Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire for the Game Boy Advance are highly regarded and beloved games in the series, with graphically enhanced visuals and the introduction of the double battle mechanic.

The GBA game expands on an already successful ... players will have to toss out two different Pokemon to battle the opposing creatures. This feature isn't hugely different from the one-on-one ...

But the biggest change in Crown is the new battle system ... for something that's technically still a GBA game. You may like This cozy RPG promises a Pokemon and Stardew Valley mashup with ...

The GBA game expands on an already successful ... players will have to toss out two different Pokemon to battle the opposing creatures. This feature isn't hugely different from the one-on-one ...

It trod much of the same ground as its GBA brethren, squished the two stories ... Some elements aren't updated, such as the 8-bit-quality battle cries of the first generation Pokémon that could ...

you can transfer any Pokémon you've been training on the GBA into Colosseum's battle mode. The visual style of the Pokémon franchise has been getting stranger and stranger over the years ...