Is Pokemon Ruby or Emerald better?

Is Pokemon Ruby or Emerald better?

Get Emerald if you want a challenge. This is most apparent when getting your Legendary Pokémon (Kyogre and Groudon), as they are 20 levels higher than in Ruby or Sapphire. Many of the Gym Leader battles are more difficult in Emerald as well.

What is the point of Pokemon Emerald?

As with Ruby and Sapphire, the player's general goal is to traverse the Hoenn region and conquer a series of eight Pokémon Gyms in order to challenge the Elite Four and its Champion, while the main subplot is to defeat two criminal organizations attempting to harness a legendary Pokémon's power for their own goals.

How long does it take to complete Pokemon Emerald?

30.5 Hours Pokémon Emerald (30.5 Hours)

What starter Pokemon is best to use in Pokemon Emerald?

• Especially in Emerald where the Champion uses a Water based team, Treecko makes an excellent starter choice. It'll gradually keep improving over the course of the game, evolving into the fairly useful and speedy Sceptile, potentially wiping out the entire Elite Four with little to no effort.

What Pokemon are available in Emerald?

• The following Legendary Pokemon are available in normal gameplay of Emerald: Groudon. Kyogre. Rayquaza. Latios/Latias (you may only choose one) Regice. Regirock. Registeel.

What are all the Pokemon in Emerald?

• The following Legendary Pokemon were available in Emerald via an event: Latios/Latias (i.e. the one you did not choose in normal gameplay) Jirachi. Deoxys. Ho-oh. Lugia. Mew (only distributed in Japan)

What is the Best Pokemon Emerald team?

• - Swampert. While Blaziken is an incredibly powerful Pokemon, choosing Mudkp in order to evolve it into Swampert is the best choice. - Manectric. Manectric is an amazing Electric-type Pokemon. ... - Salamence. Salamence is the ideal Dragon-type Pokemon to capture in Generation III. ... - Slaking. Slaking is the Hoenn version of Snorlax. ... - Gardevoir. ... - Torkoal. ...