Does anyone still play pokemon emerald

What Gen 3 games do you play? At the current moment I'm playing Emerald just because I haven't played it in so long haha. Age I play Gen 3 pretty often. Fire Red is my favourite for doing all kinds of challenges. But I haven't done "normal" run in a while. Zemanarod - Oh, really? That's cool. What kind of challenges do you do? Since I'm playing on Android I mainly get bored and cheat a bit haha. I mainly do the Rare Candy one, to be honest with you haha. I'm trying to even out the competition with the gym leaders.

Generation 3 happens to be my second favorite gen, actually. I also have Sapphire and Emerald. NocturnalNinetales Name: Vivillon Adopt one yourself! NocturnalNinetales - Oh, that's really cool! That's cool that you're playing the same Gen as I haha.

I don't think there's a way to do online trades or battles with anyone if you're playing emulated games, and definitely not if you're playing them on the system it's meant for without a link cable.

Unless I'm wrong? But I've not heard of any methods personally. I've replayed RSE more times than I can count, it's fun each time and I can always find new ways to go through the game art blog art thread vpp mal ffxiv.

How can you tell the difference between a real and a fake Pokemon game? What happens when the internal battery of Pokemon Go runs dry? What can I do if my game battery has run dry? Is it possible to catch Bugs if your battery has run dry? What to do when your Emerald Gameboy stops working? Can you get a shiny starter in Pokemon Emerald? What are the odds of finding a shiny in Pokemon Emerald? I first got my hands on Pokemon Emerald shortly before my tenth birthday, meaning I was pretty much at the peak of my endeavors to become a bonafide Pokemon master.

I remember we all used to stack massive piles of books at the ends of our desks in school so that we could cheekily play our GameBoy Advances behind them. I feel a bit bad when I look back at it now, but I reiterate: we were nine. For those unacquainted with the Battle Frontier, it did pretty pretty much exactly what it said on the tin: hosted battles.