The Cute Tykes Are Back In Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver

Nintendo certainly recognize how to please their followers. Way back on the old Gameboy Colour, the games Pokemon Gold and Silver ruled the market. Indeed, the titles are so well-liked that they are still enjoyed nowadays as cult favourites. However, Nintendo are trying to build on the polularity of these titles by creating remakes on their existing DS family. Step forward Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver.

A great attribute offered in Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver is that users will be able to sync their new title to any old Diamond, Pearl or Platinum titles they have already got on the DS. This means users will keep all the rare and special Pokemon they battled so hard to search out on previous installments. And you will certainly want all of them, as this title offers up nearly twice as many gym arenas as in the previous installments, expanding the title considerably.

This title is good fan service to all the loyal Pokemon collectors out there, and retains some of the most popular components from previous titles. Classic music is included in Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver drawing back nostalgic tunes from the earliest Pokemon titles, along with vast locations you will recognise but which supply new tasks.

However, Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver isn’t all about rehashing old features. The graphics and music have clearly been vastly improved since the Gameboy colour days, and Pokemon has never looked this great. Running on the same format as Platinum, the title is pushed even more with some excellent fully animated combat scenes.

If you are even remotely a Pokemon devotee, this title is perfect for you. It brings along all the most popular and well-loved features of earlier installments and adds a bit of magicdust in the form of improved graphics and additional features to make aperfect experience. Pokemon Heartgold/Soulsilver is an absolute must for followers of the franchise, and is sure to get a brand new generation interested aswell!