Pokémon: Sapphire Version for Game Boy Advance (GBA)

The Bottom Line: New, veteran, old, young, teenager, adult... Pokemon Sapphire is awesome.

Review: I remember when I had first heard about Pokemon, in one of the issues of Nintendo Power, where they had a special section about a new Japanese game called Pocket Monsters, which translates into the US name - Pokemon. I even thought that the idea was...

The Bottom Line: I just got Pokemon Sapphire a Little While Ago And I Can't Stop Playing, What Does That Tell You?

Review: When it comes to the topic of Pokemon there are three kinds of people; those who abhor it, those who love it, and also the kind of people who love it, but would sooner die than let anyone know that they like it. While Pokemon was one of the biggest...

The Bottom Line: Pokemon Sapphire is an improvement over Gold/Silver and Red/Blue in just about every way.

Review: Throughout the past six years Pokemon RPG's have been some of the best sellers for Gameboy and Gameboy Color. It started with Red/Blue versions, one year after that Yellow came out, then Gold/Silver and soon after that was Crystal. With each of them...

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Review: Ok I made a mistake when I bought this game I wanted to wait a few months after it s release last year for the GBA player to come out so I could play it on the TV screen, mainly because the classic GBA gives you a headache after playing it for more...

The Bottom Line: Best game on GBA so you should play it.

Review: I have played pokemon's GBA games long long time ago, since the version of red/blue and then yellow followed by crystal/gold and now it's sapphire/ruby. All of them are kind of RPG games-role playing games, begin with main character, can be a boy or...

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Review: Ever since Pokemon Red & Blue, all I ve heard from my stupid little brother is YES! I CAUGHT IT! and that brain juice draining music from the pathetic GB Pocket. After a few years of having quite enough; the shows, the movies, the comics, the games,...

The Bottom Line: You know what's scary? I said "Pokemon" probably 100 times in this review...

Review: Just when you thought the Pokemon franchise was done and over with, the bastards at Nintendo brought us another scoop of the popular yesteryear fanatical series of Pokemon. Is the Pokemon franchise still good? Yes, even after its debut years back,...

The Bottom Line: Though those that never played pokemon before shouldn't be disappointed, the poke-veterans like me most certainly will. There's just too many changes.

Review: I've never written a review before, but when I finished playing pokemon sapphire, I was so disappointed I felt I had to share those feelings to the world.

Though as you may have already noticed I am disappointed, I will start with the pros...

The Bottom Line: For 30$ this game will provide you with nearly infinite entertainment on the GBA, this game will also be very popular in the future.

Review: First of all i will say this game has to be the best entertainment value on the GBA, and there are many ways to play this game as well, you can just play for the story, or you can play for the technical aspects of the game such as raising for...

The Bottom Line: All pokemon fans should try these games. If you don't have a GBA then you probably shouldn't waste your time, but if you do have a GBA then go ahead.

Review: March 18 the two new pokemon games for gameboy advance were released. This two games have better backgrounds, sounds, features, etc. But the game is even more addictive and I had problems with the first pokemon game already. The music the game plays...