Pokemon Emerald Version (AKA Pokémon Emerald, ポケットモンスターエメラルド Pocket Monsters Emerald in Japan) is a 2D role-playing game (RPG) developed by Game Freak and released for the GBA in 2004. It is an enhanced version of Ruby Version and Sapphire Version and is part of the third generation of the Pokémon video game series.
As a remake of the third generation games in the series, Pokemon Emerald Version reimagines the brilliant plot of the original Hoenn journey in Ruby and Sapphire. By its own right, the game establishes itself as a unique entry because of its own great moments in its plot and gameplay-wise. With over 130 monsters to collect in the game alone, excluding the other hundreds you can get from the FireRed and LeafGreen versions, the game represents the series’ recurring theme of catching them all.
The game incorporates significant additions to the story and post-game content— and the changes are enough to make the previous games seem like primitive beasts. Pokemon Emerald strikes a good balance between the narrative of the two games, and making it cohesive even with all the plot-related Pokémon and trainers battles that were changed. This is good reason for veterans to try the game despite the presence of recycled elements graphics and production-wise.
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As a remake of the third generation games in the series, Pokemon Emerald Version reimagines the brilliant plot of the original Hoenn journey in Ruby and Sapphire. By its own right, the game establishes itself as a unique entry because of its own great moments in its plot and gameplay-wise. With over 130 monsters to collect in the game alone, excluding the other hundreds you can get from the FireRed and LeafGreen versions, the game represents the series’ recurring theme of catching them all.
The game incorporates significant additions to the story and post-game content— and the changes are enough to make the previous games seem like primitive beasts. Pokemon Emerald strikes a good balance between the narrative of the two games, and making it cohesive even with all the plot-related Pokémon and trainers battles that were changed. This is good reason for veterans to try the game despite the presence of recycled elements graphics and production-wise.
For more information click on this link Pokémon Emerald
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