As is always the case you get dragged into an adventure. You pick your starter Pokémon and then set out on a journey to become a Pokémon champion. This is classic Pokémon games at their very best and I do not know if I would say that this is my personal favorite of all the Pokémon DS games, but it is a lot of fun. So with that being said I forgot how much charm these older top down style Pokémon games have. Even though there are much more pokémon available to catch here, the overall quality of HG and SS are far superior.Īs I review this we live in a day and age where 3D Pokémon titles are the norm. If you're to compare this title to Pokémon Heartgold and Soulsilver, it'd definitely fall short. But still, the DS Pokémon games were far from its top potential. Not to mention the extended plot which makes it more enjoyable too, and adds game hours. It's great to have all the version exclusive pokémon in one game and more legendary pokémon available too. Platinum is no exception, it does exactly this, and doesn't really add much to the game. These tend to mix all the things from the previous two titles, Diamond and Pearl in this case, and add some new stuff too. A necessary third partĮvery Pokémon fan out there knows about these third entries in the series. And somewhere along our adventure, we'll end up facing some evil pokémon like Darkrai and Giratina. Team Galaxy is trying to take control over Dialga and Palkia, the and then control some of the most important forces of the universe, time and space. Overall our main goal in the game is to beat all the gyms, collect badges and catch all the Pokémon.īut things are never as simple as that in any Pokémon game, as you know, there's a team of villains with an evil plan you must stop. We play as a boy or girl that just moved into town and embarks on its journey as a pokémon trainer. The plot is pretty much the same as in Pokemon Diamond and Pokemon Pearl, as usual in these third entries in the series.
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