Just Bought Pokemon: Battle Revolution!

And I have to say its not half bad!!

The online is actually pretty good and connects fast. Even the battle system is pretty Smoothed out. The only thing I didn't like was the lack of diversity in the game. There are some funn minigame you unlock.

I also bought the DS Pokemon: Diamond and I would say the connectivity serves its basic purpuse quiet well.

I would recommend the combo of Battle Revolution + Pokemon DS To any RPG'er...

Anyone else get the game?

online should be better with like some kind of chatting systemair_wolf_cubed

pokemon Diamond has chatting...but i dont think the other does :?

Oh well, what are you gonna say anyway during chat in pokemon. "Yea! Hyperbeam...ping! ping! pew!...detroy!!!"

And plus I dont wanna hear a bunch of little kids and there gibberish while battleing.

And I have to say its not half bad!!

The online is actually pretty good and connects fast. Even the battle system is pretty Smoothed out. The only thing I didn't like was the lack of diversity in the game. There are some funn minigame you unlock.

I also bought the DS Pokemon: Diamond and I would say the connectivity serves its basic purpuse quiet well.

I would recommend the combo of Battle Revolution + Pokemon DS To any RPG'er...

Anyone else get the game?

nintenboy9128

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

I have been calling everywhere. No store has ti til tommorrow. WTF??? Come on! The only place that may get it today is Gamestop, and thats 30 minutes away from my hic town of Sweeny. Go on look it up. Smallest town on the map of texas!

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

HerbSewell

What say you?

[QUOTE="HerbSewell"]

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

l8bitz

What say you?

Trust me its worth it when you have siblings to play it with. When you have friends to play it with, when you have wifi and also when you have diamond [the connectivity feature!]. Not to mention the single player!

Its worth $50 bucks. Atleast its not 60 bucks like PS3 + 360 games :lol:

Its worth $50 bucks. Atleast its not 60 bucks like PS3 + 360 games :lol:

nintenboy9128

Indeed

Not to mention the single player!

nintenboy9128

How is that by the way? Are there any goals or things to achieve?

[QUOTE="l8bitz"][QUOTE="HerbSewell"]

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

nintenboy9128

What say you?

Trust me its worth it when you have siblings to play it with. When you have friends to play it with, when you have wifi and also when you have diamond [the connectivity feature!]. Not to mention the single player!

Its worth $50 bucks. Atleast its not 60 bucks like PS3 + 360 games :lol:

Is it more like Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, or more like Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2?

Its more like pokemon Stadium...

[QUOTE="air_wolf_cubed"]online should be better with like some kind of chatting systemnintenboy9128

pokemon Diamond has chatting...but i dont think the other does :?

what do you mean with "other" if you mean Pearl, yes, if you mean older version then NO.

Is it more like Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, or more like Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2?

HerbSewell

Its more similer to Pokemon colloseum for the gamecube [which I frankly liekd better than XD]. Also, it has enough new things to keep you entailed even if you have played some of the past games [and ive played standium 1 and colloseum]

Is it worth it if you dont have a DS?
I kinda "destroyed" mine.... ^^movin_target

Its not as fun without the DS.

But I think you will definatly still enjoy it if you really like pokemon!

[Especially the online play, minigames and Single player]

[QUOTE="nintenboy9128"]

Not to mention the single player!

l8bitz

How is that by the way? Are there any goals or things to achieve?

Its actually pretty descent! But I wouldn't buy the game if ALL your gonna play is the single-player. If you have read some, about the game, you would realize that nintendo is really trying to push the multiplayer aspect of it.

Especially with them having it be the First Wifi game and introducing DS - Wii connectivity with the game along with Multi-player...

[QUOTE="HerbSewell"][QUOTE="nintenboy9128"][QUOTE="l8bitz"][QUOTE="HerbSewell"]

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

nintenboy9128

What say you?

Trust me its worth it when you have siblings to play it with. When you have friends to play it with, when you have wifi and also when you have diamond [the connectivity feature!]. Not to mention the single player!

Its worth $50 bucks. Atleast its not 60 bucks like PS3 + 360 games :lol:

Is it more like Pokemon Colosseum and Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, or more like Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2?

Its more similer to Pokemon colloseum for the gamecube [which I frankly liekd better than XD]. Also, it has enough new things to keep you entailed even if you have played some of the past games [and ive played standium 1 and colloseum]

:shock: Wha? Really? I thought Nintendo said it was gonna be like the Stadium games.

:shock: Wha? Really? I thought Nintendo said it was gonna be like the Stadium games.

Eponique

There are still some-things that make the game really similer to Stadium but I'd say its closser to colloseum. But if you injoyed stadium or/and colloseum you will definatly like this game too!

[QUOTE="air_wolf_cubed"]online should be better with like some kind of chatting systemnintenboy9128

pokemon Diamond has chatting...but i dont think the other does :?

Oh well, what are you gonna say anyway during chat in pokemon. "Yea! Hyperbeam...ping! ping! pew!...detroy!!!"

