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Name of the app you are reviewing: Pokémon FireRed e LeafGreen
Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen are remakes of the original Game Boy Pokémon games, Pokémon Red and Pokémon Green, respectively. In it you control a young man who leaves Pallet Town on an adventure to get all the badges and become the greatest trainer in Kanto.
Review:
pokémon has some loopholes, the first and crucial one is that the main focus of the game is not its story, the cutscenes are rare, here you simply have to get your eight badges and go to the Indigo Plateau to face the Elite 4, on the way appears the Rocket Team. Your motive for ending them? No, you just take them out, like it's your business, like you're the pure good guy like Ash Ketchum. There is no connection between the characters, there is no personality in them, you are just an explorer, pure at heart who wants to be the champion of the pokémon league. The in-game challenges are simple, not too complex, since being at the level, or one more level and having a blow of the opposite type, you will be superior to your enemies in-game, with the exception of the clear Elite 4 that for sure lives up to the name of being the Elite of pokémon trainers. Another bad factor is that they wanted to give so much resemblance to the old games, that they didn't leave the time system, or the exchange of bikes, or the double battles; bikes or battles don't make much difference, but the time system is essential for the evolution of some pokemons.
Finally, I would like to point out that the game doesn't become bad for its flaws, but just explore, explore and explore; without big goals or challenges is kind of pointless, a great idea here is the Trainer Card, since the initials limited your exploration to only winning the Elite 4 and roaming around Kanto, when you get a certain amount of pokémons you can explore a new part of the pokémon world the Sevii Islands that feature some pokémon from the Johto region. Besides, to complete the game 100%, having nothing else to do, you have to capture 150 pokemons, then 351 and then play a little game, which makes the game practically infinite due to the amount of trades you'll have to to do.
Would you recommend this to other users? Yes, the game is really very good, you have a lot of fun, you spend hours playing it, it's no wonder it won a globally successful anime. Another positive factor was in addition to keeping some glitches from the first, such as the Vermilion truck, adding elements of the third generation, such as Efforts, Abilities and Natures.
Rating (1-5):
Pokémon FireRed and Pokémon LeafGreen are remakes of the original Game Boy Pokémon games, Pokémon Red and Pokémon Green, respectively. In it you control a young man who leaves Pallet Town on an adventure to get all the badges and become the greatest trainer in Kanto.
Review:
pokémon has some loopholes, the first and crucial one is that the main focus of the game is not its story, the cutscenes are rare, here you simply have to get your eight badges and go to the Indigo Plateau to face the Elite 4, on the way appears the Rocket Team. Your motive for ending them? No, you just take them out, like it's your business, like you're the pure good guy like Ash Ketchum. There is no connection between the characters, there is no personality in them, you are just an explorer, pure at heart who wants to be the champion of the pokémon league. The in-game challenges are simple, not too complex, since being at the level, or one more level and having a blow of the opposite type, you will be superior to your enemies in-game, with the exception of the clear Elite 4 that for sure lives up to the name of being the Elite of pokémon trainers. Another bad factor is that they wanted to give so much resemblance to the old games, that they didn't leave the time system, or the exchange of bikes, or the double battles; bikes or battles don't make much difference, but the time system is essential for the evolution of some pokemons.
Finally, I would like to point out that the game doesn't become bad for its flaws, but just explore, explore and explore; without big goals or challenges is kind of pointless, a great idea here is the Trainer Card, since the initials limited your exploration to only winning the Elite 4 and roaming around Kanto, when you get a certain amount of pokémons you can explore a new part of the pokémon world the Sevii Islands that feature some pokémon from the Johto region. Besides, to complete the game 100%, having nothing else to do, you have to capture 150 pokemons, then 351 and then play a little game, which makes the game practically infinite due to the amount of trades you'll have to to do.
Would you recommend this to other users? Yes, the game is really very good, you have a lot of fun, you spend hours playing it, it's no wonder it won a globally successful anime. Another positive factor was in addition to keeping some glitches from the first, such as the Vermilion truck, adding elements of the third generation, such as Efforts, Abilities and Natures.
Rating (1-5):
