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Pokemon Platinum
$40.00
Released March, 2009
The Pros:New storyline additions are exciting and help expand the mythology of Pokemon. New Gym redesigns are more interesting and challenging. Expanded online play helps facilitate worldwide trading and battling.
The Cons:Doesn't expand much on Diamond and Pearl. Touch screen is hardly utilized and Pokétch apps are gimmicky.
Similar to Pokemon Yellow adding new features to Red and Blue; Crystal improving Gold and Silver; and Emerald improving Ruby and Sapphire, the 4th Generation finds its "director's cut" game in Pokemon Platinum.
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Featuring an expanded story, new challenge areas, new forms of existing Pokemon and many other notable changes, Pokemon Platinum also carries over all the elements of Diamond and Pearl that made the game successful.
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New storyline additions are exciting and help expand the mythology of Pokemon
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New Gym redesigns are more interesting and challenging
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Expanded online play helps facilitate worldwide trading and battling
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Battle Frontier adds more challenges for after the main quest
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New forms for Pokemon and move tutors refine the current metagame
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Retains all the enhancements to the series made by Diamond and Pearl
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Retains the addictive and unique gameplay that the series is based upon
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Doesn't expand much on Diamond and Pearl
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Touch screen is hardly utilized and Pokétch apps are gimmicky.
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