The player, known as a trainer, carries a Pokédex in which up to six Pokémon can be carried.

These Pokémon 'learn', becoming more skilled depending on their experience, and occasionally evolving to superior form: Each player can choose between male and female avatars, which are dressed in green clothing.

The game's premise is very simple: the player must take their Pokémon and travel across the game map, battling other trainers' Pokémon. Find a selection of Pokémon Emerald games on eBay. This simple premise combined with the absorbing gameplay is the reason for the game's enduring popularity. The game remains engaging because Pokémon are like something like rock-paper-scissors in that each creature can be bested by another, no matter how powerful or evolved they have become.

Despite the game's age, it is still very popular today, being comfortably in the top five Nintendo Game Boy Advance games of all time. Following on from the success of Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, Pokémon Emerald game was released in Japan in September 2004, rolling out across the world until the European Union release in October 2005.

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