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Condition: Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or ... Very Good: An item that is used but still in very good condition. No damage to the jewel case or item cover, no scuffs, scratches, cracks, or holes. The cover art and liner notes are included. The VHS or DVD box is included. The video game instructions and box are included. The teeth of disk holder are undamaged. Minimal wear on the exterior of item. No skipping on CD/DVD. No fuzzy/snowy frames on VHS tape. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any imperfections. See all condition definitionsopens in a new window or tab

Region Code: NTSC-U/C (US/Canada)

Platform: Nintendo DS

Release Year: 2009

Rating: E-Everyone

Publisher: Nintendo

Game Name: Pokémon Platinum Version

UPC: 0045496740184

MPN: NTR-CPUE-USA

Genre: Role Playing

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"Pokemon Platinum" is the third installment in the fourth generation of the cult Japanese game that drove the world crazy. In the game, a strange anomaly in the Sinnoh region drives you to explore a place where time and space have been mysteriously altered. Unlike the previous DS games, the Platinum version features the Pokemon god named Giratina, who is one of the three that created the word. Now itÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s up to you to track him down and capture him. With all your favorite Pokemon characters from the generation, new adventures to be had, and the Distortion World to explore, there are hours to spend playing one of the worldÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s most famous video games. So battle, explore, and train with different players in the gameÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s multiplayer modes for the signature Pokemon experience.

