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Pokemon Ruby Pok?mon Ruby’s updated graphics with weather effects, amazing sound, more than 200 Pok?mon with over 100 new species–as well as its faithful adherence to the existing series of Pok?mon games–makes for a welcome evolution in the series.
First, the game has a lot in common with Pok?mon games Silver, Gold, and Crystal. For example, players can choose to be a boy or a girl trainer, an internal clock sets events at certain times, and you’re the game’s handy-dandy Pok?dex helps players keep track of the many stats. You’re main goal is still to beat all the Gym Trainers and become the Pok?mon Master. If you’ve played the old games, you will be right at home. But not all is the same.
The most obvious change is in the battles themselves. Now that two Pok?mon can fight on your side at the same time, you can tag-team them against an enemy by taking advantage of the strengths of your Pok?mons while covering their weaknesses. For example, you can now have a water Pok?mon watch your fire Pok?mon’s back. You can also attack more than one Pok?mon at a time.
A whole new element to the game focuses on how berries are used in battle. And if you collect enough berries, you can take them to a Berry Blender and make a Pok?Block, which is a little super-charged candy that raises your Pok?mon’s “Condition” attributes. You can then groom your Pok?mon for regional contests and compete for ribbons like “Best of Show,” which will unlock additional contests. There’s even strategy in how to best use your berries: pick too many and the berry tree will disappear; plant berries, though, and a tree will grow. You can also build a Secret Base in special areas of the game, which you can decorate just like you can your room.
And let us not forget that Pok?mon Ruby has a kickin’ multiplayer system, too. You can trade Pok?mon, and link up to four players for incredible battles. The only downside is that you can’t link up with the old Game Boy Color games. –Bryan Karsh
Pros:
- You can control two Pok?mon in battle
- Much needed graphic and sound facelift
- Nice multiplayer feature (requires link cable and extra game cartridge)
Cons:
- Can’t trade Pok?mon with Game Boy Color
Customer Review: Lewis’s opinion
Challenging, exciting, hard to beat,cool pokemon,ugly pokemon ,interesting pokemon, weired pokemon,Grouldon,Blaziken,and numel I like the pokemon in this game.
Bill Romero – Golf – Art Print (12×12) 
Game Boy Advance Console – Clear Red 
The Game Boy Advance Console features power that would have been unthinkable back when the original Game Boy was launched. Its 32-bit RISC CPU runs circles around the former machine’s 8-bit workhorse, allowing it to process program instructions much faster. What that means to everyday gamers is more intricate visuals, more simultaneous movement on the screen and better sound. In fact, the often-annoying bleeps and bloops of old-school Game Boy titles are being replaced with digitised stereo sound. When you first pick up the system, you’ll notice how lightweight it is. It’s a little less than 150 grams but a little larger than a deck of playing cards. The GBA’s wider shape fits better into a wider range of hands and the screen is fitted with antiglare technology–you need pretty good light to play by but you won’t be craning your neck and tilting the unit to see around the reflection of the light bulb in your screen.
You’ll also notice the graphics. Essentially sporting redesigned SNES technology, you’ll see things on the GBA that the big consoles do, such as scaling (making objects larger or smaller) and rotation effects–technological advances that will affect the look of everything from crossing a finish line to scoring a goal to crawling through a dungeon. The extra processing muscle also means you can network up to four Game Boy Advance units together, via the communication cable, for multiplayer fun from one shared cartridge. Because the Game Boy Advance system is backward-compatible, it will play not only its own line of colourful games–including such launch titles as Super Mario Advance, F-Zero: Maximum Velocity, Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 2 and Kuru Kuru Kurunin–but also nearly all the monochrome and colour games that have already been released for the previous Game Boy systems. It seems that Nintendo have wisely struck a balance between size, price and power consumption. And considering how well the old 8-bit system weathered the decade’s technological storms, the Game Boy Advance should be here to stay. –Porter B Hall
List Price: ?69.99
Used Price: ?13.99
Customer Review: A handheld console that you’ll treasure
This is something that you’ve got to have. There’s absolutely loads of games for it of numerous different genres and age ranges. You can get it in your favourite colour and the graphics have come on in leaps and bounds. If you already own a home console then do get this as well as you can play it anywhere but I would advise that you don’t get the same games for both as the graphics and sound would be miles better on your home console. I think everyone should have a GBA it’s great value for money and if you get great games you won’t be able to put it down.
Customer Review: Be Warned…
I’ve wanted one of these for ages…imagine, having a console in the palm of your hand! However, as amazing as the graphics are, it’s just so hard to see them. The screen is dark enough, even in perfect light conditions, but when it comes to playing where there’s bad light – forget it. It’s impossible to see, and the addition of an add-on light doesn’t help – light is reflected back and you end up squinting and fidgiting trying to get the right position. Why didn’t Nintendo put a backlight on? I mean, there could be a switch to decide if you wanted it on or off, so that would sort out the battery issues. A great console with great games, shame you can’t really see them properly.
MaxPlay Game Boy Advance 3 in 1 Magnifier 
Customer Review: gameboy advance 3 in 1 maxplay light magnifier
This is a combined light magnifier and control grip (which will prevent wearing the original buttons out,) it is well designed and easy to use. This product will work as a light so you dont have to keep going over to the window to see your gba screen, it also works as a magnifier which makes the screen bolder and easier to see. If you don’t already have this, then its a must buy accessory. Its a gba dream cone true.
Blue SP Carry Case Bag With 3 Large Pockets For Game Boy Advance 
Used Price: ?15.99
Pokemon Ruby Pok?mon Ruby’s updated graphics with weather effects, amazing sound, more than 200 Pok?mon with over 100 new species–as well as its faithful adherence to the existing series of Pok?mon games–makes for a welcome evolution in the series.
First, the game has a lot in common with Pok?mon games Silver, Gold, and Crystal. For example, players can choose to be a boy or a girl trainer, an internal clock sets events at certain times, and you’re the game’s handy-dandy Pok?dex helps players keep track of the many stats. You’re main goal is still to beat all the Gym Trainers and become the Pok?mon Master. If you’ve played the old games, you will be right at home. But not all is the same.
The most obvious change is in the battles themselves. Now that two Pok?mon can fight on your side at the same time, you can tag-team them against an enemy by taking advantage of the strengths of your Pok?mons while covering their weaknesses. For example, you can now have a water Pok?mon watch your fire Pok?mon’s back. You can also attack more than one Pok?mon at a time.
A whole new element to the game focuses on how berries are used in battle. And if you collect enough berries, you can take them to a Berry Blender and make a Pok?Block, which is a little super-charged candy that raises your Pok?mon’s “Condition” attributes. You can then groom your Pok?mon for regional contests and compete for ribbons like “Best of Show,” which will unlock additional contests. There’s even strategy in how to best use your berries: pick too many and the berry tree will disappear; plant berries, though, and a tree will grow. You can also build a Secret Base in special areas of the game, which you can decorate just like you can your room.
And let us not forget that Pok?mon Ruby has a kickin’ multiplayer system, too. You can trade Pok?mon, and link up to four players for incredible battles. The only downside is that you can’t link up with the old Game Boy Color games. –Bryan Karsh
Pros:
- You can control two Pok?mon in battle
- Much needed graphic and sound facelift
- Nice multiplayer feature (requires link cable and extra game cartridge)
Cons:
- Can’t trade Pok?mon with Game Boy Color
Customer Review: Lewis’s opinion
Challenging, exciting, hard to beat,cool pokemon,ugly pokemon ,interesting pokemon, weired pokemon,Grouldon,Blaziken,and numel I like the pokemon in this game.
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