GreatTornado

Release Dates: PC/Mac (Worldwide): Tuesday, April 8th. Playstation 3 (North America): Tuesday, April 8th. Xbox 360 (Worldwide): Wednesday, April 9th. Playstation 3 (Europe): Wednesday, April 9th. iOS: Coming next week. Who else is excited?

I can't believe Joan of Arcadia hasn't been said yet.

According to Bulbapedia, Gold and Silver were your latest games. That's a looooong while. I'll try to cover everything that's happen, but I can't guarantee anything After Gold and Silver was a remake called Crystal, cover art featured Suicune. Crystal is the first game that allows you to play as a female. Crystal is also the first game that has animations for when a Pokemon appears in battle. Then came Ruby and Sapphire on GBA. These feature Groudon (Ruby) and Kyogre (Sapphire) on the cover. This was the third generation with 135 new pokemon. These games completely rebooted the series, with things like IVs (Individual Values), EVs (Effort Values), natures and much, much more made almost entirely for competitive play. It also debuted a new region called the Hoenn region. It's professor's name is Birch. Team Rocket don't return, instead being replaced by Team Magma or Team Aqua. Team Magma, who only appear in Ruby, are focused on catching Groudon and harnessing it's power to expand the landmass by evaporating the ocean. Team Aqua, who only appear in Sapphire, are focused on catching Kyogre and basically drowning the land for more ocean. A new weather condition called hail is introduced. It damages all pokemon on the field that are not ice types. Pokemon animations are removed. Also debuting in Ruby and Sapphire are abilities! Basically, Pokemon you catch can have an ability out of one or two abilities that are specified for that pokemon. For example, Chansey can have the abilities Natural Cure or Serene Grace, while Butterfree can only have Compound Eyes. Next is FireRed and LeafGreen, remakes of Red and Blue, also for GBA. It features Charizard (FireRed) and Venasaur (LeafGreen) on the cover. This is the first game to include wireless play, but requires an adapter that comes with the box. The last game for gen III is Emerald, a remake of Ruby and Sapphire. It features Rayquaza on the cover. This game introduces the first Battle Frontier. The Battle Frontier has areas where trainers battle under certain conditions and are lead by a Frontier Brain. Frontier Brains are battled once you reach a certain number of battles. Day and Night have been removed from Gen III, as well as apricorn pokeballs. Next comes Diamond and Pearl, for Nintendo DS, featuring Dialga (Diamond) and Palkia (Pearl) on the cover. This was the fourth generation with 107 new pokemon, many being evolutions or pre-evolutions of older pokemon. This new region is called the Sinnoh region, with Professor Rowan being, well, the professor. Day and night cycle returns. Moves are Physical and Special based on the move itself, not the type of the move. This Gen also added Status moves, which are given to moves that do not deal direct damage (Toxic, Growl, Thunder Shock, etc). Pokemon animations are back! Pokemon can now be traded and battled on the internet using Nintendo Wi-fi. The villainous team is Team Galactic, which attempt to harness the power of Dialga and Palkia, who are said to be the creators of the universe, and remake it under Team Galactic's rule. NOTE: Dialga and Palkia aren't actually 'God', there's another pokemon for that, but they ARE the rulers of Time (Dialga) and Space (Palkia). Some pokemon now have differences in a appearances based on gender. You can now run inside buildings. Next comes Platinum, with Giratina's Origin Form on the cover. This game does not feature much new things, but you can record battles and upload them to the internet for all to see. This game also features the return on the Battle Frontier, but only the Battle Factory and Battle Tower return. Next comes HeartGold and SoulSilver. Remakes of Gold and Silver, they feature Ho-Oh (HeartGold) and Lugia (SoulSilver). This game introduces new features such as the Pokemon in your first slot being able to appear in the overworld almost anywhere, and the Battle Frontier staying, but ALL of these new features are limited to these two games. Then there's Black and White. Black features Reshiram on the cover, while White features Zekrom. These games are also on the NDS, making it the first generation not to go to a new console. Unova, the new region, features 156 new pokemon, this is the fifth generation and no new Pokemon are available (not even Pikachu) before the Pokemon League. There are also no new pre-evolutions or evolution of older pokemon. Using a special feature called the dream world, a website, players are able to catch pokemon that have special abilities (called Dream World abilities). Dream World abilities are not limited to the new pokemon. The Pokemon Mart is now combined into the Pokemon Center. The new bad team, Team Plasma, wants to separate Pokemon, making it a black and white world. Pokemon keep moving around in battle, instead of having a singular animation. The battle music changes under certain conditions. TMs now have infinite uses, like HMs. You can now register more than one item. If you have registered more than one item, pressing Y will bring up a menu of all registered items. Poison doesn't do anything outside of battle anymore. Then comes Black 2 and White 2, remakes of Black and White. Not much is introduced here (for once >.>). Black Kyurem is on Black 2 cover, while White Kyurem is on White 2 cover. Finally, X & Y. Released for 3DS last year, this is set in the Kalos region, which is based on France. It introduces 72 new Pokemon (including Diancie, Hoopa and Volcanion) and is the sixth generation. The only new pokemon related to a previous generation is Sylveon, an evolution of Eevee. New type called Fairy. Sylveon is this type. Some pokemon have gained the Fairy type (Marill is now Water-Fairy, for example), while some pokemon are completely retyped into fairy (Snubbull, Cleffa and their evolutions are now all Fairy typed). A new mechanic, Mega Evolution. In order to Mega Evolve, the Pokémon must be holding the appropriate Mega Stone and its Trainer must have a Key Stone. Once per battle, only a single Pokemon for each Trainer may Mega Evolve. Switching the Mega Evolved Pokémon out will not dissolve a Mega Evolution. A Mega Evolved Pokemon can only revert back to its original state upon fainting or the conclusion of the battle. The following Pokemon can Mega Evolve: Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, Alakazam, Gengar, Kangaskhan, Pinsir, Gyrados, Aerodactyl, Mewtwo, Ampharos, Scizor, Heracross, Houndoom, Tyranitar, Blaziken, Gardevoir, Mawile, Aggron, Medicham, Manectric, Banette, Absol, Garchomp, Lucario and Abomasnow. Latias and Latios also have unreleased Mega Evolutions. Sky Battles, only flying Pokemon can compete in these and are completely optional. Horde Encounters, 5 wild pokemon vs one of your pokemon. You can customize your trainer. Ghost and Dark type moves are now normal effective on Steel types. I hope this helped! Also worthy to note that I didn't mention every single thing introduced, just main, important or recurring things.

Becoming Popular - Aftermath Remix. I have about 15 remixes, oh god are they catchy. I am also greatly appreciating Apples to the Core (Aftermath).

GG ponies, Blood Dragons are coming

Sky Cutter x Lucky Clover

Hi guys! I'm GreatTornado and well, I'm a brony! I'm a guy in my teens, and my little sister got me into the show (My favourite is Rarity, she's FABULOUS! Second favourite is Applejack). Now I have the android game (Gameloft) and I'm listening to a playlist of 35 MLP FIM themed songs and remixes right now . So yeah, that's me, hopefully I can positively contribute to the forums!