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UPC:625904585912
Condition:Used
Genre:Other
Platform:Nintendo DS
Region:Region Free
ESRB:Everyone
SKU:DS_DRIVERS_ED_PORTABLE
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Condition | Used |
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I had a blast playing this game. It was so much fun what you can do that the end of the game and stuff. I play my brother gold version couple times and the battery die on it so I didn’t get to play it no more. I am happy they remaster this games with more stuff you can do on the game. Buy yourself a copy and relive your pokemon adventures again.
An amazing game to the series of Pokemon! Personally I think the gen 2 remakes (Soul Silver & Heart Gold) are some of the best games in the series. They have tons more jam packed into them than the others, including the fact that it has 2 regions. (Johto AND Kanto!) They also have the cute feature of the Pokemon walking around with you, & also some of the best gyms. I’d for sure recommend this game to any player. Whether a former or new Pokemon gamer. This is one that you can for sure get into.
I gotta say as pokemon games go this one is above average, its the same old pokemon that we’ve grown to love but a little more tedious is the beginning compared to a few of the other versions and the save times are extremely long compared to some of the older games. Fret not! for this is indeed everything you’ve come to love and expect from all previous versions, the gold edition has been beautifully remastered to all its former glory and it has an added bonus; THE POKEWALKER. Now when i heard of this thing i scoffed and said most players would just toss this aside and not even bother with it but I’ve eaten my words and i gotta say the pokewalker is one of the most creative things I’ve seen in years. You simply transfer a pokemon from your pc into this wonderful little device and go for a stroll, during your walk you accumulate points or “watts” and can use these to catch all new pokemon or find rare items, when you’re done just transfer the pokemon back to your ds and voila! I don’t think a day has gone by since I’ve gotten this game that i haven’t wanted to walk my favorite pokemon if you aren’t gonna buy this for the game buy it for the pokewalker!
I haven’t beaten Heart Gold Version yet, but I’ve gotten pretty darn close. You see, I grew up with Pokemon. As an 18 year old, I was in the middle of all the hype back in the day of old school GBA cartridges. So I played Red, Blue, Yellow; Hell, I even played Green version on a special Japanese Game boy when I lived on the Air Force base in Yakota, Japan. I got both Gold and Silver versions when they came out; Loved em. Needless to say, Pokemon and Nintendo were a very big part of my childhood. I never really could get into Pearl/Diamond Versions; I borrowed Pearl from a friend for a bit. But when I heard that they released Heart Gold/Soul Silver versions as remakes for the DS, I was soooo stoked! I immediately got all nostalgic for the good ol’ days of staying up late under the covers, playing the crap out of Silver/whatever. Man did I go through so many AA’s back then… HA!The premise of the Pokémon series is this: You are a boy or girl wandering through the world trying to catch as many of several hundred elusive creatures, known singly and collectively as Pokémon, as you can. Once you leash one and it becomes part of your menagerie, you then train it and make it more powerful by carrying it around and deploying it in battles against other trainers.So Pokemon HG/SS are back and better than ever. Here’s an overview of all or most of the features. If I forgot anything, well, tough noodles. Here we go;- Heart Gold is nice looking and fairly pretty, with the same engine used.
I played the original Pokémon silver on the game boy color, and after seeing remakes like FFIII I thought that this would be worth a try. And this is a very enjoyable game, even though I did get stumped on the 8th gym leader :(Pros:- It is a perfect recreation of the original game, but with improved graphics.- Your Pokémon gain EXP at a much faster rate than in the more recent games, so you don’t end up having to grind.- Berries/apricots grow on trees without any support, so you don’t have to go to the trouble that you had to in previous games to get berries- The first gym leader uses flying Pokémon, unlike in every previous game. Therefore, there is no penalty for starting with the fire type Pokémon.- You can access the main menu at anytime on the touch screen. This interface uses a user interface similar to that used by computers, so it is easy to use.- Battles control smoothly using the touch screen as the input medium.Cons:- The first gym leader uses flying Pokémon, unlike in every previous game. Therefore, there is a penalty for starting with the grass type Pokémon.- The HM moves are a pain, as always. And there is a glut of HM moves for water type Pokémon.- The cell phone is not very helpful, but doesn’t fill the bottom touch screen with useless stuff like the poketch did in Pokémon Diamond.- You still can’t control the character’s movement through the world using the touch screen. This is the main reason that it is only a 4 star game for me, because it is somethi.
When I first opened the package I though the HeartGold was a fake and even messaged the shop furiously. They responded calmly though and guaranteed their product. Ensuring that if it didn’t work, a working product would be sent. They actually play the game and save it to the game before they send it out. Each save is registered to the games serial. Pretty neat system and made me feel better. But I deleted their save and played the game for hours. Saving and powering off the 3DS periodically to ensure the game worked through many reboots simulating many game sessions. If this games a fake I don’t even care because it works flawlessly. My save is doing just fine. Great price and even though the authenticity is up in the air, outstanding game provided by the shop. Plays just like the original HeartGold so regardless it doesn’t matter.
