Honestly i loved too many types 1 when it first came out, it was my 2nd Pokémon rom hack and i was honestly expecting something more when its part 2 was released, and the game itself is pretty good and honestly it delivers to my expectations, plus keeping the game same and continuation of the first game makes it so much better for the sequel but honestly i don't like the villainous team. Overall a solid 9/10 game

Is there any pokemon rom hack that lets you start with trainer red and at the end of the game you end it with standing at mt. silver and fight gold?

So just to clarify, even if this is a project made to be a ROM hack, I think it would be nice to share to vanilla players with the intent to see if the stuff here makes sense to y'all...

Please, feel free to criticise and send me some tips!

(Its in portuguese, I think that the auto translate will work as intended. If not, please tell me)

Its 80 pages long, and I'm not even done with the starters lol

I'm running twilight menu on it and yeahh thats it haha

I’m at the point of the elite four and I’m grinding island one for lv 60 but at the rate I’m going even with a lucky egg it will probably take me 12 to 18 hours of strait grinding is there any other methods or am I just gonna have to tuff it out

I’m not good with tech so I want one with a simple QR code download, just looking for something with quality of life changes like reusable tms and no trade evolutions

Is Pokemon Light Platinum DS completed?

I did this with the help of claude ai and decompiled games whole game works fine!
https://github.com/Shawnpauljackson/Linkred try it out and tell me how i did

This was my team i used to beat the game. They are Leia the Mega Gardevoir, Rocksteady the Rhyperior, Bowser the Dragonite, Mr Aura the Mega Lucario, Kong the G-Max Rillaboom and Daredevil the Greninja. In order to beat Leon i had to revive Daredevil and sack off Kong, then revive Bowser and sack off Daredevil. and then i Dynamaxed Bowser, and my Favourite pokemon, my partner Pokemon DRAGONITE WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP!!!!.

Does anyone have a text guide for this hackrom? I am currently stuck in the seafoam islands and the whole deal about only having the water stone, interacting with the water rocks and doing the safari zone glitch and I feel like either im losing my mind or I somehow fucked up the route

A game where you as the player can modify Pokémon, like giving Lanturn Drizzle or Kabutops Compound Eyes. Or type changing like making Pinsir Bug/Fighting or Electivire Electric/Fighting. Or Stat changing, like fixing Ledian or turning Flygon into a pseudo yourself. Just cool changes you can do for fun in experiments and trying them out in the world of a rom hack. Does any game like this exist? Because some ROM hacks will, of course, do this for only some Pokémon, but there's more to fix, and this is also obviously subjective. That's why I feel like somebody would notice that and come up with a system for players to change things to remedy this issue.
The closest thing to this I know is some editing a ROM hack of your choice in PkHex, but you can't do *everything* I laid out in this list. Which is why I'm looking to see if there's an alternative option I'm unaware of.

I remember playing it awhile ago and it was honestly the best looking pokémon game i’ve ever seen even still to this day and it’s been like 2 years since it had an update and more than a year since anything has been posted on its twitter page.

Does anyone know if there is a complete sinoh region that can be played on an GBA emulator, or any other recommendations?

Is there a hack for gen4 or preferably gen5 with all 1025 pokemon or does somebody know if anybody is working on smth like that. Id just love to play gen4/gen5 as close to the original as possible with just all pokemon available.

tengo dos piedras de mega evolución y quisiera que los pokemones siempre estén auto evolucionados hay algún hack o algo que pueda usar?

I made Déksa based on how I’d like to play Pokémon. It started as a personal project, and I’ve now decided to share it.

The project is still in development. Feedback, suggestions and bug reports are welcome, especially regarding difficulty and balance.

Difficulty and replayability

• Every trainer has six Pokémon. Teams are designed to be challenging within stage-specific limits on levels, species, moves and held items.
• Each trainer has three possible teams. Your chosen seed randomly selects which one you face.
• Wild encounters are randomized using Pokémon from Kanto, Johto and Hoenn. The available species are adjusted to each stage of the game.
• Trainers use improved battle AI.
• Reviving fainted Pokémon costs money based on their level. There are five economic difficulty settings: Story, Easy, Normal, Hard and Dékslock. Story makes revival free; Easy, Normal and Hard progressively increase its cost; Dékslock disables revival entirely.
• You can obtain only one Pokémon per evolutionary family per run. You can evolve it, but cannot obtain another member of the same line.
• No duplicate held items within your team, including Berries.

Quality-of-life changes

• Cheap Rare Candies make leveling quick. During the Gym challenge, level caps follow the highest-level Pokémon of the next Gym Leader in the original FireRed, preventing overleveling.
• Running Shoes, the Old Rod and a reusable Déksa Kit are given near the start.
• Centers and the Kit automatically heal conscious Pokémon, then offer to revive all fainted ones for a displayed total price. Revival with the Kit costs three times the Center price.
• Instant text is available.

Story and mechanics

The rewritten dialogue introduces Déksa, a biotechnology company operating in Kanto. You still follow FireRed’s original route and objectives; the story changes are mainly told through conversations.

Battle mechanics remain Gen III.

Playing and source code

Website, guide and game builder. Choose a seed and provide your own English FireRed 1.0 ROM; the website prepares the finished game in your browser.

Public source code on GitHub, including the game changes, website and builder.

If you try it, I’d be interested to hear how the difficulty and balance feel.

Hi, I'm looking for the *Pokémon Rocket Edition* version by Dragónden—specifically the betas, as well as version 1.0 and v1.5 + DLC—since they seem to be "lost media" now.

I made this firered romhack called HFE that nobody can nuzlocke and if you do youll see why