The core Pokémon series gameplay appears to be largely unchanged, maintaining exploration of the overworld, turn-based combat and a focus on catching as many Pokémon as you can to fill out your Pokédex as an extra completionist objective.īased on recent previews of the game, Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl look like they're going to be fairly faithful, if slightly safe, remakes that bring forth a lot of nostalgia. If you're really looking forward to a specific version of exclusive Pokémon, then you'll want to make sure you grab that copy of the game.If you played the original Pokémon Diamond and Pearl games on Nintendo DS, then you should know what to expect in terms of gameplay. Having version-exclusive Pokémon has been part of these creature collecting games since the first generation. Wanna know which 151 Pokémon made up the original Gen 4 Sinnoh Pokédex on DS? I've got you covered. National Pokédex vs Sinnoh Pokédex Understanding OG exclusives We'll keep our ears to the ground and will update you when we learn more. However, considering that not all Pokémon made their way into the Sword and Shield Pokédex, my guess is that only select monsters can be traded in.
We don't know yet if all 900 Pokémon currently in existence will be able to transfer into Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. Which Pokémon can I trade into Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl?
Not to mention, four generations and hundreds of Pokémon have been added to the Pokémon universe since these DS games' release. However, it's also possible that additional Pokémon could be included in the postgame.Īfter all, Diamond and Pearl were originally released on the DS in 2006, and Platinum followed three years later, bringing with it a handful of new Pokémon. It's possible that these same 490 creatures will be the only monsters we encounter in the remakes. The original Diamond and Pearl Sinnoh Pokédex featured 151 Pokémon, while the games' National Pokédex featured over 490 Pokémon for players to catch.
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