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'''Generation IV''' Pokémon games will consist of [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]] on [[Nintendo DS]].
'''Generation IV''' Pokémon games will consist of [[Pokémon Diamond and Pearl]] on [[Nintendo DS]], and [[Pokémon Battle Revolution]] on the [[Wii]]. The games mainly take place in the [[Shin'ō]] region, though it is unknown what the setting of Battle Revolution will be.


==New Pokémon==
==Advances in Gameplay==
The following Generation IV Pokémon are known:
This generation, following complaints about [[Generation III]]'s incompatibility with the previous two generations, finally will remedy this somewhat, being compatible with the GBA games of that generation, and allowing players to transfer up to six Pokémon per cartrige ahead to Shin'ō every day. Additional advances are as follows:
*{{p|Bippa}}
*Day/Night system returns from [[Generation II]], with new time periods, evening and late night.
*{{p|Bonsly}}
*More [[Natures]] are added to the total from the previous generation.
*{{p|Buoysel}}
*Another new villain, [[Team Galaxy]].
*{{p|Cherrim}}
*Wi-Fi battling and trading over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
*{{p|Dialga}}
*More [[Abilities]] from the previous generation.
*{{p|Dorapion}}
*An actual 3D rendering of the overworld, as opposed to sprites.
*{{p|Erekiburu}}
*More Pokémon with more type combinations, rumored to bring the present total to over 550.
*{{p|Korinku}}
*New versions of [[Contests]], with more parts.
*{{p|Korobōshi}}
*{{p|Lucario}}
*{{p|Manaphy}}
*{{p|Masukippa}}
*{{p|Mime Jr.}}
*{{p|Minomucchi}}
*{{p|Mukkuru}}
*{{p|Munchlax}}
*{{p|Pachirisu}}
*{{p|Palkia}}
*{{p|Perap}}
*{{p|Pinpuku}}
*{{p|Rozureido}}
*{{p|Subomī}}
*{{p|Tamanta}}
*{{p|Tatetopusu}}
*{{p|Weavile}}
*{{p|Zugaidosu}}


===Starting Pokémon===
==Shin'ō Starters==
Though it was previously rumored that the Grass-type/Fire-type/Water-type trio would be replaced instead with a Dark-type/Psychic-Type/Fighting-type trio, these proved to be false, and Diamond and Pearl's staters will be the [[Grass (type)|Grass-type]] {{p|Naetle}}, the [[Fire (type)|Fire-type]] {{p|Hikozaru}}, and the [[Water (type)|Water-type]] {{p|Pochama}}.
Though it was previously rumored that the Grass-type/Fire-type/Water-type trio would be replaced instead with a Dark-type/Psychic-Type/Fighting-type trio, these proved to be false, and Diamond and Pearl's staters will be the [[Grass (type)|Grass-type]] {{p|Naetle}}, the [[Fire (type)|Fire-type]] {{p|Hikozaru}}, and the [[Water (type)|Water-type]] {{p|Pochama}}.


==New region==
==Gym Leaders==
Diamond and Pearl will take place in new region known by its Japanese name, [[Shin'ō]], which is based off of the northernmost island of Japan. It is unknown how this region relates geographically with the other three. It has also been revealed that there will be a vast underground area as well as a snow-covered area.
*[[Hyouta]]
 
==Other Generation IV Games==
[[Pokémon Battle Revolution]] will come out around the same time as Diamond and Pearl, and will allow a [[Pokémon Stadium]]-like arena for the Pokémon to battle in, presumably allowing direct linkups to [[Generation III]] games through the Wii's [[Gamecube]] controller ports and the GBA-GCN link cable. It will also allow Diamond and Pearl to link to it through wireless communications between the Nintendo DS and Wii.


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Revision as of 03:36, 25 September 2006

Generation IV Pokémon games will consist of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl on Nintendo DS, and Pokémon Battle Revolution on the Wii. The games mainly take place in the Shin'ō region, though it is unknown what the setting of Battle Revolution will be.

Advances in Gameplay

This generation, following complaints about Generation III's incompatibility with the previous two generations, finally will remedy this somewhat, being compatible with the GBA games of that generation, and allowing players to transfer up to six Pokémon per cartrige ahead to Shin'ō every day. Additional advances are as follows:

  • Day/Night system returns from Generation II, with new time periods, evening and late night.
  • More Natures are added to the total from the previous generation.
  • Another new villain, Team Galaxy.
  • Wi-Fi battling and trading over the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
  • More Abilities from the previous generation.
  • An actual 3D rendering of the overworld, as opposed to sprites.
  • More Pokémon with more type combinations, rumored to bring the present total to over 550.
  • New versions of Contests, with more parts.

Shin'ō Starters

Though it was previously rumored that the Grass-type/Fire-type/Water-type trio would be replaced instead with a Dark-type/Psychic-Type/Fighting-type trio, these proved to be false, and Diamond and Pearl's staters will be the Grass-type Naetle, the Fire-type Hikozaru, and the Water-type Pochama.

Gym Leaders

Other Generation IV Games

Pokémon Battle Revolution will come out around the same time as Diamond and Pearl, and will allow a Pokémon Stadium-like arena for the Pokémon to battle in, presumably allowing direct linkups to Generation III games through the Wii's Gamecube controller ports and the GBA-GCN link cable. It will also allow Diamond and Pearl to link to it through wireless communications between the Nintendo DS and Wii.

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