The Cute Monsters Return In Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver
February 28, 2010
Nintendo sure recognize the way to please their fans. Long ago on the classic Gameboy Color, the games Pokemon Gold and Silver dominated the market. To be sure, the games are so popular that they are still enjoyed today as cult favourites. However, Nintendo are wanting to build on the polularity of those games by crafting remakes on their popular DS family. Say hello to Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver.
The first great highlight offered in Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver is that users are able to sync their new game to any old Diamond, Pearl or Platinum games they have already got on the DS. This suggests users will keep all the rare and special Pokemon they battled so hard to seek out on previous installments. And you will definitely want them all, as this game offers up almost twice as many gym arenas as in the past installments, expanding the game considerably.
This game is good fan service for all the loyal Pokemon collectors out there, and retains a number of the best parts from previous titles. Classic audio tracks are included in Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver drawing back nostalgic tunes from the earliest Pokemon games, along with vast locations you’ll recognise but which supply fresh tasks.
However, Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver is not all about rehashing old features. The visuals and audio have clearly been highly improved since the Gameboy colour era, and Pokemon has never looked this great. Running on the same engine as Platinum, the game is pushed even further with some glorious fully animated combat scenes.
If you are even just a small Pokemon enthusiast, this game is good for you. It brings together all the most successful and much-loved features of prior installments and adds a bit of magicdust in the shape of improved visuals and additional features to make aperfect experience. Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver is a definite cert for fans of the series, and is certain to get a brand new generation interested too!
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