Even though FireRed/LeafGreen can be considered the fourth episode in the epic that is the Pokemon RPG, it's actually a retelling of the very first game that started it all. But as complete as that game was, it was only part of the story and half of the presentation, and Nintendo is finally offering a way to complete the current package in the form of Pokemon LeafGreen.īut let's be frank. Last year's release of Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire release officially moved the wickedly popular franchise out of the 8-bit realm of the classic Game Boy into the more advanced GBA platform, bumping the series to the standards of what's expected out of the system's enhanced capabilities. And a successful series will never stop as long as there's a market for the games, the companies will keep the brands going. And with good reason, too: despite its overly cute nature that gives the series its "cool to hate" status, the actual game design surrounding the Pokemon franchise - at least the design that started it all - is an incredibly satisfying and extensive experience that fits the handheld market extremely well. With every release of the series on the Game Boy Advance, system owners scoop 'em up as quickly as Nintendo can make them. We're already familiar with the crazy popularity that is the Pokemon franchise.
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