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 - Another Generation, Another SuccessWhy is it that I don't mind this game being very similar to Gold/Silver Generation and Red/Blue Generation? The answer is that tradition carries on. This game has everything (and more) that the other games had. A journey, more pokemon in the pokedex, A rival that will always seem better than you until you own them the first time, and then the legendaries. I also like the introductory towards berries. Berries are just another way of expanding your backpack, which is why I was glad they introduced blocking, or "categorizing" the backpack so farther in the journey, you won't have to remove a single thing every time you find something on the floor that says you "can't carry it" Anyways, this game is the same as all the other great ones plus more. I recommend this game. I love it, 5 out of 5. Rating:  - THE BEST GAME.This is the best game ever with every turn somthing happens you should buy it one tip don,t use mudcip use treeco he,s good because the first gmy leader is rock type. Rating: - Amazing!This version of Pokemon is the fun of the older versions combined with new features that carry on to the more recent versions. If your looking for a Pokemon game that is interesting, has solid game play, and of course fun, this game is a must buy! Rating: - A good gameIve always liked this series and this adds so much more to the game. Easy game play, easy controls and great story line. BUY IT Rating: - The greatest single player Pokemon game made.After PKMN Ruby my faith in the franchise was revitalized due to the games heavy level of fun and replay and moreover, fixing the vast mistakes PKMN G/S/C made and went back to what made Pokemon so great. And well, despite the hype around FR/LG Hoenn still proved to be the most creative of the four regions. While R/S had a lot after main game while Emerald... There's just so much for the single player to do! I mean, 1. the story was a huge improvement over R/S by having both teams (Magma and Aqua) to combat, having two of the coolest box art legendaries duke it out as per their rivalry alluded in the previous games. This leads to: 2. Giving Rayquaza an importance (another cool legendary) to the game outside being some post-game 'mon to catch. 3. Upgraded difficulty. May not say much for some, but if you started from scratch and chose to lack a certain team balance like I did, the Pokemon change-ups and slightly smarter AI would really throw you off and give you a bit more of a fight. 4. Most important reason of all: VERY HIGH REPLAY VALUE. And compared to previous gens, R/S already beat them out from the start. But Emerald throwing in Gym Leader rematches (how long have we been begging for that), giving Berries more purpose, upgrading Breeding, giving us the ability to explore extra areas so we DON'T HAVE TO trade to get both fossils and certain Pokes AND Battle Frontier (Battle Factory, I'll finish you yet!) alongside some other fun side things, Emerald has got to be the most rewarding (and battle centric) single player game within the Pokemon main games. Love that game and I'm still playing it. If you're shaky by D/Ps lack of single player goods due to its heavy emphasis on Wifi/horrid online community or just wanna play alone (and it has to be a game from the Pokemon main series) then Emerald is your bet!
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