And plus I dont wanna hear a bunch of little kids and there gibberish while battleing.

well it would be cool to call your commands into a mic and have your pokemon do the command like if you say use tackle, the pokemon will do that move, but if you want to chat to other people playing, their wouldn't be anything to say like you said earlier.

[QUOTE="Eponique"]:shock: Wha? Really? I thought Nintendo said it was gonna be like the Stadium games.

nintenboy9128

There are still some-things that make the game really similer to Stadium but I'd say its closser to colloseum. But if you injoyed stadium or/and colloseum you will definatly like this game too!

If I really like the Pokemon series, think that the best Pokemon console game was Pokemon Stadium 2, found the gameplay in Pokemon Colosseum monotonous, and my favorite part of the game was the Battle mode, will I still like this game and its single player?

I don't understand why Nintendo never released a Pokemon game for N64 or GC following the same formula of the traditionals portables games...

I still have hope for Wii.

I don't understand why Nintendo never released a Pokemon game for N64 or GC following the same formula of the traditionals portables games...

I still have hope for Wii.

Dreamer-

They released gale of darkness for the GC

I don't understand why Nintendo never released a Pokemon game for N64 or GC following the same formula of the traditionals portables games...

I still have hope for Wii.

Dreamer-

Becouse it would'nt work out...

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"]I just bought it and its fun. The graphics are awesome, good music, customizing your character is fun also. It's easy to connect online, but it kind of drags a little during the battles, not a lot though. I don't really think it's worth 50 bucks, I say about 40.alchemist007

I'd say $40 bucks too but with the DS Connectivity and Wifi ofcoarse nintendo was gonna charge 50 :P

True, true. I would have liked a story in this game. That would have made it better.

[QUOTE="alchemist007"]

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"]I just bought it and its fun. The graphics are awesome, good music, customizing your character is fun also. It's easy to connect online, but it kind of drags a little during the battles, not a lot though. I don't really think it's worth 50 bucks, I say about 40.meteorgun7

I'd say $40 bucks too but with the DS Connectivity and Wifi ofcoarse nintendo was gonna charge 50 :P

True, true. I would have liked a story in this game. That would have made it better.

There's no story? Hm, you're going to have to explain to me how the game is more like Pokemon Colosseum when it was basically Pokemon Stadium 2 with a story, no rental Pokemon and a free roaming environment.

[QUOTE="HerbSewell"]

Now here's the million dollar question: is it worth $50?

l8bitz

What say you?

It's $40 at Circuit City until Saturday.

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"][QUOTE="alchemist007"]

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"]I just bought it and its fun. The graphics are awesome, good music, customizing your character is fun also. It's easy to connect online, but it kind of drags a little during the battles, not a lot though. I don't really think it's worth 50 bucks, I say about 40.HerbSewell

I'd say $40 bucks too but with the DS Connectivity and Wifi ofcoarse nintendo was gonna charge 50 :P

True, true. I would have liked a story in this game. That would have made it better.

There's no story? Hm, you're going to have to explain to me how the game is more like Pokemon Colosseum when it was basically Pokemon Stadium 2 with a story, no rental Pokemon and a free roaming environment.

Well, the main focus of the game is to fight in 10 Colosseums and beat them all, using your Pokemon from Diamond and Pearl, or using Rental Pokemon.

[QUOTE="HerbSewell"][QUOTE="meteorgun7"][QUOTE="alchemist007"]

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"]I just bought it and its fun. The graphics are awesome, good music, customizing your character is fun also. It's easy to connect online, but it kind of drags a little during the battles, not a lot though. I don't really think it's worth 50 bucks, I say about 40.meteorgun7

I'd say $40 bucks too but with the DS Connectivity and Wifi ofcoarse nintendo was gonna charge 50 :P

True, true. I would have liked a story in this game. That would have made it better.

There's no story? Hm, you're going to have to explain to me how the game is more like Pokemon Colosseum when it was basically Pokemon Stadium 2 with a story, no rental Pokemon and a free roaming environment.

Well, the main focus of the game is to fight in 10 Colosseums and beat them all, using your Pokemon from Diamond and Pearl, or using Rental Pokemon.

That sounds nearly word for word that exact same summary of the Gym Leader Castle in Pokemon Stadium 2. Just replace "Diamond and Pearl" with "Gold, Silver, Red and Blue", "Coliseums" with "Gyms" and you roughly have the same thing as Pokemon Stadium 2.

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"][QUOTE="HerbSewell"][QUOTE="meteorgun7"][QUOTE="alchemist007"]

[QUOTE="meteorgun7"]I just bought it and its fun. The graphics are awesome, good music, customizing your character is fun also. It's easy to connect online, but it kind of drags a little during the battles, not a lot though. I don't really think it's worth 50 bucks, I say about 40.HerbSewell

I'd say $40 bucks too but with the DS Connectivity and Wifi ofcoarse nintendo was gonna charge 50 :P

True, true. I would have liked a story in this game. That would have made it better.

