Did you like the Pokédex?

[FLOOTENKERP]

The title says it all. Did you like the Pokédex from Fire Red and Leaf Green?

[wraith89]

No. It told me what I can and what I can't evolve :mad:

The layout was cool though. It separated each species for their native terrain and all, so that was cool.

[FLOOTENKERP]

I despised the Pokédex so much in that game. It was so odd and different compared to the other games. It felt weird.

[wraith89]

You thought the Pokedex in FR/LG was bad? Just get a load of the box system in R/B/Y. Then you'll be glad that the Pokedex in FR/LG was even made

I know, they're two different things, but still...

[FLOOTENKERP]

What's wrong with the box system in those games? They are classic, it had to be done like that. They didn't know how to improve it at the moment.

[wraith89]

I know. It was their first, but still, try to remember all the joyful moments you had to withdraw someone but had to deposit something and you weren't even allowed to see the Poke. Push B and you have to start all over again. Change boxes and it saves automatically for you. Capture a new Poke and they'll still be injured even in the boxes.

[FLOOTENKERP]

It was annoying, but I still love the fact that it's nostalgic.

[AtomicGreymon]

I didn't care for the UI of the Fr/Lg Pokedex, either. The Areas section for each Pokemon, in particular, was too static. I also didn't really like the attempts to classify species under headings like "water's edge pokemon", or whatever else. It was a cool game in that it allowed you to capture the original legendaries for the 3rd generation (and 4th, if you count Pal Park), but a lot about the game felt awkward to me. I think they were almost too intent on changing as little as possible, and seemed to be conflicted on the things they did change (Pokeballs get their own section of the bag, but TMs and Berries require the extra hassel of opening a case for them in the key items section first?).

[latias]

The title says it all. Did you like the Pokédex from Fire Red and Leaf Green?

you are allsome:biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin::biggrin:

[Relyte]

Not especially, it wasn't nearly as helpful as the other pokedexes. It tried to put pokemon in classifications that only GF knew about, so, in looking for a pokemon, you spend most of the time trying to find the right classification...

And yeah, the box system from R/B/Y was ugly... remember trying to find TMs in your box? Ech...

[Mewtwo Ex]

I also did not like the the PokeDex. It was considerably hard to track the roaming legends with it resetting the page every time i exit to the menu.

[Arandomproduction1]

Theres actually an option to have the real Pokedex, I just hated it had no pictures.

[Troy II]

No, I won't go into the details. But I didn't like Fire Red or Leaf Green at ALL. They both were the most epic fail Pokemon games ever. If they really wanted to redo the original Kanto Games they should have done that. To me it seemed completely different, but that's my opinion and I'm sticking to it.

~Troy II

[Lady Aquarii]

Amen @ Ex. I've been catching the last 2 Legendary beasts, so every time I had to move I had to scroll down the ENTIRE LIST AGAIN.

And there's separate categories for Regional and National. Why? The first 151 are in the National @A@ ARRRRG

DO NOT WANT.

[Gengarca9tales]

I thought there were too many pokemon for a RBY remake. I think they shouldve gone with the old school 150, with enhanced graphics and options. I also think it should have been Fire Red and Water Blue. Green never came out in the USA, so why try to fit it in now?

[AtomicGreymon]

I thought there were too many pokemon for a RBY remake. I think they shouldve gone with the old school 150, with enhanced graphics and options. I also think it should have been Fire Red and Water Blue. Green never came out in the USA, so why try to fit it in now?

Well, you did play through the regular game with just the original 150. It wouldn't have been a very good game if it hadn't eventually incorporated the remaining 236 Pokemon, though.

[Gengarca9tales]

Well, you did play through the regular game with just the original 150. It wouldn't have been a very good game if it hadn't eventually incorporated the remaining 236 Pokemon, though.

True, and I thought about that, eventually other pokemon would make their way back into regions like Kanto etc. But for a remake of Red/Blue I personally would rather it have the 150. No offense to your remark though it is a good point.

[DeathWatch]

It was alright but it could have been better.