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Pokemon HeartGold
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Pokemon HeartGold

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Nintendo DS
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  • Platform:   Nintendo DS
  • Media: Video Game

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  • ASIN: B0036OS0TA
  • Item Weight: 336 g
  • Release Date: 26 Mar 2010
  • Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (10 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 9,390 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games)

Product Description

Edition: 3D Case Edition

Product Description

Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version return players to the scenic Johto region first introduced in the beloved original Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver games nearly a decade ago. The richly detailed adventure of Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver is now enhanced for the Nintendo DS and Nintendo DSi systems with updated graphics and sound, as well as new touch-screen features and a host of surprises. Each HeartGold and SoulSilver feature a unique new Pokémon so that players can choose which new character they want based on which game they choose to buy. Those who want to play both characters may choose to pick up both games. Pokémon HeartGold Version and Pokémon SoulSilver Version bring dozens of Pokémon characters back into the limelight for a new Pokémon generation - and longtime fans - to catch, train and battle.

Pokemon Soulsilver
Pokemon Soulsilver

The Pokéwalker Included:
The Pokéwalker is a special pedometer that you carry with you that lets you take Pokémon fun wherever you go! You can transfer a Pokémon onto the Pokéwalker accessory using an infrared connection between the Pokéwalker and your Game Card. Then as you Stroll around with your Pokémon, it’ll earn Experience Points to gain a level. And you can even find items and special Pokémon while you’re on the go! The Pokéwalker is small enough that you can keep it in your pocket and take wherever you go. It also has a clip to hook it on your belt, and a hole for attaching a strap. It’s never been easier to take Pokémon with you!

Pokéwalker The Pokéwalker counts the number of steps you take as you walk around. The more steps you take, the more Watts you earn, which you can spend to find items and Pokémon!

When you transfer a Pokémon from your game into your Pokéwalker, you can select which Route you’d like to take your Pokémon along. Depending on which Route you take (such as in a grassland or by the sea), you’ll encounter different wild Pokémon and find remarkable items. When you first begin your journeys with the Pokéwalker, the list of Routes you can select from is short. But, the more you take a Stroll with your Pokémon, the more Routes will appear and the more Pokémon and items you’ll be able to get!

Catch Wild Pokémon!
After you’ve collected some Watts by going on a Stroll with your Pokémon, spend some of them to use the Poké Radar to catch wild Pokémon! If you see tall grass rustling after you use the Poké Radar, you know you’ve found a Pokémon. You have three options in the battle. You can attack, evade, or catch the wild Pokémon. By attacking, you can wear down the wild Pokémon to make it easier to catch. If you choose to evade when the wild Pokémon attacks, you’ll perform a counterattack! And when you think the timing is right, throw a Poké Ball to catch the Wild Pokémon. You can keep up to three caught Pokémon in your Pokéwalker at a time. If you catch a fourth Pokémon, you must choose one of them to set free.

Find Items!
Use the Pokéwalker’s Dowsing Machine to help find items. Like the Poké Radar, you use the Watts you earned while walking to use the Dowsing Machine. Some of the items you can find are quite uncommon! When you use the Dowsing Machine, you’ll see six patches of tall grass, and one of them has a hidden item in it. You have only two chances to discover the item! Some of the items you can get are really hard to find and very valuable, so keep hunting!

Time to Transfer!
Once you’ve found Pokémon and items using your Pokéwalker, you can send them back to your Pokémon game. You can only keep up to three Pokémon and three items in your Pokéwalker at a time, so be sure to send them to your game when your inventory fills up! Remember, if you catch a fourth Pokémon in your Pokéwalker, you’ll have to swap out one of the three Pokémon you’ve already caught.

The Pokéwalker Journal
After your Pokémon has spent some time in your Pokéwalker, you can get a recap in the Pokéwalker Journal. The journal tells of all the places the Pokémon has been and the things it has found while traveling inside your Pokéwalker! For example, if you catch a particular Pokémon while out on a Stroll, your Pokéwalker Journal will make note of it. It will also keep track of how your Pokémon has behaved while inside your Pokéwalker!

Pokéwalkers Communicate with Each Other!
The Pokéwalkers don’t communicate only with Game Cards—they can also communicate with each other! When you connect Pokéwalkers with a friend, you’ll both receive an item as a gift! You can connect two Pokéwalkers via infrared signal by pointing them at each other. When you do so, both players will receive an item! You can receive up to ten items by connecting to your friends, but you can get only one gift per person, per day.

Product Description

Explore the Johto Region with your Pokémon by your side! ~ Prepare for thrilling new adventures as Legendary Pokémon awaken! Travel across the Johto region catching, training and battling with Pokémon on your journey to become the Pokémon League Champion! ~ A Trainer and Pokémon side-by-side! For the first time, any of your Pokémon can follow behind you as you explore on your journey! ~ Relive the Adventure or experience it for the first time! Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver Versions are upgraded and expanded games of Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions released a decade ago, packed with enhancements and new features! ~ Discover the myths and mysteries of Johto and beyond! More adventures than before! Explore new areas and catch Legendary Pokémon not found in Pokémon Gold and Silver Versions! ~ Enhanced graphics and sound! See the majestic Johto region like never before! ~ New touch screen features simplify and enhance gameplay! ~ Trade Pokémon and battle your friends over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection (including Pokémon Diamond, Pokémon Pearl and Pokémon Platinum Version players).

