Recent content by AcePokeCollector

Easy. My game counts time when it's "hibernating." Supposedly, I've played 40 hours and I've only reached Castelia City.

So far, it's Oshawott. I mean, who boxes their starter before route 3? :15:

Charmander when I have the chance. Always- no exceptions. In Sapphire and Emerald, I chose Mudkip though. To me, it just feels like the superior and more likable starter.

Lillipup. I mean, really? Another route 1 furball I don't care about?

"Wild Audino faints!" *Same-level Poke gains 3-lvl's xp* Durr?... :12:

Maybe I'm missing something, but wasn't there already a Pokemon Grey? I mean I doubt Game Freak will try to market a game as "Grey version" as opposed to a more regal-sounding name like... Platinum... Or Silver... Or SoulSilver...

I always liked hold items. As far as casual play is concerned, finding the right item for the right Pokemon (eg Bullet Seed for a grass pokemon) positively added to gameplay. Your team felt more complete if they each were holding an appropriate item. However, I have never used berries as...

I wonder if the Hoenn remake will in fact be a part of a new game entirely, ala G/S/C and the Johto-Kanto relationship. The Hoenn region will simply be the latter half of the game. To me, that sounds appealing.

Zubat and Tentacool are a given. I'll tell you what irks me, though. By far the most annoying Pokemon in Gen IV was Bronzor. For the longest time I could not figure out how to deal with it. Regardless, by that time I'd be asleep and confused anyway. :cer_shifty:

I'm waiting to give an update when I can post images. Until then, I have a question: ...Has anyone ever done the ultimate solo challenge with Magikarp?

I just got Pokemon Black! 1) What should my starter be? I'm looking for one that has a fine touch for getting poke's in the red for catching (^name). Do any starters cast PAR, SLE, or FRZ? 2) How soon can I trade previous gen poke's onto Black (or Poketransfer/PalPark them, you know what I...

There's something special about Gen I simply because they are archaic. Compared to today they're minimalistic and primitive, but that's their appeal. There's an inescapable feeling you get from them as if it's 1998 again- Y2k is coming, Will Ferrel is on SNL, and Pokemon is new, exciting, and...

What? Giratina and Heatran are easy-peasy to catch. Cressellia was the hardest for me. Got it down to a sliver of red, cast hypnosis on it 60 times... took 80 high-level balls. I voted for Mesprit though because I still haven't caught it. :paranoid:

Slow... Combat... OMG... Everything else- the lack of certain types, the disparity in trainer levels, the curious irrelevance of the Battle Frontier- is dismissable. Slow battling is a real drag, bro.