|
login | | new account | |
|
my cart | help |
|
|
xbox360™ | playstation3™ | ps vita | sony psp™ | nintendo™ wii u | wii™ | nintendo 3ds™ | nintendo ds™ | pc & mac™
search play-asia.com
explore more
upcoming releases
most viewed items
- Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor 2
US$ 34.90 - Pokemon White [DSi Enhanced]
US$ 39.90 - Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey
US$ 16.19 - The World Ends With You
US$ 23.90 - Kingdom Hearts Re:coded
US$ 29.90 - Pokemon Black [DSi Enhanced]
US$ 37.90 - 9 Hours, 9 People, 9 Doors
US$ 32.90 - Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days
US$ 24.90 - Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D’s World Championship 2011
US$ 29.90 - Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Signs
US$ 34.39
product info
Pokemon Diamond
Nintendo
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
Get informed when this item is in stock by using our Personal Agent from the right.
Check out these related products: Click here for more...
Nintendo
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
|
No Region Protection |
|
|||||||
Check out these related products: Click here for more...
sold Out of print / Out of stock
Click on a thumbnail to see more pictures for Pokemon Diamond
features
- aka. Pocket Monsters Diamond
description
Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl take place in an all-new region called Sinnoh. When you set off on your travels, you'll be able to play as either a boy or girl Trainer. Pokémon fans have caught glimpses of Mime Jr., Lucario, Munchlax and Weavile in Pokémon movies, and these Pokémon will be debuting in this adventure.
Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl will challenge you to explore the Sinnoh region in an incredibly deep RPG adventure. Before your quest is complete, you'll meet over 100 new Pokémon and challenge countless Trainers along the way. Like previous core Pokémon titles, these games feature an engrossing storyline and well-balanced RPG action.
Pokémon Diamond and Pokémon Pearl will challenge you to explore the Sinnoh region in an incredibly deep RPG adventure. Before your quest is complete, you'll meet over 100 new Pokémon and challenge countless Trainers along the way. Like previous core Pokémon titles, these games feature an engrossing storyline and well-balanced RPG action.
further info
| Release Date | Apr 20, 2007 |
| Genre | RPG |
| Version | US |
| ESRB Everyone Titles rated E (Everyone) have content that may be suitable for ages 6 and older. Titles in this category may contain minimal cartoon, fantasy or mild violence and/or infrequent use of mild language. |
|
| PAX-Code | PAX0001405917 |
| Catalog No. | NTR-P-ADAE |
| Item Code | 045496738495 |
useful links
Play-Asia.com takes no responsibility for the content of external pages linked to.
customer reviews
| Average rating: |
|
(5 out of 5) |
| Total votes: | 191 |
If you are familiar with Pokemon Diamond, why not let others know?
Showing the last 5 reviews, out of a total 101 reviews. Please note that opinions expressed in any review are those of our customers and do not necessarily match those of the Play-Asia.com team.
noght (6) on 24, Mar. 2011 08:01 (HKT)
Great Pokemon game
This is the firs new generation Pokemon that I've ever played. Lots of new pokemons, new game mechanics and the same nostalgic feeling that Pokemon name carries.
Surelly a 'must buy' for your DS
This is the firs new generation Pokemon that I've ever played. Lots of new pokemons, new game mechanics and the same nostalgic feeling that Pokemon name carries.
Surelly a 'must buy' for your DS
agang1982 (41) on 16, Dec. 2010 12:30 (HKT)
Great game
You should buy the original
You should buy the original
shadowstar123 (135) on 31, Jul. 2010 22:06 (HKT)
It's OK...
I would actually say that Pokemon Diamond and Pearl are the worst in the series, but still playable at least 1 time through.
The highlight in the game is the battle against Palkia. Other than that, there's nothing special about this game.
It's a typical Pokemon game where you catch all the Pokemon with an insane number of 493 Pokemon to catch total. The gym battles were alright. The Elite 4 wasn't really memorable. However, this game introduced playing Pokemon online and use of the Global Trade Center to trade Pokemon world wide. It also features voice chat during battles and trading online. Your Team Rocket enemies are now called Team Galactic which I didn't enjoy as much as Team Magma and Aqua.
My biggest problems with this game were criss crossing Mount Coronet so many times. It seems like every time you complete a gym, you need to go back to this place and play a little bit in it, then leave. Also, there are I think 3 Pokemon that evolve only in this mountain. Also, this game has way too many legends that involve use of the GBA games. Plus, Arceus, Darkrai, and Shaymin were nearly impossible to get without cheating because they involved real life events.
