I bought this game shortly after I played the Pokemon Ruby game. Not because I loved the game so much, but because I really liked pinball and for some reason I didn't happen to own a pinball machine. Besides, it was an era when Pokemon were still verging on the "cool". So I got Pokemon Pinball - Ruby and Sapphire to satisfy both my want to play some pinball whenever I wanted, and for the sake of it being Pokemon, because I still liked the franchise at the time. So the object of the game here is to, as you gathered, play pinball and capture pokemon at the same time. The table (there are two to choose from, each with its pros and cons) has various ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon : Pinball Ruby and Sapphire is a spinoff game form the pokemon franchise for GBA. The GBA format means it can be played on GBA, SP, DS and DS Lite. There are two boards to choose to play on, I personally think Sapphire is the easier one and I prefer it. The game is of course a pinball style game in which the ball is a pokeball. Using the flippers to keep the ball in play you must hit certain targets to initiate capture mode, evolve pokemon and enter bonus stages. You can also upgrade your pokeball by hitting certain spots and doing so increases the coins you get. Once you catch a certain number of pokemon you enter a boss ...  Read the complete review

"Pokemon Pinball: Ruby & Sapphire" is a video game released for the Gameboy Advance console in 2003 by Nintendo. It is based on the arcade game of pinball and features popular characters from the "Pokemon" series of video games. In the United States, the game received a rating of "E" by the ESRB panel which deemed it suitable for all ages. The gameplay of this title holds true to the original "Pokemon Pinball" release for the Gameboy Color in 1999. In it, players play a traditional arcade game of pinball by propelling a steel bar towards mechanized bumpers and other point generating devices with aims of placing a ...  Read the complete review