Pokémon: Platinum (DS) Reviews

Seen as i love my DS and this game, i think it makes the perfect ds. This game is great, it has increased the graphics, and yet again more pokemon appear on this game which makes it even more interesting and new. the pokemon shown on the front of the cover is called giratina, the pokemon from the other world that keeps balance and it is a ...  Read the complete review

The game starts off seeming quite childish, with the pokemon being very cute, but it quickly progresses into a far greater adventure than previous generations. As Emerald was to Ruby and Sapphire, Platinum is essentially a revamped version of Diamond and Pearl, albeit with a slightly modified storyline and more available pokemon. The pokedex ...  Read the complete review

Now then if you know your pokemon you will know thiss game is prety much like crystal was with gold and silver. It is a remake of diamond and pearl just with a few added extras. There are new maps areas, mini-games added pokemon you can catch and new forms of some pokemon. The game itself is the one I would reccomend to anyone who is ...  Read the complete review

You might wonder why on earth a 32 year old man would want to buy Pokemon Platinum, the latest addition to the Pokemon game series. And... I must admit, I was slightly red-faced as I stood in the queue, clutching this title in my sweaty, game greedy hands! The sad thing is that Pokemon Platinum's initial 'childishness' - think cutesy, goofy ...  Read the complete review

Now for the long-time pokemon fan, this handheld title is, just like the diamond and pearl: a revolution to the whole pokeom gaming experieince. The whole colour theme encapsulates a more of a golden tint, there are a few more added maps, decorative items and of course the extra superpowerful legendary pokemon (on cover). It sticks to the ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Platinum is the 3rd in the series of Generation 4 pokemon games. It's also the first one that you can catch every single pokemon to date on. Although you do still need access to Fire Red, Leaf Green and Emerald briefly. The game itself is similar to previous versions, and just as fun and addictive. It's very easy to pick up and ...  Read the complete review

The Pokemon series is credited as being one of the most popular series of games ever made. Since first released in Japan in 1996 as Pokemon Red and Green, the Pokemon games have sold millions all over the world. Sometimes games can go on a little too long, however. The 4th generation of Pokemon Games, including Platinum, have perhaps a ...  Read the complete review

This review is for people already familiar with Pokémon as a concept. I personally am a HUGE Pokémon fan, and have been playing the games since I was ten (I'm twenty now). I bought Platinum when it came out in the US as I couldn't wait two more months for its UK release and I was not disappointed at all. It is basically a remake of Diamond and ...  Read the complete review

I think Pokemon is either loved or hated by people. Some people don't really understand the concept and others a bit obsessed. I like Pokemon as a game but with their being so many previous versions of Pokemon, there was Yellow, Red and Blue for the Gameboy. Fire Red, Leaf Green, Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald for the Gameboy Advance and now Diamond, ...  Read the complete review