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Pokémon Platinum Version

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Platinum Version

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by zacharearle_0
Oct 19, 2017Top favourable review
Love it
I can't put it down, I love it. I've only played 2nd and 3rd gen Pokemon and Pearl once like 8+ years ago so it's definitely different. Not as easy and linear which makes it way more fun than the other gens.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: cloudtrade2013
by iqkf8u9zsnm@deleted
Mar 16, 2010
Pokemon Platinum: The Definitive Title
Before I begin this review, I would like to mention that I have played almost every main series pokemon game since Red and Blue. The main series is the only part of the franchise that I like; I ignore all TV shows, merchandise, or spin-off titles. With that said, let's get rolling. Pokemon Platinum is the 14th game in the main Pokemon series (15th in Japan). Like the other 13 games that came before it, you play as a young child from a small town. A professor gives you one of 3 starting pokemon. For those of you who do not know what a pokemon is, it is simply a creature that can be summoned from balls that fit in one's pocket. There hundreds of these things, and each has specific abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Pokemon is a turn-based role playing game. You wander ... Before I begin this review, I would like to mention that I have played almost every main series pokemon game since Red and Blue. The main series is the only part of the franchise that I like; I ignore all TV shows, merchandise, or spin-off titles. With that said, let's get rolling. Pokemon Platinum is the 14th game in the main Pokemon series (15th in Japan). Like the other 13 games that came before it, you play as a young child from a small town. A professor gives you one of 3 starting pokemon. For those of you who do not know what a pokemon is, it is simply a creature that can be summoned from balls that fit in one's pocket. There hundreds of these things, and each has specific abilities, strengths, and weaknesses. Pokemon is a turn-based role playing game. You wander around, randomly encountering pokemon as you walk through tall grass, caves, etc. You catch new pokemon, have them fight by taking turns smacking each other with a variety of attacks, raise them by using them in battle, and so on and so forth. Once you find some pokemon and raise them, you then proceed to travel across the land, fighting fellow trainers and finding new pokemon and items. Your goal: fight 8 elite gym leaders to get 8 gym badges, allowing you to fight 4 elite trainers in a row to earn the title of Greatest Pokemon Trainer Ever. You will also help random people, fight an evil gang, and save the world from some vague, slow-moving disaster. The story is probably the weakest aspect of the game, as it only serves to give the player a goal other than catching and raising pokemon. The reason I don't rate this game perfectly is that it is virtually identical to the other 13 titles. The story? Names have changed, but it is still the same idea. Battle system? There are new attacks and a variety of tweaks, but it is nearly unchanged from the series' game boy days. On the plus side, the gameplay remains as addictive and fun as ever. Children can learn the basics very quickly, yet there is a lot of depth in customizing and raising a powerful team of pokemon. If you are new to the series, I would actually start with Pokemon Platinum. It has the largest variety of pokemon to catch, and the initial difficulty curve is forgiving without being too easy. This game has been refined to its peak, and the ability to trade and battle other people across wi-fi only sweetens the deal. If you have played other pokemon games recently, be warned: it is the same ole song and dance.
by spacegodzilla13
Apr 24, 2009
Pokémon Platinum - A new chapter in the series
Recently i bought this new from one of the most popular franchises from Nintendo, Pokémon. At first one would think that this is just another game with some small modifications to it, but once you start playing it, you'll that something more has changed. For example various Pokémons have acquired new forms, depending on a special event or a certain item. Also new in-game locations have been added, like the Distortion World and the Battle Frontier, where even more challenges waiting adding replay value to the game. On top of that new features for online playing have been added, like the battle recorder, which will let you record and upload your favorite battles so other players can see them, or the Wi-Fi Plaza, a special arcade area to play with worldwide gamers. Not just a simple remake of ... Recently i bought this new from one of the most popular franchises from Nintendo, Pokémon. At first one would think that this is just another game with some small modifications to it, but once you start playing it, you'll that something more has changed. For example various Pokémons have acquired new forms, depending on a special event or a certain item. Also new in-game locations have been added, like the Distortion World and the Battle Frontier, where even more challenges waiting adding replay value to the game. On top of that new features for online playing have been added, like the battle recorder, which will let you record and upload your favorite battles so other players can see them, or the Wi-Fi Plaza, a special arcade area to play with worldwide gamers. Not just a simple remake of a game (like in the case of Pokémon Yellow), Pokémon Platinum adds so many features, it takes the franchise a step above it's predecessors.
by zambianmike
Jul 08, 2009
A Good Game!
This game was the best of all the Poke'mon installations so far, which I believe, up to this point, have numbered NINE in the United States. I started out with the RED version a long time ago, and have played them ever since. I loved Crystal, then I loved Emerald, and now I love Platinum. There's something about that 3rd release in each series that really makes the whole set. I wish, oh, I WISH that they would release one great, big, MEGA GAME that would allow for all the islands (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, etc...) to be explored in one game. That would be AMAZING. Could you imagine having all that at your fingertips? I can. Anyhow, this game was a GREAT one, although lacking in bringing back some of the GREATS like Mewtwo and Rayquaza. Otherwise, an AWESOME GAME. In fact, I think I'll go ... This game was the best of all the Poke'mon installations so far, which I believe, up to this point, have numbered NINE in the United States. I started out with the RED version a long time ago, and have played them ever since. I loved Crystal, then I loved Emerald, and now I love Platinum. There's something about that 3rd release in each series that really makes the whole set. I wish, oh, I WISH that they would release one great, big, MEGA GAME that would allow for all the islands (Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, etc...) to be explored in one game. That would be AMAZING. Could you imagine having all that at your fingertips? I can. Anyhow, this game was a GREAT one, although lacking in bringing back some of the GREATS like Mewtwo and Rayquaza. Otherwise, an AWESOME GAME. In fact, I think I'll go play it some more right now.
by jorbur3177
Apr 17, 2022
The best Sinnoh experience…outside of Legends Arceus
With the 3DS shop closing down next year I felt the need to own at least 1 copy of a game from each generation, preferably the “definitive” third game (luckily still have a copy of Yellow & Silver [wish I never lost my copy of crystal as a kid though]). While I do already have Diamond, I’ve heard for a long time how much better Platinum is and as such I wanted to play it as Pokémon: Legends Arceus managed to actually make me excited about Pokémon again instead of just buying, playing, & putting down a Pokémon game after beating it. Platinum brought back a lot old memories of playing Diamond as a child, but also with new experiences that I never got to witness as they weren’t in Diamond or Pearl. Also felt great to go back to an era when Game Freak actually put care and effort into their ... With the 3DS shop closing down next year I felt the need to own at least 1 copy of a game from each generation, preferably the “definitive” third game (luckily still have a copy of Yellow & Silver [wish I never lost my copy of crystal as a kid though]). While I do already have Diamond, I’ve heard for a long time how much better Platinum is and as such I wanted to play it as Pokémon: Legends Arceus managed to actually make me excited about Pokémon again instead of just buying, playing, & putting down a Pokémon game after beating it. Platinum brought back a lot old memories of playing Diamond as a child, but also with new experiences that I never got to witness as they weren’t in Diamond or Pearl. Also felt great to go back to an era when Game Freak actually put care and effort into their games which it hasn’t felt like they’ve really done since Black 2 & White 2 (exception of course being Legends Arceus) as they’ve just made the games easier and easier since XY were released.
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