HatofMadness wrote:isnt there ruby and sapphire before diamond?
yes also emerald, but those are advance games. If you get one of those, get emerald. It uses elements from both ruby and sapphire and has both Kyogre and groudon catchable on one game.
the others I mentioned are DS
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will ruby and sapphire play on ds? along with emerald?
or do they require advance
i ask, because i have a feeling im going to just buy all the pokemon games, and make my way from red and blue to black and white
besides, i just started on the johto journeys of the anime on pokemonepisode.org, ill make my way from episode 1 all the way to whatever its up to now, 600 somthing?
HatofMadness wrote:will ruby and sapphire play on ds? along with emerald?
or do they require advance
i ask, because i have a feeling im going to just buy all the pokemon games, and make my way from red and blue to black and white
besides, i just started on the johto journeys of the anime on pokemonepisode.org, ill make my way from episode 1 all the way to whatever its up to now, 600 somthing?
I don't know anything about the show. Only one I have really watched is the 2000 movie...you guessed it, becasue it was about lugia
and yes all advance games play of DS
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born2beagator wrote:
I don't know anything about the show. Only one I have really watched is the 2000 movie...you guessed it, becasue it was about lugia
and yes all advance games play of DS
cool, yea the 2000 movie is damn epic. Ive taken many of life lesson from the movie, especailly, disturb not the harmony of fire ice and lightning.
I loved the first movie as well, i havent seen any other ones though.
I checked out the third movie, isnt that that one with the 3 legendary dogs? I only watched a bit of it since i didnt understand what was going on. But if i can continue my journey though gold and silver, ill definitely be watching it
born2beagator wrote:
I don't know anything about the show. Only one I have really watched is the 2000 movie...you guessed it, becasue it was about lugia
and yes all advance games play of DS
cool, yea the 2000 movie is damn epic. Ive taken many of life lesson from the movie, especailly, disturb not the harmony of fire ice and lightning.
I loved the first movie as well, i havent seen any other ones though.
I checked out the third movie, isnt that that one with the 3 legendary dogs? I only watched a bit of it since i didnt understand what was going on. But if i can continue my journey though gold and silver, ill definitely be watching it
I didn't take any life lessons from pokemon
also, I have only seen the first second and 3rd movies. I don't watch the TV show. I just find the characters, espeically Ash, to be freaking annoying
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With the song, i listen to it all the time and its one of the few accessible songs or sounds i have that calm me
as for the saying,
i have 3 people in my life, Period.
One is fire, one is ice, one is lightning.
When one of those 3 are upset, im upset, if they;re happy, im happy. When those 3 are together, happy in unison, Im at my best.
Disturb not the harmony
i have 3 people in my life, Period.
One is fire, one is ice, one is lightning.
When one of those 3 are upset, im upset, if they;re happy, im happy. When those 3 are together, happy in unison, Im at my best.
Disturb not the harmony
btw, talk about being hella honest lol
OH. I get it
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For the DS, you've got Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver, and Black and White coming on March 6th. You can also play any Advance cartridge: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen. Generation II games are trade compatible with Gen III games, but only if you're using a GB Advance(GBA doesn't connect with GBC, at least as far as I remember). If you have just a DS, you can't even play Gen II and earlier games, let alone do any trades with them. GBC and Advance, as well as the games up to Gen III can all use cables for trade. Gen IV uses Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection(which requires a wireless internet connection), though you can trade from Gen III games to Gen IV games via dual-slot(in-game Pal Park and whatnot).
Oh, and though Nintendo is coming out with the 3DS soon, you don't need one for Black and White.
Jedi Taters wrote:For the DS, you've got Diamond, Pearl, Platinum, HeartGold, SoulSilver, and Black and White coming on March 6th. You can also play any Advance cartridge: Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, FireRed and LeafGreen. Generation II games are trade compatible with Gen III games, but only if you're using a GB Advance(GBA doesn't connect with GBC, at least as far as I remember). If you have just a DS, you can't even play Gen II and earlier games, let alone do any trades with them. GBC and Advance, as well as the games up to Gen III can all use cables for trade. Gen IV uses Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection(which requires a wireless internet connection), though you can trade from Gen III games to Gen IV games via dual-slot(in-game Pal Park and whatnot).
Oh, and though Nintendo is coming out with the 3DS soon, you don't need one for Black and White.
no you don't need on, but If you can afford it IMO it is worth it
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Jedi Taters wrote:Generation II games are trade compatible with Gen III games
No, they're not.
You can freely trade between games in the same generation. FR/LG are considered to be part of generation 3, while HG/SS are generation 4 games.
You can freely trade between generations 1 and 2.
You can migrate Pokémon from generation 3 to generation 4. This is one-way only, and you need the National Dex on the 4th gen game to receive anything. Doing so requires a version of the DS that isn't the DSi.
Link cables are required for any trade that doesn't involve gen 4 games, since the DS comes with a built in wireless adapter that can connect to other DS systems or to a wireless internet connection.
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