Pokemon Fire Red (GBA)

this is a good thing for hardcore pokemon fans as they can go back to kanto which has more to offer and better graphics.this is a musthave have for all poke fans as this offers the chance to catch the hard pokemon only catchable in this game like zapdos and the elusive mewtwo.all pokemon games offer immense excitement whether it be in a battle trying to beat your opponent through strategy or brute force or trying to catch that pokemon you want in the wild.the gameplay is a tradition with all pokemon games but it still has its secret which is keep it simple which is why its so popular with kids and adults because pokemon is simple.anyone can play it so i would shop around ...

Pokemon became a worldwide craze at the end of the nineties. Based on the hugely successful Japanese anime of the same name the roleplaying games in which players can travel through a virtual Pokemon world capturing the monsters and battling other trainers just like the show itself were instant successes and have just spawned their 4th generation on the Nintendo DS. Fire Red and Leaf Green on the otherhand were a revamped version of the game's very first releases Red and Blue. A lot of fans have often stated that these games were their favourite of the series and I'd have to agree being a big Pokemon fan when I was younger and finding that each game added a ...

Pokemon has proved itself to be a timeless classic, thanks to its original idea (at the time), fantastic gameplay mechanics and simple yet robust story. Pokemon Fire Red and Leaf Green allow players to relive that charming experience offered by the original Pokemon games, Red and Blue, on the Gameboy Advance. Graphics The 2D graphics are very good. The game uses a good range of colours and, while being vibrant, the backgrounds are slightly 'washed out' and by no means bright. This does mean that they are easy on the eyes and help to create a soothing atmosphere for the game. The few animations found in the game run smoothly and there are no issues ...