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Pokemon Battle Revolution
Wii
Released On: Jun 25, 2007
53
6.3
All Platforms
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 34 Critic Reviews
53
3% Positive
1 Review
1 Review
68% Mixed
23 Reviews
23 Reviews
29% Negative
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
Metascore
Mixed or Average
Based on 34 Critic Reviews
53
3% Positive
1 Review
1 Review
68% Mixed
23 Reviews
23 Reviews
29% Negative
10 Reviews
10 Reviews
Graphically, this game is incredible. Physical attacks cause Pokemon to actually make contact, and Special attacks damage the scenery. The Pokemon themselves are rendered incredibly well, as are the trainers. [JPN Import]
Revolution is polished graphically, and great at what it is. Unfortunately, it is nothing more than a turn-based battle game. If you're not a true Pokemon fan this really is one piece of cake easily left uneaten.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 140 User Ratings
6.3
34% Positive
47 Ratings
47 Ratings
49% Mixed
68 Ratings
68 Ratings
18% Negative
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 140 User Ratings
6.3
34% Positive
47 Ratings
47 Ratings
49% Mixed
68 Ratings
68 Ratings
18% Negative
25 Ratings
25 Ratings
It’s really difficult to recommend Pokemon Battle Revolution. For casual players, there’s no substance to the game—especially if they haven’t played Diamond & Pearl on the DS and are unable to upload their critters. For the hardcore Poke-maniac, the online play provides an opportunity for bragging rights and little else.
For the die-hard Pokemon player, this game is a must have: the thrill of seeing your team of Pokemon on the big screen duking it out against your buddies will outweigh any flaws, fumbles or complete lack of content the game might have. For the rest of us, however, we may as well sit down and wait for the dawn of the era after this one.
Compared to Pokemon Stadium on N64, it feels like a step backwards, as it feels less polished and lacks as many extras as its predecessor, which is now over five-years-old.
Pokémon Battle Revolution is definitely a step (or more) backwards for this popular franchise.
The core mechanics of Pokemon might need tweaking, or maybe even revamping, to work within the parameters of Wii's capabilities, but after a decade of essentially selling players the same game on the company's handheld systems, fans might appreciate it if Nintendo took some risks with the franchise on its home consoles.
This game is way ahead of its time, you wouldn't believe it's 13 years old! Great graphics and animations, interesting concept which differs from the DS games and a difficulty level which develops well as you progress through the game. Honestly one of the best Pokémon games ever, highly recommend...
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The game is an excellent presentation of what the Nintendo Wii can do graphically. The Pokemon and trainers are large and in three dimension. The moves and actions of the Pokemon have greatly improved since the GameCube game series. The sound and music seem to be a mix of new and old. The voices are generic, except for the announcer whose voice is the same as the voice of the television show's narrator.
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Wii
Better graphics and battle animations than Nintendo Switch Gen 8 games Sword and Shield.
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Wii
Doesn't feel right, feels a bit like a game in which you lose all the creativity of Pokemon, have extremely limited options, increased repetitiveness and you cannot even catch pokemon at the cost of better graphics.
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Wii
Summary Using the wireless connection between the DS and Wii, owners of Pokemon Diamond or Pokemon Pearl can use their handheld as a controller in playing Pokemon Battle Revolution. Players can give orders to their Pokemons using the DS, and then watch the result of the battle on the TV screen. Having a DS isn't mandatory in playing Pokémon Batt...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Wii
Initial Release Date: Jun 25, 2007
Developer:
- Genius Sonority Inc.
Publisher: Nintendo
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