There's no story? Hm, you're going to have to explain to me how the game is more like Pokemon Colosseum when it was basically Pokemon Stadium 2 with a story, no rental Pokemon and a free roaming environment.

Well, the main focus of the game is to fight in 10 Colosseums and beat them all, using your Pokemon from Diamond and Pearl, or using Rental Pokemon.

That sounds nearly word for word that exact same summary of the Gym Leader Castle in Pokemon Stadium 2. Just replace "Diamond and Pearl" with "Gold, Silver, Red and Blue", "Coliseums" with "Gyms" and you roughly have the same thing as Pokemon Stadium 2.

In any case, I'll buy it any way. I couldn't stand the simplified and boring replacement for the RPG aspect of the game that they used in Pokemon Colosseum to try to mirror the handheld games. I loved Pokemon Stadium 2 and felt that that game was the best way the Pokemon experience could be emulated on a home console, and Pokemon Battle Revolution supposedly is the same apprehension. That, the sale at Circut City for $10 less, and the addition of on-line play will defiantly have me buying the game this week.

In any case, I'll buy it any way. I couldn't stand the simplified and boring replacement for the RPG aspect of the game that they used in Pokemon Colosseum to try to mirror the handheld games. I loved Pokemon Stadium 2 and felt that that game was the best way the Pokemon experience could be emulated on a home console, and Pokemon Battle Revolution supposedly is the same apprehension. That, the sale at Circut City for $10 less, and the addition of on-line play will defiantly have me buying the game this week.

HerbSewell

You will definitly like this game then!

I have been calling everywhere. No store has ti til tommorrow. WTF??? Come on! The only place that may get it today is Gamestop, and thats 30 minutes away from my hic town of Sweeny. Go on look it up. Smallest town on the map of texas!

penamat

Wow. We have a walmart that we are 3 minutes away from that has 14 copies

is it worth buying or just renting?ultimategamer44

If you just want to see Pokemon and do the colosseums, I say rent it. If you want to train your Pokemon, transfer them to your Wii and show the world that you are strong, buy it.

[QUOTE="Dreamer-"]

I don't understand why Nintendo never released a Pokemon game for N64 or GC following the same formula of the traditionals portables games...

I still have hope for Wii.

vnc20100

They released gale of darkness for the GC

I know. You have to purify the dark pokemon, right? I didn't like it. And still, from what I heard it isn't as cool as were the other adventure Pokemon's. It seems that it doesn't exactly follows the formula...

And I have to say its not half bad!!

The online is actually pretty good and connects fast. Even the battle system is pretty Smoothed out. The only thing I didn't like was the lack of diversity in the game. There are some funn minigame you unlock.

I also bought the DS Pokemon: Diamond and I would say the connectivity serves its basic purpuse quiet well.

I would recommend the combo of Battle Revolution + Pokemon DS To any RPG'er...

Anyone else get the game?

nintenboy9128

The game is good, 7.8 but when you play Wi-Fi it runs slow. Because you have to wait for the other players to pick a move. But it is still a good game. But it is best if you have pokemon DS because there are NO good pokemon in the game so it is better when you download your own pokemon from the DS game. I will battle you, MY FC for Pokemon Battle Revolution is 1761-9725-4601

I have it, it has it's flaws, but it's a worthy purchase for an "expansion pack" to Diamond and Pearl. I honestly believe this game is worthless to those who don't own one of those two though, as the rental teams are incredibly limited, and only the gate colloseum would be relatively "fair" to non D/P owners after they rank up.

I'd try out battle revolution, but the problem is that cheating will probably be a big thing. Lots of people are using action replays to get max stats *not necessarily level* on the ds versions, and will just use them on battle revolution online. Nothing nintendo can really do.hazuki

Actually, Nintendo is actually doing a GOOD job with this. So-called carefully "Legit" hacked Pogeys can get through, as in, ones that are hacked, but stats and caught location and whatnot all are set up to be possible in-game, but many of the more sloppily-hacked "Legit" hacked pogeys and impossible pogeys do not work on Wi-Fi, and possibly have the effect of banning that player from using non-rental teams for some time. Just go to the GameFAQS PBR forum and see all of the whining. It's great.

I want to know if you can transfer your current Pokemon on the DS to the Wii game, and then they'll be there forever. I want to start a new game for the Diamond, but I have a lot fo rare Pokemon that I'll lose if I don't transfer them somewhere. Basically I'm asking if there's any way to trasnfer those rare pokemon back to the diamond game after transfering them to the Wii game. If anyone knows, thank you! This may sway my decision to buy the game!yokofox33

Maybe the 6 you keep on a trainer card, but as far as the storage goes, AFAIK they stay there forever as long as you don't update. Perhaps if you create a new file on PBR for your new transfers it'll work just fine. I've only had the game for a day, and the Pokemon Fansites are being notoriously slow as far as updating PBR info is concerned, so I don't know.