P?
On Route 209.
You can also get it on Route 210 by using the PokeRadar.
so what happens if you get waillord to follow you. does he just hover or what
(Jun. 18, 2009 8:06 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]so what happens if you get waillord to follow you. does he just hover or what
I'd assume it'd just hover behind you.
Really hoping that when you use surf, you'll actually surf on that Pokemons sprite, as apposed to a generic lapras, or semi submerged blue lump
(Jun. 18, 2009 8:06 PM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]so what happens if you get waillord to follow you. does he just hover or what
I hope it flaps around on the ground helplessly, and I hope that for all other 'fish' pokemon.
That would be awesome.
XD
There should be an option to put them back into the pokeball.
(Jun. 19, 2009 2:16 PM)Maz Wrote: [ -> ]There should be an option to put them back into the pokeball.
I'm sure there will be?
I'm pretty sure there should be, but the question is, why WOULD you even put them back in the ball? It's just like Amity Square or whatever that place was called, are you REALLY that sure you would just give up free items from the ground?
(Jun. 18, 2009 2:35 PM)Gadget Wrote: [ -> ]Anyway, on topic... I plan to totally order HG or SS when it comes out in Japan, then buy the opposite of the one I bought in English.
Just cause I can not wait for it to come out in English.
Why pay extra for the import? Just save your money and buy both when they come out in English. Patience.
If the US and EU versions don't come with the pokewalker, might end up ordering gold from JP (Since I'll get the UK silver), either that or see if any are going separate on ebay.
I was thinking though, if the battery of your Pokewalker goes dead, would that eraze the data of the Pokemon that's on that walker?
I imagine the game backs it up as well.
(Jun. 20, 2009 12:49 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]I imagine the game backs it up as well.
I'm pretty sure it does.
According to Serebii's pics, It says you can check pokemon that are on the pokewalker from the game.
Also, in-battle pics have been released. ;O
(Jun. 19, 2009 10:53 PM)fragbait Wrote: [ -> ]Why pay extra for the import? Just save your money and buy both when they come out in English. Patience.
why
(Jun. 20, 2009 1:15 AM)Sam Wrote: [ -> ]why
He said he was going to buy both games anyway.
And,
saying they will import if Pokewalker isn't with game: Consider this.
The infared adaptor for GBA.
That is all.
I'm willing to bet we'll get the Pokewalker. Pokemon Co. is pretty good about localization.
(Jun. 20, 2009 4:20 AM)Bey Brad Wrote: [ -> ]I'm willing to bet we'll get the Pokewalker. Pokemon Co. is pretty good about localization.
Agreed. Especially since I don't think they will code all that stuff into the game just to remove it later. I imagine it's cheap to make though, and it'll let them bump up the price a smidge. I'm really looking forward to this. Now I don't need to carry a brick in my pocket if I want my Pokemon on the go. Would be cool if you could do a Digimon style link and battle.
I wet myself when I saw this.
Ho Oh is just too pretty to miss out on so I'll be opting for Heart Gold!