Pokemon is all about evolution, and Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire represent this perfectly.
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The story is intriguing and the most entertaining in series history, the gameplay mechanics remain solid and the new features compliment the core mechanics in great new ways. Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire are prime examples of how good Pokemon games are. These are tiny nitpicks that truly represent how special these games are. These small gripes are not enough to warrant a negative review. Although Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire feature the Battle Maison, it is somewhat unfortunate the Battle Frontier was not included, as it adds more depth to the game. The battle frontier was an endgame area in Ruby and Sapphire’s GBA successor Pokemon Emerald that allowed players to face diverse challenges after they defeated the elite four. The lack of a battle frontier is another small gripe.
The game could have been better balanced with the experience share, as it is far too easy with the item turned on, and a chore with it turned off. You can turn it off, but you won’t, because then you have to go back to training each pokemon individually, which is a grind. The experience share makes the game way too easy by leveling up all of your party pokemon quickly. There are only a couple small flaws with the games. This provides a way to use pokemon in the game that doesn’t require battling and is very similar to the contests in the GBA games. Pokemon compete by showing off moves and outfits and are judged on their performance. Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire also feature the return of Pokemon Contests. New characters are introduced and there are twists and turns which will leave the player wanting more which is what games should strive for.
The Delta Episode contains some of the strongest pokemon in the game and possibly the strongest pokemon in the history of the series, Mega Rayquaza. After you become Pokemon League Champion, your character gets involved in a brand new story that, without spoiling too much, leads you and your pokemon to outer space in order to stop a threat to the earth. Possibly the greatest addition to Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire is the Delta Episode. You’ve never been able to catch as many legendary pokemon as you can in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Therefore, players can capture nearly every legendary pokemon ever between Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire, Pokemon X and Y. Creator Game Freak focused on expanding features rather than change the iconic rubric. Gameplay does nothing to stray from the usual pokemon formula, and that’s not a bad thing. Along the way, you’ll battle your rival, meet new friends, capture pokemon both new and old and eventually, head to the pokemon league and become champion. If you opt to buy Alpha Sapphire, you’ll try to stop Team Aqua from using the power of Primal Kyogre to cover the world in water. If you opt to buy Omega Ruby, you’ll try to stop Team Magma from using the power of Primal Groudon to make the landmasses on Earth grow uncontrollably. The games take place in the land of Hoenn and, like previous Pokemon games, features eight gyms, a main legendary pokemon and a villainous team the player fights against. The opening sequence features the main character playing a copy of Ruby/Sapphire on a Gameboy SP. Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire do a great job bringing out nostalgia from veterans of the original GBA games. Little new features were included such as sneaking, allowing the player to sneak up on rare pokemon and the eon flute, which allows players to freely fly around on Latios and Latias. Legendary pokemon Groudon and Kyogre also have new forms thanks to primal reversion, a mechanic that increases their power provided they hold the correct item.
Region favorites such as Metagross, Latios, Latias and Rayquaza can all mega-evolve, increasing their power to stupid levels of awesome. Making a return from Pokemon X and Y, Mega Evolutions are back and play a big role. Although it takes place in the same region as the original Ruby and Sapphire and features most of the same pokemon, there are new twists that separate the 3DS titles from their GBA ancestors. Released on the Nintendo 3DS, both games have updated graphics and new gameplay mechanics but still features the same core game playthat pokemon fans know and love.ĭon’t let the title fool you, this is a brand-new pokemon game, not a remake. Fast forward to 2014 and we now have Pokemon Omega Ruby and Pokemon Alpha Sapphire. Both games were critically acclaimed and carried on the tradition of capturing, training and battling with pokemon, both new and old, in a world where every kids’ dream is to be the Pokemon League Champion. In 2003, Nintendo released Pokemon Ruby Version and Pokemon Sapphire Version on the Gameboy Advance (GBA).
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