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Pokemon: White Version - Nintendo DS Standard Edition

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  • An all-new world filled with all new Pokémon to catch, train and battle with
  • Collect all the Pokémon available in the Pokémon White Version, then wirelessly trade with Pokémon Black Version owners to complete the combined games' Pokédexes
  • Experience both Legendary Pokémon: Reshiram and Zekrom - with Zekrom available for capture in Pokémon White Version
  • Exciting new battle modes including: Triple Battles and Rotation Battles
  • Play as either a girl or boy Pokémon Trainer
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  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
  • Rated ‏ : ‎ Everyone
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 13.49 x 2.01 x 12.19 cm; 127.01 g
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ March 6 2011
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Nintendo
  • Place of Business ‏ : ‎ Redmond, WA 98052, US
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B004EVWYYG
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ TWLPIRAO
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Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version feature new Pokémon that players can catch, train and battle as they progress through the game, and some Pokémon can only be caught in one version of the game. For example, the Legendary Pokémon Reshiram can only be caught in Pokémon Black Version, while the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom can only be caught in Pokémon White Version. Additionally, the two games feature different areas for the first time in the series, with the game world of Pokémon Black Version featuring a unique metropolitan area called Black City, and a lush, green area named White Forest only found in Pokémon White Version. Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version also mark the first time in a Pokémon video game that the seasons will change in the game world. Certain Pokémon appear more frequently during different seasons, and players can only access some areas during a specific season. Pokémon Black Version and Pokémon White Version let players start with one of three new Starter Pokémon - the Grass-type Snivy, the Fire-type Tepig or the Water-type Oshawott. Until the main story of the game is complete, every Pokémon that players encounter will have never been seen before in previous Pokémon games. The games also feature original boy and girl trainers who set out on an adventure in the new Unova region.

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Customers like the gameplay of the product. They mention it's a nice game, better than other Pokemon games, and has a great storyboard behind it. Customers also say the plot with Team Plasma is absolutely genius, and there's creativity behind each gym challenge.

"I have to say that this is one of the most amazing Pokemon games ever! Why didn't the Pokemon Company think of animated sprites in the first place?..." Read more

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  • Gregory
    5.0 out of 5 stars Pokemon in motion is so much better! :D
    Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2011
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    I have to say that this is one of the most amazing Pokemon games ever! Why didn't the Pokemon Company think of animated sprites in the first place? When I got both versions, I was completely flabbergasted when every sprite was in motion. This game is so much better than other Pokemon games!

    Though, to be honest, there are some Pokemon that don't fit in but are leaving a message. Some Pokemon like Abra, Kadabra and Alakazam are one of them which are magician's words. Ekans in reverse is snake (obviously). One of the creepiest infos that you can find in are in the Ghost-type Pokemon. (Seriously, they're really creepy if ya ask me.)
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  • Callum Cummings
    5.0 out of 5 stars It works. It good.
    Reviewed in Canada on October 16, 2021
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    I liked the fact that the delivery came early in so that I could enjoy it properly. Also. I’m glad that the product worked properly when it arrived and I didn’t have to do anything to make it work properly.
    2 people found this helpful
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  • MissMJ
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good game
    Reviewed in Canada on January 19, 2014
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    I just got this game last week and I love it! It's got a great story board behind it. The plot with Team Plasma is absolutely genius! There's a lot of creativity behind each gym challenge and a lot to work up to. The graphics are fantastic as well. I'm pretty much hooked to the game and can't put it down. They have different areas that you can go back to in the earlier towns as well that have stronger Pokemon. Though, you still do get the Pokemon appearing every few seconds when you're in caves and walking through grass, every area has different Pokemon and there's very few Pokemon that are repeated. The only thing I really didn't like is they're running out of ideas for the Pokemon.
    One person found this helpful
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  • Joshua
    5.0 out of 5 stars Pretty much what I wanted
    Reviewed in Canada on August 13, 2020
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    Despite this being my first time ever ordering off of amazon, I was very surprised to see it arrive in such good condition two days before it was initially supposed to be delivered. I’ve been wanting this game for years now and I’m beyond happy that I have it now
    3 people found this helpful
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  • Geran
    3.0 out of 5 stars Got the package and works
    Reviewed in Canada on January 29, 2023
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    Got the game and rhe game works fine. The only issue is that its in french and I can't read french on my own. Itll be good for masuda methoding but yea.
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  • abe
    5.0 out of 5 stars Perfect standard, the previous game was still loaded on ...
    Reviewed in Canada on April 9, 2018
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    Perfect standard, the previous game was still loaded on it, but with a quick google search I was able to delete the file and create my own. I will buy this again if I lose my currant one (again)
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  • Susan
    1.0 out of 5 stars Doesn't work
    Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2020
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    Did not work at all
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  • Bill
    2.0 out of 5 stars Meh...
    Reviewed in Canada on September 12, 2019
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    Probably my least favorite Pokemon title...the poke designs went a weird direction with this one.
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  • Antonio Alberto Giannalia
    5.0 out of 5 stars Worth every cent.
    Reviewed in Italy on March 20, 2013
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    Right price, good game, time well spent playing it.
    If you're a fan of the saga it's a must have, if you're not you should definitely try it.
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  • Erick Mendieta
    5.0 out of 5 stars Jeu génial! (C'est la version white)
    Reviewed in France on March 18, 2013
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    C'est un trés bon jeu comme tous les pokémon, ATTENTION!! Heureuxement j'ai acheté le jeu en considerant la photo, parce qu'il s'agit du Pokemon WHITE, même si c'est écrit Pokemon black dans la déscription!
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  • Iván López
    5.0 out of 5 stars Sin contratiempos. Completamente Nuevo.
    Reviewed in Mexico on August 17, 2017
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    Llego apenas un día luego de haberlo pedido y llego retractilado, como si no hubieran pasado los 7 años que pasaron desde su lanzamiento.
    Lo jugué desde mi 3DS y lo único que lamento es que el ratio de la pantalla es diferente, fuera de eso, funciona completamente bien (incluso el multijugador).
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  • Kevin
    5.0 out of 5 stars White vs Black - Differences --- Best Pokemon Game since 1st Gen!
    Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2011
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    Quick Personal Statement

