There are even event Pokéwalker courses that let you catch Surfing and Flying Pikachu and the like. You can now take your Pokémon out for a walk in real life by uploading them onto the "Pokéwalker", a special Pokéball-like pedometer that not only allows your Pokémon to gain experience as you accumulate real-life steps but also lets you catch Pokémon and find items. Once a Pokémon has five Shiny Leaves, Ethan/Lyra will give you a new star for your Trainer Card if you show it to him/her. This is not actually an item, but something that's shown on the Pokémon's status screen. One part of this is the so-called "Shiny Leaf", which Pokémon may be able to pick up at certain locations depending on their nature. It's really neat they truly went the extra mile to make this feature worthwhile. (Or a god of time.) You can even talk to it to find it's picked up items or get a special message depending on the location and the species or type of the Pokémon, and if you have that Pokémon use an HM, you'll actually see it doing it in the overworld. In the ultimate extension of Yellow's special starter Pikachu after D/P/Pt's awfully limited Amity Square, you will now be followed in the overworld by whichever Pokémon is at the front of your party, even if it's a fish. The search function then allows you to search for Pokémon beginning with individual letters (not just groups of three), found in Kanto, Johto or neither, or within certain ranges of height and weight, in addition to the options of searching by type or body shape that were also in D/P/Pt. All in all it makes a much better use of the two screens and organizes information better than before. There you can also switch to see the height/weight and forms. Once you're in the details, you'll be able to see the areas where it's found in morning, day and night with both the location names listed and the ability to see the relevant areas (either one at a time or all of them) highlighted on the map on the top screen. A slider lets you move instantly to any part of the list, and when a Pokémon is highlighted, you see its Pokédex entry (if you've caught it) on the top screen and there is a special button to hear its cry and another one to see its details. You can switch between the National and Johto Pokédex (once you get the National one, that is), and when you open it you get a list on the touch screen with the Pokémon shown in little squares, with blank squares for Pokémon you've neither seen nor caught, faded party icons for those you've seen but not caught, and full party icons for those you've caught. In accordance with the new touch screen interface, the Pokédex has been entirely redesigned. This is how D/P/Pt's touch screen interface should have been. This is done perfectly in my opinion instead of the previous awkward blending of control schemes, you can pick one or switch seamlessly between them at your convenience. Whenever you're given a choice, the options are on the touch screen but can also be highlighted and selected with the D-pad and A there is an A-equivalent button on the touch screen by default as well as a button for running (which can of course still also be done with B) and the main menu is on the touch screen by default, while pressing X will simply shift your button controls to the menu instead of the player character. Not so anymore the game can now be controlled entirely using the D-pad and the touch screen, while it is also possible to control the game with the D-pad and buttons as before if you choose. It always annoyed me in D/P/Pt how underused the touch screen's potential was it was only used for occasional features outside of battle and felt very much like the gimmick it was. Features Since PlatinumĮntirely new gameplay features to the series. This section lists what deviates from this default assumption.
are the same as Gold and Silver, while general gameplay features (such as the battle system, the presence of a touch screen, etc.), Pokémon and move data and so on are the same as Platinum basically, most straightforward way one would imagine fourth-generation Gold/Silver remakes would be done. This section exists to list them.Īs various things would be rather redundant to list, the default assumption here is that the storyline, characters, places, sidequests, minigames, etc. HG/SS bring a variety of new stuff to the series as well as making various modifications and additions to the original G/S/C.
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