The content in this game is the same as the Fire Red version, but the naming of characters and Pokemon is adjusted to the usual naming for the French region. Pokemon PD is a hacked or bootleg Pokemon game that allows you to take on an adventure as Pikachu in various areas. Throughout the game, you can collect lives, power, and hearts to keep going. It is available for SNES. This ROM was released in , and it introduces various new alterations when compared to the original Blue version.
Pokemon Emerald is the third-generation game in the series that was released back in Japan and US for the Game Boy Advance system. So, in this game, it includes all the aspects available in Ruby and Sapphire, along with various other improvements in various aspects.
It still follows the same rules in pinball, but with some additional rules taken from the Pokemon game series. Pokemon Diamond is the hacked version of the Pokemon game that was released in Japan and subsequently being translated in English.
Although it has the same name as the official Pokemon Diamond, this hacked ROM is not the same as the official Diamond version. This version is intended to be sold and distributed in the Italy region for the Italian audience. This game offers a rail shooter gameplay style in first person, and in this game, you are photographing Pokemon through a certain course in each stage.
The Pokemon creatures are rendered in 3D as compared to the main series, which have Pokemon characters rendered in 2D. The gameplay is still the same as The Legend of Zelda, with only the main character being swapped with Pikachu. In Pokemon Prism, you will be able to find various Pokemon creatures from the first four generations. Pokemon Green is the first ever released Pokemon title in the main series. It was released alongside the Red and Blue version for the original Game Boy.
In this game, the main featured Pokemon is Venusaur, which is the ultimate evolution of Bulbasaur. Pokemon — Volume 1 is the video content released exclusively for the Game Boy Advance system that features a two-episode anime series.
In this video pack, you will be able to watch two episodes featuring Ash, Brock, and Misty in their adventure to become the best Pokemon trainer. Pokemon Puzzle League is a Pokemon game that is featured in the Puzzle League series, which is the series of puzzle games published by Nintendo.
Meanwhile, you will also uncover the mysteries of the secret conspiracies throughout your adventure. This game is intended to be released only for the Italy region for the Italian-speaking audience.
It was released alongside the Rosso Fuoco version, which is the Fire Red version in Italian language. So, this hacked game is made based on the Keitai Denjuu series, which is a game that offers similar gameplay styles as the Pokemon series. The difference between the Keitai Denjuu series and Pokemon series is that it has different creatures, and the creatures can be summoned via cellphones.
Pokemon Pinball is the spin-off Pokemon game that is based on the traditional pinball gameplay featuring Pokemon as the main theme. The gameplay system is still the same as the traditional pinball game, which requires you to obtain the highest point in the game.
In this game, the main figure is the legendary Pokemon called Giratina, which is featured on the game cover. This game belongs to the fourth-generation releases, and it is an enhanced version of the Diamond and Pearl version. Pokemon Snap Station is an arcade-like machine that you can use back when Pokemon Snap and Pokemon Stadium were still a popular thing in The machine was available in various popular places such as department stores, malls, and so on, which allows people who have Pokemon Snap and Pokemon Stadium cartridges to use the machine and obtain the stickers created with their own photo snaps.
Pokemon Ruby belongs to the third-generation in the official releases, and it was released alongside the Sapphire version.
This game features Groudon as the legendary Pokemon, and it is available to play in single player and multiplayer mode. Pokemon Brown offers the hacked version of Pokemon Red where you can traverse the new region called Rijon. Since Red Rescue Team is a roguelike, a large portion of the game is about venturing into randomly generated dungeons and completing objectives for the main story and side quests. While this system was mostly well-executed, it may seem repetitive to those not inclined to the roguelike genre.
Does the concept sound a bit strange? It is. But the developers at Chunsoft did a fantastic job merging such a unique blend of mechanics, and the game is quite good overall. I mean, think about it. Nintendo releases two virtually identical titles, followed by a new-and-improved version a few years later. Emerald did have a few limitations imposed upon it from a technical standpoint, however. So while fairly minor, the game has some idiosyncratic flaws.
Being the third best-selling GBA of all time, had it been released at the same interval as Ruby and Sapphire , it may well have taken the crown. Yet somehow, it works. And it works surprisingly well. It includes Pokemon in total and allows players to visit the first five regions from the mainline Pokemon games. The game proved to be so popular that it spawned two direct sequels as well as a Kaizo version for those looking for a real challenge.
With that in mind, if you're looking for a series to hold you over until the next mainline Pokemon game releases, you could definitely do a lot worse than the Dark Rising trilogy. As the name might suggest, PokeMMO is an online version of Pokemon that allows players to share their Pokemon journey with other players from all over the world.
It boasts four different regions, hundreds of Pokemon, and an incredibly helpful and welcoming community that's more than happy to offer tips and advice to new players. The game has come an awfully long way since it was first released back in , with its developers constantly making improvements.
At this point, it's difficult to say which is more impressive: the ridiculous amount of work that has gone into developing the game or the fact that it has existed for almost a decade without Nintendo shutting it down. Either way, it's a must-play for fans of the series. Most of the games on this list will be wholly original, but there's another angle that some fan-game developers went for: simply making the official games more difficult.
If that's what you're looking for, Pokemon Emerald Kaizo is for you. Its PokeCommunity post describes it best: Pokemon Emerald on "super hard mode". More Pokemon to catch, a few more boss battles, and most importantly, much, much more difficult AI. It's become infamous in the Pokemon community, especially among Twitch streamers, for being one of the hardest games to Nuzlocke.
That AI will willingly pounce on every mistake you make. This is one of the OGs of the Pokemon community's ROM hack craze, and it still holds up pretty well in the face of the newer fan games popping up and even the official games' new mechanics. There's nothing particularly special about Pokemon Light Platinum other than it being an original ROM hack done right. The game comes with shiny new tilesets with just the right amount of pop, and a tight plot that's just enough to get your attention.
It even comes with a decent postgame that brings you to a new region. It might be a bit jarring to make the graphical step back if you're used to newer games, but once you get used to it, you're met with an insane amount of content. Prism in particular gives you access to Pokemon up to Generation IV, a whopping five regions to explore, and two new types in Gas and Sound three if you count Fairy, which the original ROM did not have.
The game's quality was so close to the originals that they actually received a cease-and-desist order from Nintendo. Fortunately, developers picked it up from a 4chan leak and have continued to update it. This is one of the most extensive Pokemon Essentials games out there. Pokemon Reborn takes place in the Reborn region, and the plot revolves around you, the player, bringing it back to its glory days after crime and destruction ruined it.
Aside from the interesting story and compelling characters, Pokemon Reborn comes with Pokemon and mechanics updated to Generation VII , a Gym Leader for every type, and the all-new Field Effects which give battles a nice added twist. Safe to say, there's almost nothing you can't do in this game, and it'll have you hooked for a while. Many a Pokemon fan has thought about being Ash Ketchum for a day, either because they wanted to replicate their childhood hero, or because they wanted to rescind a stupid decision he made.
A lot of fan games went that route, but Pokemon Fire Ash is arguably the best to do so. At the very least, it's the most complete and content-heavy, following Ash's journey all the way up to the Sun and Moon seasons of the anime.
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