    I was in elementary school when the "pokemon craze" hit the US and everyone brought games and cards to school. I still have funny memories of getting my cards or gameboy confiscated because I was battling friends or trading during school. (It was much harder to be sneaky when you had to use a cable to connect your systems.) That being said, I only have fond and happy memories of Pokemon. However, as I started getting older, my interest in the series kept declining, but I still bought each new game. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed with Heart Gold / Soul Silver and still have not beaten it yet. I didn't have very high hopes for this game, however, I can tell you this game surpassed anything that I could have hoped for and is by far one of the best Pokemon games that I have ever played. My interest in the series has been reinvigorated. The core battle mechanics remain the same tested and true old formula, but the presentation has improved leaps and bounds! The graphics and environments are some of the best that I have seen on the DS. There are full 3D environments that look astonishingly good. Furthermore, Black and White will have seasonal cycles, as well as night/day cycles. Another added feature is triple battles where each trainer sends out 3 pokemon. I have only had a few hours to play the game, so I cannot speak for the plot as a whole or the post-story activities, but my brief experience with the game has been nothing but pure nostalgic fun.

    Anyways, I'll leave the detailed reviewing of the game itself to someone else. I'll move on to what I really want to talk about: the differences between Black version and White version.

    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    Differences -- Pokemon - White Version vs Pokemon - Black Version
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

    Normally, it really doesn't matter which Pokemon version you get, because both are essentially the same thing, except for minor pokemon differences. However, surprisingly, for the first time in a Pokemon game, there are actually significant differences between the games. This time, there are unique regions to each game and the visual theme of each game is quite different.

    ~~~ Visual Theme ~~~
    So, what do I mean by the visual theme? Well, Pokemon Black has more urbanized, industrial locations, whereas Pokemon White shows a more natural world. This can be seen throughout the game. You will see small differences such as a gardening patch in Mistralton city in Pokemon White compared to a building in the same spot in Pokemon Black. Most of the cities give off a natural atmosphere in White. In White, the cities have more grass, plants, and trees, and in Black the cities have more concrete, asphalt, and buildings. The cities in Black are more developed, and in some cases slightly futuristic-looking. Opelucid (Souryuu) City is the most notable; the city look almost entirely different between the two versions.

    ~~~~ White City / Black Forest ~~~~
    Pokemon Black has Black City and white has the White Forest. These are the version exclusive regions I mentioned earlier. They fit the visual themes set forth by each game: Black City is a heavily urbanized area with several trainers to battle with Pokemon from lvl 40 to the mid 60s. There are also many item shops with items that can you help you in game. White City, on the other hand, is a natural forest with low leveled, unevolved Pokemon that you can catch. Black City will definitely help you more in terms of raising your own Pokemon's levels and getting supplies for future battles. However, White City will cater more to people who plan to collect Pokemon and try to complete their pokedex.

    ~~~~~ Special Battles - Triple and Rotational ~~~~
    In both Pokemon White and Black, there are 5 special battles. Pokemon White has 4 Triple Battles and 1 Rotational Battle. Pokemon Black has 4 Rotational Battles and 1 Triple Battle. In both of these special battles, both trainers send out 3 pokemon. These special battles are a bit hard to explain without visuals. The mechanics the battles will be better explained in a simple way during game.