I totally Love It!! Everything especially scenery graphics are remastered and the battle songs and others were remastered as well. Though I must say that it’s just not the same as the old classic Gold version. Cause out of all honesty I thought the Gym battle theme in Kanto was just amazing.The best part of all the game is that once you Defeat ALL 16 Gym leaders you can get this device that changes the game audio to it’s classic GameBoy sound with that being said it gives you the feel of good ol memories from when you were a kid playing Gold and Silver on your Game Boy Color. And what makes this game even more Interesting is that on a certain day and time each gym leader will be taking a break from their Gym and go off some where. That’s where you come in and find them, When you do, talk to them and you will get their phone Number for your Poke’ Gear and they even tell you what day and time to call em for a rematch.This time they’re tough with their new team. Especially some of their pokemon are from the Sinnoh region. And what makes this game better than the Original is that You can collect lots of phone numbers even more than the Original cause on the Original you were only able to keep a certain amount to the point where you had to delete some to make room for some. Which that didn’t make it any easier… And the Battle Scene is just Beautiful especially the fight with team Rocket.If you’re a Pokemon fan and you loved Gold and Silver. GET THIS NOW!!!You won’t be sorry!! An.
Not much to say, the original Pokemon Gold was great, and this modernization is just as compelling or more. The Pokewalker feels a little outdated in our modern world of smartphones in every pocket, but the game is solid.If you never got to play the original Pokemon Gold in its heyday, this will be extremely enjoyable. If you did, you probably know what to expect yourself.
After playing soulsilver for a day I decided to buy the heartgold version for my girlfriend. Granted that we are both in the mid-20’s, we still remember the good ol’ time playing first and second gen pokemon games on gameboy colors and gba. This game is as good as it gets for those who hasn’t been following the newer generations of pokemons. I’m not judging whether earlier gen is better than later gen or vice versa; all I’m saying is the gold and silver remakes bring me back down the memory lane. The graphic and gaming mechanics updates make it the perfect pokemon game for me..
I got into Pokemon as an adult (when I was a kid I thought it was the nerdiest thing ever, though!), so I haven’t played all of the games. But I’ve played Fire Red, Pearl, and Platinum. The graphics were great and I loved some of the “new” features. You can now do a lot more with the touch screen on your DS than you could in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. (Such as save the game, access your items). And your party’s first pokemon follows you around, which is pretty adorable. You can turn around and talk to her and see if she’s happy. :) The best part about this game is that it has two worlds in one – so instead of beating 8 gym leaders and the elite 4, you beat those, but then ANOTHER 8 gym leaders and the elite 4 again – only in the second map, the gym leaders are a LOT tougher, and the elite 4’s levels go up significantly for your second go-around. You can also rematch the gym leaders from the previous map once you’ve beaten the Elite 4 the first time around (either read an online walk-through to figure out how to do that or go back and talk to each of the gym leaders and they’ll explain how to set up the rematch).All in all, definitely worth it, if for nothing else than the improved gameplay!
Alison Howard –
I got into Pokemon as an adult (when I was a kid I thought it was the nerdiest thing ever, though!), so I haven’t played all of the games. But I’ve played Fire Red, Pearl, and Platinum. The graphics were great and I loved some of the “new” features. You can now do a lot more with the touch screen on your DS than you could in Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum. (Such as save the game, access your items). And your party’s first pokemon follows you around, which is pretty adorable. You can turn around and talk to her and see if she’s happy. :) The best part about this game is that it has two worlds in one – so instead of beating 8 gym leaders and the elite 4, you beat those, but then ANOTHER 8 gym leaders and the elite 4 again – only in the second map, the gym leaders are a LOT tougher, and the elite 4’s levels go up significantly for your second go-around. You can also rematch the gym leaders from the previous map once you’ve beaten the Elite 4 the first time around (either read an online walk-through to figure out how to do that or go back and talk to each of the gym leaders and they’ll explain how to set up the rematch).All in all, definitely worth it, if for nothing else than the improved gameplay!
Ben Lehbert –
A great remake of the original Gold and Silver versions of the game. I have not tried the pokewalker and minimal wireless interactions. But the new pokedome is fun to play and adds a new fun mini game collection. An off setting addition is the national dex. Many would view this as a plus but from a person who stopped playing pokemon shortly after gen three, seeing the trainers battle with later gen pokemon in the Kanto region is frustrating.All and all it really is a good buy.
Hunter Blake Lowery –
Heart Gold and Soul Silver just do something right for me, Platinum, B/W and B/W 2 just don’t hit the spot like this one does. I’m just an old-school Pokemon fan. The minimalist overhead classic-rpg graphics style, pokewalker, animated sprites for every Pokemon that follow you.,Battle Frontier, customizeable Safari Zone, sixteen gyms, Poke’athalon, Red, and the ability to get a large majority of the first 3 generations legendaries make this one of the most fleshed out and content packed Pokemon games. It’s Pokemon bliss.
