Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Signs

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About the game: The game takes place on the fictional island region of Oblivia. The story starts off with a Pichu with a ukelele, who is known through the game as the Ukelele Pichu. This Pichu is like the starter Pokémon of this game. It will join the player as their Partner Pokémon, after they fix its broken ukelele. The player is able to summon Legendary Pokémon like Raikou (after encounter in Radio Tower), Entei (after encounter) and Suicune (after encounter in Canal Ruins) by drawing their 'Ranger Signs' on the touch screen. The new enemy, the Pokémon Pinchers, are poaching and selling Pokémon, according to the Pokémon Ranger: Guardian Signs Part 1 short. The player's job is to stop the Pokémon Pinchers and restore peace in Oblivia. A few times after the player meet the legendary Time Travel Pokémon, Celebi, at the forest shrine, and when they meet it, Celebi will come to take them back to the past. After it takes the player back at the Haunted Mansion, it will return to its Shrine, and then the mission to catch it will be unlocked. To get one of the Eon Pokémon, Latios (if Ben, the male character, is chosen) or Latias (If Summer, the female character, is chosen), the player must activate all the shrines on the islands and the last one in the East Sea to gain their trust. Then they return to the small island that they started on, and the Eon should appear. Once the player captures it, they will get its Ranger Sign. The Eon Pokémon can fly faster than a Staraptor, and in battle, if its head is tapped, it can call its Counterpart, Latias (if Ben is chosen), or Latios (if Summer is chosen) to create a Whirlwind that centers all the Pokémon in the battle. After the player catches Blue eyes in the Haunted Mansion, Red eyes will tell them that he has their counterpart, either Summer or Ben. Once they trade for their counterpart and the Pinchers leave, Entei will come. After it is captured and called it with its Ranger Sign to ride it, the counterpart will be amazed, and the player learns Entei's ability to smash boulders. In the Aftergame, after the credits roll, the player will follow the legendary birds. They will have finished the game when the Air Fortress has been destroyed. First the player will follow Articuno, then Zapdos, and finally Moltres. After Moltres lands in Hualdera Volcano, it is catchable. Then Articuno, then Zapdos.

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I played the other games in the Pokemon Ranger series, and I gotta say this: They sequel is better then the original, an upgradeable Styler made the game a lot easier to complete and the side-quests add more of an RPG-element to the game. It probably won't come out in N. America until 2011 because they were always part of the newest Generation, and Generation V doesn't come out for America until 2011. But based on what you've told me so far, it's at least worth a try, because it sounds very interesting.
 
Well, when I used to play Pokemon, I only played the mainstream games. All the spin-offs such as this game were just not worth it in my opinion. But now...I don't play the Pokemon games anymore.
 
Well I got the game today and I you know what? I said it before and I'll say it again: The sequel IS better then the original. Seemingly unlimited Poke Assists and using the Legendary Beasts to carry you everywhere is great. I got it today and I've been playing it for hours, now I need to wait till my DSi's battery recharges.
 
I bought this game and its very decent. I like it a lot better than the previous ones even. You can use pokeassists without releasing the pokemon unless it gets hit by an attack. The only criticism I could give it is the lack of humor. It was funny in some parts but I didn't really laugh that much.
 
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