Pokemon LeafGreen is a remake of the GameBoy version of Pokemon red and blue. Then came Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal. These games took a considerable leap from the original games. They had better graphics, better gameplay, and a somewhat greater challenge, with 16 gyms instead of 8. And then, we came to Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire. These were the GameBoy Advance games that took a gigantic leap from all of the previous games. There was better graphics, better gameplay, and a whole new world of Pokemon. After Ruby/Sapphire, Nintendo decided to remake Pokemon red and blue. Graphics The graphics in this game, as well in Ruby/Sapphire, are absolutely ...  Read the complete review

This is a re-make of the original Pokemon Red and Blue games. Pokemon LeafGreen, and also it's counterpart FireRed were released on October 1st 2004 (5 years after the original games) in the UK. For those of you that don't know about the Pokemon franchise in general, I've written another review on here covering the basics. Pokemon LeafGreen starts off in an identical way to the original Pokemon games, with you beginning your journey as a pokemon trainer. Unlike the original games however, you can choose to play as a female trainer in this version. Obviously, the first thing you need as a trainer is an actual pokemon to train, so your first destination is the ...  Read the complete review

Released back in October 2004 Leaf Green is a remake of the original Pokemon Blue. The storyline hasn't changed at all, you still play as the Pokemon trainer who sets out on their big adventure to capture all the Pokemon in the region and become a Pokemon master. What has changed however are some move sets, for example charmander can now learn "metal claw" which means against the first gym the move is super effective against rock type pokemon. With the option of the game coming with or without a wireless adaptor for the GBA thisallowed for the first time on the GBA a method of battling or transfering pokemon without the need of a cable. ...  Read the complete review

Over the years there have been a number of versions of the Pokemon franchise on various platforms. It is certainly a game that is suitable for younger players and it is very easy to pick up how to play the game. The objective is to gather as many Pokemon as possible by achieving a number of challenges along the way. Having played the original version on the gamebo as you would expect the graphics are a lot better on the advance. Pretty much all of the original Pokemon arei n this version as well as a few new ones. On the whole the game play is very easy and as with all Pokemon games it is possible to link up with other players ...  Read the complete review