    Triple Battle:
    It is a 3 on 3 battle, however, the order you place your pokemon matters. The pokemon in the middle is can attack the enemy's middle, left, or right pokemon, but your pokemon on the left can only attack the enemy's pokemon on the left and the middle. Similarly, your pokemon on the right can only attack the enemy's pokemon on the right and the middle. So, your pokemon on the left cannot attack the opponent's pokemon on the right, and your pokemon on the right cannot attack the opponent's pokemon to the left. To further complicate things, attacks that damage all pokemon such as explosion or earthquake cause more damage when done by the pokemon in the middle, but also inflicts more damage to the pokemon in the middle.
    ** When I say left or right, I am saying it from the perspective of behind your trainer.

    Rotational Battle:
    Like the triple battle, both trainers send out three pokemon. However, this time, the pokemon are not fighting against each other all at the same time. Even though all three are sent out, the battle appears like a 1 vs 1 match. Each trainer sends one pokemon forward to battle as one would in a normal battle. But here's the twist: at the start of your turn, you can rotate between any of the three to send forward. You can think of this as basically a pokemon switch without wasting a turn. This adds to the battle strategy when considering types. For example, if your opponent has a grass type forward and you have a water type forward, you would rotate your water type to put a fire type in front.

    Hopefully, my explanations made sense. If not, don't worry, they are far less complicated when the game explains it to you. If you like the Rotational Battles better, then you might want to gt Pokemon Black since it has 4 of those and only 1 Triple Battle. Maybe rotational battles aren't your thing and you want to do Triple Battles. Then, you should consider Pokemon White.

    ~~~~ Trainer Differences ~~~~
    There are sometimes minute differences in the pokemon line up of different trainers. I don't really feel that this is significant to talk about. However, one somewhat large change is the gym leader in the 8th gym. Pokemon Black features a stern old man, whereas Pokemon White shows a young girl. These gym leaders have the same pokemon, the only thing different is their appearances/avatar.

    ~~~~~~~~Legendaries~~~~~~~
    Pokemon Black has the white Legendary Pokemon, Reshiram, which is a Dragon/Fire type.
    Pokemon White has the black Legendary Pokemon, Zekrom, which is a Dragon/Electric Type.

    Strategic Note: The sum of the base stats for both legendaries is 680, however, the spread is slightly different. Both have base 100 hp and 90 speed. Reshiram has 120 attack, 100 defense, 150 special attack, 120 special defense. Zekrom has 150 attack, 120 defense, 120 special attack, 100 special defense. This means that Reshiram is better suited to deal and take special attacks, while Zekrom is more suited to deal and take physical attacks.

    In my honest opinion, I think the Dragon/Electric legendary will be far more useful for competitive battling. One of the best electric type pokemon is Zapdos. However, Zapdos is stunted by its flying type, leaving it vulnerable to devastating attacks such as a 50% health loss from Stealth Rock. This new legendary should easily be able to replace that spot. Plus, the versatility of a dragon type may put it ahead of other notable electric types such as Electivire.

    ~~~~~~~~Version Exclusives~~~~~~~~~~~

    And of course, like all previous pokemon games. Each version has a few pokemon exclusive to only that version. I wouldn't stress out at the loss these pokemon though. You can get all of them through online trades later, if you really want to complete your pokedex and catch 'em all. Check the bottom of the review for a list.

    ~~~~ Conclusion ~~~~
    Pokemon Black/White is definitely one of the best pokemon games to come out. I definitely recommend it to anyone of any age. Don't waste time deciding whether or not to get the game: get it. Now, the only decision you have is whether to get Black or White. I decided to go with Pokemon White. White version just appealed more to me and seemed more "open". Black version looked cluttered, in my opinion. Also, I feel that the Black Legendary (found in white version) would be more useful in battle. Try checking out a few screenshots online to help you decide which visual style you like better, then get whichever version you like better!

    Pokemon - Black Version
    - urbanized theme
    - Black City (battle trainers and buy items)
    - Dragon/Fire Legendary
    - minor trainer differences (Old guy as 8th gym leader)
    - more Rotational Battles

    Pokemon - White Version
    - natural theme
    - White City (catch low level pokemon)
    - Dragon Electric Legendary
    - minor trainer differences (young girl as 8th gym leader)
    - more Triple Battles

    List of version exclusives:

    Pokémon Black

    #13. Weedle
    #14. Kakuna
    #15. Beedrill
    #198. Murkrow
    #228. Houndour
    #229. Houndoom
    #285. Shroomish
    #286. Breloom
    #311. Plusle
    #313. Volbeat
    #430. Honchkrow
    #546. Mommen
    #547. Whimsicott
    #574. Gothita
    #575. Gothorita
    #576. Gothitelle
    #629. Vullaby
    #630. Mandibuzz
    #641. Tornadus (legendary flying)
    #643. Reshiram (legendary dragon/fire)

