Showing posts with label gameboy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gameboy. Show all posts

Monday, February 16, 2009

Pokemon Platinum

Well, we did it. We pre-ordered Pokemon Platinum. Shhh... don't tell my daughter.

Friday, February 13, 2009

Henry Hatsworth in the Puzzling Adventure for the DS

I asked my son if there are any DS games he's looking forward to getting. "Henry Hatsworth," he said.

I had no idea what it was. In the most recent issue of GameInformer, there is a mini-preview of it, and a full-page ad. It is a cross between action and puzzle game that has yet to see the DS scene.

It's only $29.99, and it has a lot of promise. I'll be looking out for it in March at GameStop.

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Pokemon Platinum Pre-order, Due Out March 22

Pokemon Platinum is due out next month (March 22nd, to be specific) and my daughter wants this game.

It's currently available for pre-order on Amazon or through the local video game store. There is even talk about a limited number of pre-orders coming with a Giratina figurine.

Prima will be release the official game guide on the 22nd as well.

Pokemon Platinum for the DS is $34.99, which for a DS game, is fairly reasonable.

I haven't decided if I'll get a copy when it comes out, or to wait to hear some feedback before investing. My daughter, on the other hand, thinks I should pre-order. Oh, I'm so torn...

Friday, May 23, 2008

Pokemon Mystery Dungeon - Time: Cheats and Codes

I found a site today that has a ton of cheats and codes for Pokemon Mystery Dungeon Nintendo DS game.

At first, it seemed cool. But after a moment of thought, I realized it would ruin my fun, and decided against it.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Pokemon Ruby for Gameboy Advance

For our 7-year-old's birthday, we gave her a used copy of Pokemon Ruby for the Gameboy Advance. It's interesting watching her play. She likes to take one pokemon and work his little fingers to the bone until he evolves. And she's willing to fight level 5 pokemon over and over to accomplish that with out having to go to the pokecenter too often. She's the pokemon master!

Sunday, July 1, 2007

More About the Pokemon Learning League

We started with the card game. Then, hubby bought the Pokemon DS Diamond. Then, we found a waaaaay old Gameboy-Color Pokemon Red that the kids have been playing. Now, since we seem to be much more invested in the whole Pokemon brand, I'm reconsidering the Pokemon Learning League. Here's a review.

Have any of you used it? What do you think?