Okay first off:
1. i was looking through the game list over the generations to figure out what games to buy to pretty much get the hole pokedex complete...
And then i noticed that the starters in the two diffrent games is not the same.. also when alpha sapphire is a remake of sapphire, it is natural that even the pokemons is the same.
I watched some videos on youtube just to be sure. Alpha sapphire and emerald + omega ruby happens to take place in the hoenn region.. but the sapphire and ruby happens to have the johto pokemons...
That means that the 2 games is not really the same generation since it takes places in diffrent regions...
I am not sure how far this goes for the remake of red and blue.... but so far as i have played it it seems legit.
so if the remake was like it should with sapphire and ruby then you should manage to gather all the pokemons and skip the original version... but since you miss out on a whole generation this get's pretty wrong...
I can't make this make sense and get comfused about what games that belongs to what generations since all the remakes of older games is places in wrong generations than where they original should be inn..
I am going to how ever to look at a list of pokemonst in each game to be sure. if i can find it tho... So... i wonder how all this turns out. but for now an easy youtube video on each of the games shows that the games is not adding up in terms of pokemons and what starter pokemons you get.
1. i was looking through the game list over the generations to figure out what games to buy to pretty much get the hole pokedex complete...
And then i noticed that the starters in the two diffrent games is not the same.. also when alpha sapphire is a remake of sapphire, it is natural that even the pokemons is the same.
I watched some videos on youtube just to be sure. Alpha sapphire and emerald + omega ruby happens to take place in the hoenn region.. but the sapphire and ruby happens to have the johto pokemons...
That means that the 2 games is not really the same generation since it takes places in diffrent regions...
I am not sure how far this goes for the remake of red and blue.... but so far as i have played it it seems legit.
so if the remake was like it should with sapphire and ruby then you should manage to gather all the pokemons and skip the original version... but since you miss out on a whole generation this get's pretty wrong...
I can't make this make sense and get comfused about what games that belongs to what generations since all the remakes of older games is places in wrong generations than where they original should be inn..
I am going to how ever to look at a list of pokemonst in each game to be sure. if i can find it tho... So... i wonder how all this turns out. but for now an easy youtube video on each of the games shows that the games is not adding up in terms of pokemons and what starter pokemons you get.