Product Description

Pokémon HeartGold returns players to the scenic Johto region first introduced in the beloved original Pokémon Gold game nearly a decade ago.

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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
Edition:3D Case Edition
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Whilst being touted as effectively remakes of the old GameBoy Color games "Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal", HeartGold and SoulSilver really deserve to be treated as separate games in their own right; these 'remakes' add so much to the original game that, story-line aside, you are effectively playing through an entirely new experience. One that's well worth having. New features include:

* Having your Pokémon follow you around - this isn't simply a case of attaching another sprite to your own for an 'aww isn't this cute' effect. The most useful aspect is that your Pokémon will find things for you (mainly items for the Fashion Case, continued from DPPt), but also if somebody wants to see a Pokémon, you must actually show them it. This makes for a really nice 'wow, I am actually involved with my Pokémon now' feeling. Warm and fuzzy for old fans, sweet and immersive for new fans.

* The new Menu system is now entirely touch-screen based. It's a little hard to get used to, but once you do, it's very helpful. The PokéGear makes a return and is newly updated to include more use for the phone (your mother spends your money faster than you can amass it, which is handy) and annotations being able to be left on the Map, which also shows if someone has called you but you haven't collected an item/met for a re-match from them. As the phone replaces the Vs. Seeker from DPPt, this is extremely helpful.

* The PokéWalker. It's very simple: the more you walk, the more you unlock, the more you find, the more your Pokémon grows. It's not just a fancy Pedometer: it has two mini games, each costing 'Watts' which are amassed as you walk. The first (10 Watts) allows you to catch Pokémon, whilst the second (3 Watts) has you looking for items in patches of grass. Also, the more you walk, the happier your Pokémon becomes and the more likely it is to 'find' more Watts for you. When you transfer the Watts back to the DS with your Pokémon (make sure you don't spend them all!) they are counted and, when you reach some serious amounts, more Routes are unlocked for you. (Nintendo said in a recent interview with Official Nintendo Magazine that you need to walk 1,000 miles to unlock all of the Routes, so get cracking!)

* The graphics are updated from DPPt and I must say the Pokémon sprites are the best yet. Johto and Kanto look beautiful.

* The Suicune/Eusine storyline is kept from Crystal and expanded slightly, which is great! The Rockets also have some new Executives on their hands, a la Team Galactic...

* The Safari Zone has been re-introduced to Johto and is, to be frank, absolutely massive. It can be treated as a side-quest all by itself, alongside the new Pokéthlon Dome and the mini-games therein. If you're bored of the main quest and you want a break, head there for some cute fun that's better than the Contests from DPPt (in my opinion of course).

HeartGold feels the most immersive of the series so far. The characters of Rival (mine is called Silver) and Ethan/Lyra are developed, there are more side-quests than before, the 'togetherness' of humans and Pokémon hits home with all of the activities you can do, and what's even better is that the game treats you more maturely than those before and doesn't have any annoying 'let's labour the point' scenes. It's familiar, but it's not so familiar that you feel you've been there before.

So, HeartGold and SoulSilver are a must-have for both:
a) Nostalgia freaks. It's Johto, Jim, but not as we know it. It's BETTER.
b) Newcomers to the Pokémon world. Enough is explained for you to grasp what's going on, without having too much information shoved down your throat.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Awesome 27 Mar 2010
Edition:3D Case Edition
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You are probably familiar with the concept of the Pokémon games: to be very clear HeartGold and SoulSilver are the DS remakes of Pokémon Gold and Silver (widely regarded as the best generation of games in the series. After seeing what a great job they did FireRed and LeafGreen, Nintendo haven't dissapointed here. The game's graphics have obviously been drastically imrpoved from the Gameboy Colour originals, and there are smaller alterations too that make this game simply fantastic: the interiors of the Gyms have changed, caves now have a nice little picture as you enter them and they have been improved too (Slowpoke well looks almost like Helm's Deep!). The games really are superb. Inside the 3D Case edition is the game (of course), the new Pokéwalker gadget (which I have yet to use) and a hologram wrapper for the case. As fasr as I can tell the Hologram is the only difference between this edition and the non-3D case edition. Although I'm frankly bemused as to why you didn't have this on preorder and you're not out playing it, you should take a chance with this game. If you like Pokémon, then this is the best in the series. Obviously HeartGold and SoulSilver are almost identical: if your friend is getting one, you should get the other. Or get both!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Worth The Price 27 Mar 2010
Edition:3D Case Edition
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HeartGold & SoulSilver, these two games are just the remake of the exciting gold and silver with new bits in, this game is worth the money because you are able to replay the adventure in better colours and gameplay. The begining is nothing special its the classic pick your pokemon and go, once done thats when the real adventure starts, overall this game is worth the price if your a dedicated pokemon trainer.
Nintendo introduced the new pokewalker (well not new but.. you get the picture) its basically a pedometer just with pokemon features in it nothing special what you can do with it is put a pokemon in it from your Nintendo Ds (its not bluetooth its infared) you can send your pokemon to the pokewalker once thats done you may walk with your pokemon, this isnt a must have thing its just a cool little gimmick just to catch your attention
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