#Red rescue team dungeons series#

To be honest, I did enjoy the story despite its childish aspect, which makes sense because Pokemon is targeted at children. From then, after being thanked, you and your partner start up a Pokemon rescue team. Upon being found by your partner, the both of you are forced into a situation where you rescue a Caterpie. You wake up as a Pokemon with no memories except your name and the fact that you were a human being. The story was pretty intriguing it definitely caught my attention from the start. But others might not be so lenient at the fact that there is no choice in the matter. Personally, I don’t really mind, as long as the Pokemon isn’t a Rattata or a Pidgey. This was an interesting mechanic for a pokemon game, representing each Pokemon with a personality, and having the game choose for you. After your choice is given, you get to choose a partner that will accompany you on your journey through the game. The game starts off with a personality quiz, where how you answer and your gender play a role in deciding which Pokemon you play as. I remembered how I wanted to play it so bad, but I actually never got around to playing it until quite recently. I remember when the original Red Rescue Team came out for the Gameboy Advance, and its twin for the Nintendo DS Blue Rescue Team. Where you play as the Pokemon, not the trainer. The story was well fleshed out, as is the Pokemon world in which the game takes place. As a child I loved playing Explorers of the Sky. One of the more distinct games that I loved, were the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series. I recently started going through a couple of Pokemon games that I used to play in my childhood.

#Red rescue team dungeons series#

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