Pokemon Emerald Version
Game Boy Advance- Publisher: Nintendo
- Release Date: Apr 30, 2005
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 883 Ratings
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Positive: 761 out of 883
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Mixed: 78 out of 883
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Negative: 44 out of 883
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May 4, 2020This Was My First Ever Video Game. I Love This Game Because It Connects Me To Myself. An Exciting Storyline Along With A Brilliant Combination Of Pokémon. This Is My Favourite Game And Will Remain As Such Firever. I Still Remember My Best Bud Treecko Which Evolved Into My First And Most Nostalgic Sceptile. Handsdown! This Is The Best Game
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Aug 2, 2021The best Pokémon game on GBA. I've spent way too much time in the battle frontier.
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May 31, 2021This is a quintessential pokemon game to play/own. It is the flagship gen 3 game and is a game I always like to replay to this day.
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IanG.Nov 2, 2005Need to make new pokemon and places but it is really brilliant.
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SalvadorS.Aug 2, 2005It's a pretty cool games because you could get both legendary pokemons.
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Nov 14, 2018One of my favorite Pokémon games, with a incrible history. Bether than Fire Red or Life Green
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Mar 13, 2021In my opinion it's best pokemon game ever! This game is temporally Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, but with new animations and combines of both games. For example you can Solrock, which is exclusive for Ruby, and Seviper, which is exclusive for Sapphire, in one game! It also have a new pokemon Rayquaza!
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JackS.Jul 11, 2005Best pokemon game ever!
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Jul 6, 2018Me encanta la música del combate, la historia no me pareció tan entretenida, los diseños de los pokémon son mi favorito, pero en algunas partes me termina aburriendo.
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May 18, 2011Despite some additional Pokemon and animation, Pokemon Emerald is an unnecessary enhancement that barely enhances Ruby and Sapphire at all. For Pokemaniacs only.
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Mar 8, 2011Ruby or Sapphire were not the finest of the series, and neither is Emerald. However, while it may not improve "much" upon its precursors, it will satisfy Poke'fans and may even brainwash more.
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Jun 18, 2013
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Jan 9, 2014This is game is basically what Platinum did for Gen IV, perfect it in every way. How this game has a only a 76 is beyond me. Emerald has more to do then Sapphire and Ruby, is more fun and just has more of everything. Being one of my favorite games on the GameBoy Advance, this is a game you don't want to miss.
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Nov 19, 2014This game was my childhood, its amazing, from every aspect of strategy and adventure. I highly recommend it to anyone who has never played it, and also for people who have played it before.
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Dec 10, 2014
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Nov 16, 2019This game is great and it enhances a lot the previous Ruby Sapphire games with the addition of the Battle Frontier. The story was better than Ruby Sapphire and the post game was revolutionary, giving a lot more possibilities after finishing the main game.
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Aug 13, 2014
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Nov 14, 2019A solid improvement upon Ruby and Sapphire. Between the direction taken by the story, and the introduction of the Battle Frontier, this game adds plenty to the 3rd Generation of Pokémon.
The game doesn't touch the heights of the 2nd Generation (Gold, Silver, Crystal), but it delivers one of the most enjoyable adventures in the series. -
Apr 1, 20179.7 - Along with Ruby and Sapphire, Emerald was among the very revolutionary Pokemon games, and is one of my favorites in the franchise. After beating the game there is still a lot to do since there are tons of legendaries to catch (and very difficult to catch), especially ones that cannot be caught in most of the games.
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Apr 19, 2018
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May 7, 2012
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May 28, 2013What isn't there to love about this title? My favorite GBA game of all time and my second favorite Pokemon game (After Platinum). I must have played through this game at LEAST 10 times. A timeless classic.
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Jul 23, 2013A tad too familiar due to little to no changes from the previous game titles, but like many Pokemon games, it is able to delight. With the Pokemon style games with fun, enjoyable adventures, and vicious villains, "Pokemon Emerald" is enjoyable to play.
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Oct 20, 2013Tons of content, tons of replay value, tons of fun. Its only flaw is that it isn't very different from previous Pokémon games but it is still a great game worth buying.
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Oct 27, 2017
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Dec 2, 2017Amazing game. Not necessarily a "true" RPG experience but still, I have beat it almost 5 times and I still find and learn new things in this amazing franchise. There is a lot to do especially post-game.
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Mar 23, 2015I remember so much from this game from the first moments when you are in a moving truck to the moment I found Rayquaza in that tower and forgot to save before, failed and then saved -.- i was not a very smart kid.
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May 31, 2012The last great Pokémon game. The third generation added a unique style to Pokémon never seen before. It felt very original and the game world atmosphere in Hoenn felt phenomenal. After Pokémon Emerald, everything went downhill. But this masterpiece still remains.
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Oct 13, 2014Hoenn is the best region in terms of variety and is really fun to traverse through. Gym leaders are no pushovers and the game proves to be decently challenging. The lack of post-game (I don't like BF) is sad, but this game definitely does not disappoint in other areas.
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Apr 3, 2015Pokémon Emerald is the third release for generation 3, better sprites, more pokemon locations, and patching bits of the music. The game still takes place on Hoenn, protagonists being May, (Sapphire) and Brendan, (Ruby) still keeping both of the teams, Aqua and magma to fight between the legendary Kyogre and Groundon.
Awards & Rankings
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#1 Most Discussed Game Boy Advance Game of 2005
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It just would be nice for Nintendo and Game Freak to supply the other demand next time: the demand of something actually more different, or at least palpably new, for our hard earned. Let the pitchfork laden debate begin.
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A fine addition to the Pokemon line-up. It is able to take everything good about Ruby and Sapphire and improve on it, both enhancing the original Ruby and Sapphire feature as well as adding new ones.
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Of course, no amount of polish can change the fact that this is still a Pokémon game, and it carries the same flaws consistent to the series. It's certainly a respectable time sink, but-despite the evolutions to the core gameplay-it continues to offer extremely little to win over holdouts. However, it is an ideal starting point for new initiates to the Pokémon franchise.