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Pokemon Platinum for DS
8 reviews
Pokémon Platinum features a story full of adventure, never-before-seen forms of powerful Pokémon – including the legendary...
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Pokémon Platinum features a story full of adventure, never-before-seen forms of powerful Pokémon – including the legendary Giratina's Origin Forme – and the Distortion World, a mysterious new world that suddenly appears in the Sinnoh region. In addition, with Pokémon Platinum up to 20 players can interact with other Pokémon fans from around the world in the Wi-Fi Plaza, featuring mini-games and activities.
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8 Reviews from Epinions.com
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Pokemon still has it!
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Pros: Plenty to do, good graphics, easy learning curve
Cons: A couple pokemon can't be collected without other cartridges Read More at Epinions.com
Fantastic game
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Pros: can occupy for hours at a time
Cons: don't expect child to want to finish + save to have meals Read More at Epinions.com
Pokemon Platinum
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Pros: awesome gameplay, great grahpics, great music, cool pokemon
Cons: none really
Bottom Line:
It is a must have game for all Pokemon Fans and owners of a Nintendo DS.
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Pokemon Platinum for Nintendo DSi is an enjoyable RPG for young and old to play.
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Pros: Collect all 492 Pokemon, easy to use interface, positive family friendly theme
Cons: To childish for any serious gamer
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Pokemon Platinum for Nintendo DS offers you a wide variety of characters to collect but how are the graphics and sound in this popular game?
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Great game, worth it for hardcore and casual players alike
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Pros: - All legendaries from this gen. available
- More replayability
Cons: - The game is too short
- Elite four go up in level after first battle
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Pokemon Platinum is a great game and the best of its generation of titles. Not recommended for players that own Diamond/Pearl. The new features aren't worth the price.
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