    Pokémon White

    #10. Caterpie
    #11. Metapod
    #12. Butterfree
    #46. Paras
    #47. Parasect
    #200. Misdreavus
    #261. Poochyena
    #262. Mightyena
    #312. Minun
    #314. Illumise
    #429. Mismagius
    #548. Petilil
    #549. Lilligant
    #577. Solosis
    #578. Duosion
    #579. Reuniclus
    #627. Rufflet
    #628. Braviary
    #642. Thundurus (legendary electric/flying)
    #644. Zekrom (legendary dragon/electric)
    + Several Unevolved Pokemon you can catch in the White Forest:
    - Pidgey
    - Nidoran
    - Abra
    - Machop
    - Bellsprout
    - Gastly
    - Rhyhorn
    - Porygon
    - Togepi
    - Hoppip
    - Magby
    - Wurmple
    - Seedot
    - Ralts
    - Slakoths
    - Aron
    - Trapinch
    - Shinux
    - Happiny
    - Surskit

    Update: I just beat the game. It was a fun RPG and I think I am going to now start prepping for competitive battling. I think what drew me into this game the most was that all the characters are brand new until you beat the elite 4. The base plot style is still the same: beat 8 gyms, collect pokemon, navigate through a few caves, solve some little puzzles, defeat enemies from an evil group in a big building, defeat that evil group at their hideout again, fight rivals, elite 4, etc. This style has become standard for Pokemon and the sales data shows it works remarkably well. This game brought back the feeling of the original red / blue as you had to guess what type each Pokemon was, learn new movesets, get legitimately surprised during evolutions, etc. This game really brought back the mysteriousness of Pokemon and their mystic allure that originally piqued your curiosity a decade ago when you first played. Since the game had all new Pokemon, the game inherently took more steps to lead you in and actually is far more beginner friendly than other games.

    Looking toward the future: (purely speculation and personal opinion)
    This little section isn't really part of the review; it's just a place for me to dump my stream-of-consciousness about how I feel about the inevitable sequel. With 649 Pokemon, I'm not sure if Nintendo will decide to make a whole new fresh set of Pokemon in their next game as they did in this one (then again, people on forums said that were doubtful of a follow up to 2nd gen ages ago when we hit 251). I think Nintendo may just add a few (around 100) new Pokemon and include many of the current 649 in the next game. Now that we have a 3DS, it's only a matter of time before Nintendo starts dropping hints and teasers for the next 3D Pokemon RPG. Even though I love Pokemon games, the thing that keeps me coming back for more isn't the story, but rather the battle mechanics and strategy involved. In my opinion, it seems like each new Pokemon game just applies the same plot template and changes a few things. It's clear from the sales data that these games are raking in money and are hugely successful, but I actually would like to see some variation in the next game. The general plot idea seems a bit overused and trite now after being adapted for 5 generations of Pokemon games. I actually really enjoyed the gamecube Pokemon RPGs Colosseum and XD. Maybe Pokemon could incorporate more RPG elements in terms of exploration and interacting with the world, perhaps a Collosseum-like RPG game modeling styles of other Nintendo RPG series like Zelda. Actually, now that I think about it, I realize that I don't know what exactly I would change; I just want to see something a little new. A new Pokemon game with the same plot line will sell millions, so I don't think GameFreak and Nintendo will gamble on something new when they found something that sells. Well, that's just my opinion; I'm sure many people would disagree with me. Regardless of plot, the battle mechanics have me hooked and I will definitely be buying the next Pokemon game. If you have some time to spare, drop a comment about what you want to changed/added/removed in the next game.
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  • George Lester
    5.0 out of 5 stars Can't I give it MORE than 5 stars???
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 12, 2011
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    This is, without a shadow of a doubt, the greatest Pokemon game since the original Gold/Silver/Crystal (which IMHO managed to be just a little better than the original Red/Blue/Yellow.)
    I enjoyed the other generations of games too, but this is something else.
    It is like playing an entirely new series because you only have access to the 156 new Pokemon until you complete the game. They have taken it back to basics (as the colours Black & White would suggest) and created a game that is firing on all cylinders.
    The graphic are incredible and the story, though containing many of the original features that made us fall in love with the games, has been tightened and rejuvinated with some brand new plotlines.
    I have only just got my first badge but I am enjoying this game immensely!!
    Though I'm sure it won't be the end, this would be a fantastic way to finish it. Perhaps only brining out DS remakes of Ruby and Saphirre and, of course, a DS Remake of Pokemon Yellow wouldn't go a miss.
    This would be the perfect end to the 15 year Pokemon legacy.
    BUY THIS GAME!! You will love it, I promise!!
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