If you are looking for a Pokemon game that is different from the rest, try this game out, although I always tell everyone to just get Pokemon Platinum.
I would actually say that Pokemon Diamond and Pearl are the worst in the series, but still playable at least 1 time through.
The highlight in the game is the battle against Palkia. Other than that, there's nothing special about this game.
It's a typical Pokemon game where you catch all the Pokemon with an insane number of 493 Pokemon to catch total. The gym battles were alright. The Elite 4 wasn't really memorable. However, this game introduced playing Pokemon online and use of the Global Trade Center to trade Pokemon world wide. It also features voice chat during battles and trading online. Your Team Rocket enemies are now called Team Galactic which I didn't enjoy as much as Team Magma and Aqua.
My biggest problems with this game were criss crossing Mount Coronet so many times. It seems like every time you complete a gym, you need to go back to this place and play a little bit in it, then leave. Also, there are I think 3 Pokemon that evolve only in this mountain. Also, this game has way too many legends that involve use of the GBA games. Plus, Arceus, Darkrai, and Shaymin were nearly impossible to get without cheating because they involved real life events.
If you are looking for a Pokemon game that is different from the rest, try this game out, although I always tell everyone to just get Pokemon Platinum.
Pixiechitos (3) on 14, Apr. 2010 03:27 (HKT)
Pokemon Pearl a Classic
This is a must have companion game to Pokemon Diamond and Platinum, especially if you're working towards that National Dex. The DS touch pad is employed brilliantly with lots of fun mini games which will keep you busy for hours. Skim the surface or dig deep (literally) to uncover all the IVth generation secrets!
This is a must have companion game to Pokemon Diamond and Platinum, especially if you're working towards that National Dex. The DS touch pad is employed brilliantly with lots of fun mini games which will keep you busy for hours. Skim the surface or dig deep (literally) to uncover all the IVth generation secrets!
derfbwh (1) on 14, Mar. 2010 02:31 (HKT)
It's still a classic, but not THE classic.
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl are very much classics, following the same formula I know and very much love. I was an avid player of my Pokémon Red, loved my Gold, and greatly enjoyed my Ruby. However, something seems to be missing from the fourth generation of Pokémon - the game feels less epic, and more formulaic. The Pokémon seem less inspired, the Elite 4 and Gym Leaders easier, often having only 5 Pokémon instead of the full 6. The legendaries are... ugly, and not exciting. If you're looking for a great Pokémon game on a Nintendo DS, look for Heart Gold and Soul Silver.
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl are very much classics, following the same formula I know and very much love. I was an avid player of my Pokémon Red, loved my Gold, and greatly enjoyed my Ruby. However, something seems to be missing from the fourth generation of Pokémon - the game feels less epic, and more formulaic. The Pokémon seem less inspired, the Elite 4 and Gym Leaders easier, often having only 5 Pokémon instead of the full 6. The legendaries are... ugly, and not exciting. If you're looking for a great Pokémon game on a Nintendo DS, look for Heart Gold and Soul Silver.
Pokemon Diamond
related items
Pokemon Heart GoldNintendo
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
Japan, No Region Protection / RPG
Usually ships within 1 week
Pokemon Soul SilverNintendo
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
US, No Region Protection / RPG
Usually ships within 1-5 days
Pokemon PlatinumNintendo
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
Japan, No Region Protection / RPG
Usually ships within 1 week
discounted items
Galaxy RacersUbisoft
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
US, No Region Protection / Racing
In stock, usually ships within 24hrs
Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter GamesSega
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
US, No Region Protection / Sports
In stock, usually ships within 24hrs
Beyblade: Metal Fusion (Collector's Edition)Konami
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
US, No Region Protection / Action Adventure
In stock, usually ships within 24hrs
Mind Quiz: Your Brain CoachUbisoft
Compatible with Nintendo DS™
US, No Region Protection / Misc
In stock, usually ships within 24hrs
rated
by our customers
You need to be logged in to tag products.
by our customers
|
| General News Feed |
|
| News in Games / Nintendo DS™ / Games by Version / US Version Games |
| t | a | g | i | t (beta) |
interested?
personal agent
Please send me an E-Mail when ...
Display language
Trademarks listed on our pages belong to their designated owner(s). If you have any matter you want to bring up to us regarding copyright or trademarks, please feel free to contact us. Play Asia and the stick logo are trademarks of Play-Asia.com. Website & content copyright 2002-2011 Play-Asia.com.
Add one of our banners to your site