Steven Hernandez –
I had gone to GameStop and all 3 of the copies they had were counterfeit. They froze every 5 minutes, wouldn’t save, and the cartridges had the telltale signs. I contacted MintyFreshGames and said I was wary about buying online. Got a quick reply that they inspected all games and assured me I’d get a legit copy. The game is excellent! I’m 20+ hours in, up to 7 badges and not a single problem and trades with my other DS freely. I know buying online can be sketchy feeling but buy with confidence from this shop.
R. Grams –
For those of us who were kids when Pokemon first hit the U.S., this game will feel like home. A decade later and I still remember the game play from the original Pokemon games on the gameboy. The pokewalker is a great addition which allows you to essentially download and store a pokemon from your P.C. on a pedometer which assists you in leveling your pokemon up. It is completely telling that the used version of this game are generally lacking the pokewalker. It is worth your money to purchase this game full price. Additionally, the game is still available at traditional retailers which speaks volumes about the game itself, its popularity despite not being 3ds compatible. I strongly recommend both Heartgold and Soulsilver as enjoyable gameplay, even for those adults such as myself who are reliving their childhood gaming experience. Its even better around the second time with full color!
Straight Up Sam –
Pokemon HeartGold demonstrates the complete thrill of a Pokemon game, complete with top-notch graphics, excellent story plot, epic battles, and great sound tracks. This game is really the total package, the Roy Halladay of Pokemon games. The story plot is very well written, and I really like how they end the game with the tremendous battle at the peak of Mt. Silver with guess who. Also, unlike other games where the top trainers and Pokemon end at Lv.70s (without cheats), Pokemon HeartGold continues thru the levels to the high 80s, and you can keep battling the trainers in the 80s as much as you like. I also enjoyed the drama of catching Ho-Oh, and I am also thoroughly impressed by the fact that HeartGold allows you to continue your adventure in Kanto after completing the main story–it really puts the cherry on the HeartGold cake. I am also very entertained by the way the Elite Four majorly improve after you obtain the National Pokedex (in fact, my only defeat in the entire game came at the hands of Lance, the Champion, because he improved so much and suddenly had such rare Pokemon is his possession that I was caught totally off guard). Finally, the Poke Walker gives the complete enhanced Pokemon experience. In short, this game is amazing. My huge recommendation to all potential buyers.
Tyra Hoang –
The game is real & fun to play. There are so many fake copies, I didn’t think I can get real one. The cartridge has some kid writing on it, but I was able to wipe it out. I got a used one. It is so nice to get to play Pokemon again. I got buy it from hertleinvideos. Very happy w/ purchase.Tip:1. The cartridge should be black.2. Should be able to see through dark black, see some reddish color (see picture)3. Look at label to make sure it look right
TaylorSpinka –
This game is amazing and great for both newcomers to the Pokemon games and for people playing for nostalgia from childhood. I played Pokemon Gold as a child and this game kept the essence of the original and made it better. I’m just glad that I bought it back when it was first released, because the price for this game now is crazy, although, I guess that just goes to show how much people love it.
MOAR; Cookies –
Bought this game back in the day in person from Gamestop, but bought it here for my SO. I remember loving this game and the new features it brought over the previous generation and the additions it made over the original Gold/Silver line. If you can get one with the PokeWalker, get it. It’s very easy to level up Pokemon like that and there technically are ways to trick it into thinking you’re walking.
Andrew D. Smith –
I bought this game pretty much entirely because I used to play Gold and Silver back in the days of Game Boy Color. My girlfriend bought the SoulSilver version, and it’s been great times for both of us so far. This is a great recreation and enhancement of the original Pokemon Gold game. If you didn’t like that one, this probably isn’t for you. That being said, if you did like it, you’re also in for some additional fun from there – with the addition of new Pokemon, new areas, multi-battles, DS Wireless, online play (if you can find a WEP-encrypted wireless connection, that is), and more, it’s a blast. If you’re used to the old Game Boy Color graphics like I was, the graphics will totally blow you away too.One of the things I dig the most about the game is actually the cheesy little peripheral included with it: the Pokewalker. It’s a pedometer that you can load one of your Pokemon into, and it gains experience and Watts as you walk. The more you use it, the more little paths you uncover, and the more you can find on it. I think it’s a cool way to level up a Pokemon while I’m living my real life, especially for Pokemon like Magikarp or Ditto that can be somewhat tougher to level up on their own. The device surprised me by how inconspicuous it can be: sure, it’s shaped like a Pokeball, but it’s tiny and you can mute it and stick it in your pocket, and voila! Having a pedometer is also kind of a neat way to encourage a little extra exercise, or appease your morbid curiosity about h.