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PoKemon Fire Red & Pokemon Leaf Green Dual-Type Pokemon Battle Chart[ Guide ]

This guide was created in mind originally for Pokemon Fire Red and Pokemon Leaf Green; however, due to the types staying similar, if not the same for the Pokemon in many of the games, this guide can be used for any Pokemon game in which you are seeking to find information on the dual-type Pokemon. ///////////////////////////////////////////////// / PoKemon Fire Red & Pokemon Leaf Green / / Dual-Type Pokemon Battle Chart / / / / / / LAST UPDATE: September 13, 2011 / / VERSION: 1.20 / / AUTHOR NAME: Heather Cattles (Muku6) / / EMAIL: irisdrakon (at) yahoo (dot) com / ///////////////////////////////////////////////// Table of Contents ============================================================================== I. Updates II. Disclaimer III. Pokemon Combat Dual-Type Chart IV. How To Use the Chart V. Chart Key VI. [...More ]

Pokemon Black and White Starter Pokemon [ Guide ]

One of the most important decisions in video games is deciding which Pokemon to start with. Hmmmm maybe I can lend a flame to your darkness. This choice is a very important choice, because, unless you decide to ditch your starting Pokemon at some point, it ultimately helps shape your team in the long run. Keep in mind that all three starter Pokemon are perfectly capable and can be functional throughout the game. They do have different strengths and weaknesses, aside from just the type chart, but there isn't necessarily a 'wrong' choice. I also want to say that I've personally [...More ]

Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 Medal [ Guide ]

Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 mark the first time in the history of Pokemon that the games have an achievement system. However, it is no ordinary achievement system; instead, players collect medals! There are many medals in the game, with incentives to reach certain medal milestones for rewards. Pokemon Black Version 2 and Pokemon White Version 2 - Medal Guide Written by Dalton "Horror Spooky" Cooper Copyright 2012 Cheat Masters TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. What are medals? 2. How to get medal box 3. Medals 001. First Step 002. 003. 004. 005. Dowsing Beginner 1. WHAT ARE MEDALS? Medals are the Pokemon equivalent to achievements on Xbox 360 or trophies on PlayStation 3. [...More ]

Pokemon Black 2 and White 2 FAQ/Walkthrough [ Guide ]

Pokemon Black Version 2 and Pokemon White Version 2 are the first numbered sequels in Pokemon history, picking up from where the events of the original Black and White left off. Use this guide to as an aid on your journey through the Unova Region to discover what has changed, and to train your Pokemon to be as strong as possible. Pokemon Black Version 2 and Pokemon White Version 2 Written by Dalton "Horror Spooky" Cooper Copyright 2012 Cheat Masters NOTE: The events of both Pokemon Black Versions 2 and Pokemon White Version 2 are basically the same. There are minor differences between content, [...More ]

E3 2012: Nintendo 3DS (Mario and Pokemon!)

Following a humorous introduction by Reggie Fils-Aime, Scott Moffit took the stage. This gentleman showed up at the Nintendo press conference on Tuesday, being the main presenter for the 3DS. It was there that this extra conference was announced, which has time set out to focus entirely on Nintendo's eighth generation handheld system, the 3DS. Reflection The first revealed was a third-party offering that fans of the original DS should be absolutely excited for. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate was shown off a lot more extensively during this conference, and my god, it looks absolutely phenomenal. [...More ]

Pokemon Black&Pokemon White Dual-Type Battle Chart[ Guide ]

This guide is dedicated to my friend, Jamie, and all those newcomers to the series with Pokemon Black and White. I hope that this chart at least helps you all get into this wonderful game and makes it a little more enjoyable. This guide is based off my dual-type chart for Pokemon Fire Red and Pokemon Leaf Green. It has been modified to fit the need for Pokemon Black and White. I have tried to simplify things from my previous version, so things may appear slightly different. ///////////////////////////////////////////////// / Pokemon Black and Pokemon White / / Dual-Type Pokemon Battle Chart / / / / / / [...More ]

Pokemon Black / White - How to unlock the Relocator [ Guide ]

The Relocator (Transfer Machine) is used to transfer Pokemons and items to another Nintendo DS console. To get the Relocator first you have to go to Castelia City, then head up north pass the fountain. Then go inside the first building on your left. Take the elevator and go to the 11th floor. Talk to the scientist, he is the guy on the lower right of the room. He will ask for a password for you to use the Special Machine. First Password: Everyone, Happy Person > Everyone Feeling > Happy After doing this he will ask for another password. Second password: Simple, Connection Stats > [...More ]

Pokemon Black & White - TM and HM Locations [ Guide ]

The TMs now have unlimited use, unlike before you can only use them once. Now try to get all the TMs and HMs. Here are the locations on where you can find them. TM TM02 Dragon Claw Victory Road Up on a ledge, right of the man in the end of Victory Road TM05 Roar Route 10 Past a Hiker and Veteran, near end of route, go west and then south across the bridge. TM06 Toxic Route 17 Near the beginning (Requires Surf) TM07 Hail Mistralton City Pokemon Center (50000P) TM10 Hidden Power Nuvema City Professor Juniper (gift) after seeing 100 Pokemon TM11 Sunny Day Mistralton City Pokemon Center (50000P) TM12 Taunt Victory Road Outside far east TM14 Blizzard Icirrus City Pokemon Center (70000P) TM15 [...More ]

