GreenNinja
Treasure Hunter
im just thinking its like the day care center except you have control over it, like when a pokemon learns a move you can yes or no to it being learned. that alone makes it good or bad imo
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~*PokéWalker*~ Are you going to use it? If so, what for?
- Thread starter Trainer_Melissa
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So if the package with the booklet came with an extra page, YOU DIDN'T PAY FOR IT BECAUSE IT WAS FREE! It doesn't make it a free page.
It was included in the package so it was technically purchased, she was saying that she had purchased it, she has it, she might as well use it.
Sorry if you are a he, then replace all "shes" with hes.
Trainer_Melissa
The "Cute" Trainer
(OK, NOW this is my last post for a while.)
According to the link below,
http://www.serebii.net/heartgoldsoulsilver/pokewalker.shtml
the PokeWalker is much more than just a device used to let you Pokemon gain EXP. You're Pokemon can appearantly walk into areas of the software that allows your Pokemon to do things like battle Pokemon in tall grass after a number of steps. (Kind of like a Digimon D-Power Digivice) It would also seem you will unlock more areas as you use it more and more.
Also, there seems to be a mini-game in this device that allows you to find items such as a Potion.
But that doesn't seem to be all. Read more to find out.
It's not just a portable daycare, it's much, much more.;492-s;
info summerized from serebii.net
<3 crobat <3
GSC trainer only
help
this sound dumb but im confused on the whole thing. besides the xp benefit what else is there? and why are people not wanting to put the pokemon for their team on there? wouldn't that be good training?
this sound dumb but im confused on the whole thing. besides the xp benefit what else is there? and why are people not wanting to put the pokemon for their team on there? wouldn't that be good training?
Atari
Did it on 'em
This is a pretty great way to encourage Pokemon fans to get needed exercise. I could definitely see myself carrying this around with me everywhere I go. [noparse]
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I would definitely use this to assist in leveling up in order to evolve, or maybe even to train up some of my main party Pokemon. Plus, seeing this will apparently be similar to a Giga pet, the portability of the devise is definitely something neat to take advantage of.
[/noparse]I would definitely use this to assist in leveling up in order to evolve, or maybe even to train up some of my main party Pokemon. Plus, seeing this will apparently be similar to a Giga pet, the portability of the devise is definitely something neat to take advantage of.
I'm sure it'll give you warnings if the battery is low or caution you when its getting low. And for losing it, you have the same risk of losing your pokemon game.
the elite trainer
Warrior Of Darkness
Ofcourse!
And it probably just copies your pokemon and when you connect it to your DS it updates it's level and stuff.
And it probably just copies your pokemon and when you connect it to your DS it updates it's level and stuff.
Empoleon Bonaparte
Well-Known Member
But what happens if you have, for example, a Pikachu, then put it in the Walker, train it a couple of levels while walking, but on your HG/SS, you evolve the Pikachu. What would happen? Would the game ignore the evolution and just gain levels? Will it fully ignore the evolution and de-evolve it? Or will the game just crash and burn?
As you can see, it would be more reasonable to just send it over, not copy it.
And for those who are scared that they lose their Pokémon if the Walker runs out of battery power, there must be a save option and a warning before it shuts off. Just like your DS.
Vivronkasaur
The Zany Pokemon
that's what i was thinking. It probably makes a copy on the hg/ss that you can't immediatly access.
If you try, it'll probably ask,'are you sure? once you do, the pokewalker pokemon will not be saved.'
I'm positive they've thought this over people!!! But we shall see.
ANYWAYS, i'll more than likely use it when going out. My stupid girl-jeans pockets won't fit my dsi, and i don't have a purse
plus walking is my only personal source of transportation xD
i know for sure i'll be putting my togepi or eevee on it to raise it's love
Knightmare
Well-Known Member
I actually go running regularly and I walk a lot so I'm probably going to get a lot of use out of this o.o
Dragon trainer
Arise from the Ashes
I dont know yet. I havent decieded yet i might for ones for happiness/pokemon which take forever to level.
Cruisercard
Well-Known Member
I *might
* use it in public, but they should put velcro on the back so I could hide it in the inside of a sleeve or something.
Otherwise it'll be reduced to me shaking it around.
* use it in public, but they should put velcro on the back so I could hide it in the inside of a sleeve or something.
Otherwise it'll be reduced to me shaking it around.
DidYouKnow
Active Member
i recon ill use it.... if it comes out with the international editions of HSGS
Sailor Saturn
Master of Silence
I wouldn't worry too much about the battery dying. I have a newer generation Tamagotchi, and when the battery dies it does basically start a new game. However, you can press a button and choose 'download' and your Tamagotchi from before the battery dies comes back. I'm sure the Pokewalker will have some kinds of similar safeguards in it.