Pokémon: Perl (DS) Reviews

As of in the Title Pokemon Pearl is spelt ''perl'' for some reason, but anyhow if I continue to write about that error I wont be giving you any useful information on the game itself! As of all other Pokemon games including dash, and link etc. , Diamond and Pearl as well as Platinum have become the best of them all so far, as all Pokemon ...  Read the complete review

Ever since I was 11 when pokemon first came to popularity in the UK, I have always loved the gameboy games, even now nearly nine years on, it still has a strangely nostalgic and pleasant grip over me, insanely addictive and completely new as it is the first (along with Diamond version) to be released on the DS which symbolises almost a rebirth of ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Pearl, The first DS release of the original pokemon blue and red games (along side it's partner game Pokemon Diamond) For many Pokemon Gameboy fans this was a long awaited release, exciting to see the new features and was definitly worth the wait. All the new pokemon are included along with wifi battles, your own secret ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon pearl is a game in which the user has to create a character who then befriends Pokemon. A pokemon is a creature which lives in the "long grass" found in the game. When the user walks through this grass the user has a decision, does he stay and fight the pokemon (using his own pokemon) or does he run and lose whatever possible ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon, that's just a game for little kids, right? Well that's what I thought when I first heard there was a new pokemon game out for NDS but shortly after the release of the game, my sister bought the game and now I'm completely hooked! The main object of the game hasn't changed, working your way through gyms to get to be a pokemon master but ...  Read the complete review

I know pokemon on first glancemay seem like the most childish thing on the planet! When talking about the anime I would have to agree with you. The game however is another story completely. It is nothing like the anime. First and foremost it is an RPG. That stands for Role playing game! These games use strategy rather than button mashing fights. ...  Read the complete review

After recently obtaining this game from the States, the experience has been nothing less than awesome. Not properly executed since Gold/Silver, the night/day system is back! Of the new Pokemon introduced (over 100) the time system treats you with new events and Pokemon at different times of the day. The atmosphere is beautifully pulled off, ...  Read the complete review

This is a great game, my favourite game at the moment. I am a huge Nintendo DS game fan, and I partically LOVE Pokemon Pearl. This is a probably a good game for ages 10 and up. I am not a fan of pokemon, so I was very surprised when I found that I liked this game a lot. My brother actually bought the game for himself and let me play it when he was ...  Read the complete review

Pokémon Diamond and Pearl are absolutely everything you've come to expect from major Nintendo sequels, and that's probably more for the better than for the worse. You know the routine, right? The company invents a really brilliant idea, then spends the next two decades refining the hell out of it. The resulting succession of games is progressively ...  Read the complete review

Right from first buying this product for £23.99 in Tesco I realised that I had made a good choice. The 4th Generation or pokemon brings along over 100 new pokemon and a brand new storyline which allows the player to advance further in thier quest to become a 'Pokemon Master'. The game also boasts the use of the Nintendo Wi-Fi, whereby you can ...  Read the complete review