Pokemon Black - Unlockables [ Guide ]

A listing of the standard unlockables in Pokemon Black. National Dex - Simply beat the Elite 4 and once you leave your home, Professor Juniper will give this to you. The Relocator - Everyone Happy Simple Connection (password) - In Castelia City, look for a scientist on the 2nd floor of Name-Rate Service Building. The scientist will tell you about a special machine which needs a password to unlock. The password is the save for unlocking Mystery gifts in versions of the game. The Relocator is needed to move prelaunch event Pokemons to the black or white verison for the zoroark/zorua event. [...More ]

Pokemon Black and White [ Trailer ]

A new adventure begins across the Unova Region, where you will meet new Pokemons. Train these Pokemons and compete against other trainers. vi=368582c67247226e0cb3b3547d54cadbd1997a2a Pokemon Black and White can be purchase separately. One game is independent of the other, but where's the satisfaction in that if you can have both? Better to have two games for twice the fun! The game is out on March 6, 2011. Still don't have it? So what are you waiting [...More ]

Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver - Walkthrough - Part 4: The Big City [ Guide ]

Now that the second Gym Leader has been defeated, we’re all done with Azalea Town (you can visit Kurt to have him make more Balls out of Apricorns if you want though). Azalea Town Exit the Gym, heal up, and SAVE. Now walk west towards the building connecting Ilex Forest to Azalea Town. The red-haired kid shows up and battles you. He has a Gastly, Zubat, and the starter he had at the beginning of the game (although it’s evolved by now, like yours should have). As usual, the fight against the evolved starter (since it has a type advantage) is annoying, [...More ]

Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver - Walkthrough - Part 3:Badge 2, Ending Evil [ Guide ]

You should be feeling pretty pro right now- you just defeated a Gym Leader and won a Badge! In this segment we’ll earn another one, as well as take down a criminal operation. Violet City After you exit the Gym, Professor Elm calls you and mentions that his associate is waiting at the Violet City Pokemon Center. You’re obviously going there anyway to heal, so talk to him while you’re there. Accept the Egg he offers you. Around Goldenrod or Ecruteak City it will hatch into a Pokemon (when it hatches is determined by how many steps you take, not where you [...More ]

Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver-Walkthrough-Part 2: Your First Badge [ Guide ]

In the last segment we ran an errand for Professor Elm and he told us to take the Pokemon Gym challenge. What this means is that we travel to different cities around Johto visiting Gyms, defeating the Leaders that are in them, and earning Badges from them. After you collect eight of these badges you can challenge the Elite Four at the Indigo Plateau, and if you defeat them you become the Champion. Our first badge will come from Violet City, accessed by traversing Route 29 again, going through Cherrygrove City, and heading up Routes 30 and 31. [...More ]

Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver - Walkthrough - Part 1: Help for Prof. Elm [ Guide ]

What’s going on? This is the first part of a walkthrough for Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver, for the Nintendo DS. These games are remakes of the games Pokemon Gold and Silver that were released in 2000 for the Game Boy Color. Although these are remakes, they add a lot of new stuff as well as revamp the old- HeartGold and SoulSilver introduce the new Pokeathlon and boast vastly improved graphics and music. Let’s get started. Set up your character- name, gender, etc. After this is done you will appear in a house. This is your house. You probably won’t visit back [...More ]

Pokemon games: Catching Legendaries [ Guide ]

Catching them the non-Master Ball way, of course. These are the general guidelines as to what to do when confronting any Pokemon that you only get one chance to battle. Most Legendaries fall under this category. (NOTE: Entei, Raikou, Latias, Latios, and Suicune (Suicune in Gold and Silver versions  does not fall under this category, but Suicune in Crystal, HeartGold, and SoulSilver versions does) have different strategies; these will be covered immediately afterward.) For any stationary Legendary that you choose when you fight it (assuming you’ve progressed to certain points in the games’ storylines, of course), the number one rule is to [...More ]

New Pokemon Names Revealed for Black and White

Nintendo has finally announced the English starter Pokémon names for Black and White. Snivy Snivy is a Grass-type Pokémon, which means it has an advantage in battles against Water-type and Ground-type Pokémon. Category Grass Snake Pokémon Type Grass Ability Overgrow Height 2' 00" Weight 17.9 lbs.          Tepig As a Fire-type Pokémon, Tepig is strong in battles against Grass-type and Ice-type Pokémon. Category Fire Pig Pokémon Type Fire Ability Blaze Height 1' 08" Weight 21.8 lbs.             Oshawott Oshawott is a Water-type Pokémon, so it is super effective against Fire-type Pokémon in battle. Category Sea Otter Pokémon Type Water Ability Torrent Height 1' 08" Weight 13.0 lbs.   So what do you think? There you have it Pokémon fans. [...More ]

Pokemon Ranger: Shadows of Almia (NDS)- Review

In our minds, the precise explanation as to why we didn't really get on with the original Pokémon Ranger and yet love its sequel, Pokémon Ranger: Shadows Of Almia, is likely to go down as one of the greatest mysteries of our time. Well, probably. The reason for the confusion lies with our general preconceptions with how Pokémon games and their sequels work: one game sets the benchmark (Ranger, Mystery Dungeon, Red/Blue) and then The Pokémon Company reuses that game over and over with a few subtle tweaks until the end of time. With that being the case then, we [...More ]