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Wednesday, 20 February 2013

Meloetta: Melody of Discord

This game has been on the reviewing table for nearly forever, and it's about time somebody posted about it. Meloetta: Melody of Discord is a crossover game by DialgaBrite (developer of Innocent Luna Game) featuring elements of pokemon and ponies, as well as a bunch of other stuff. The game is pretty extensive, with several stages and varied gameplay. In addition to its website, the game also has a facebook page, which you can find here.

- Enigma Sage

Tuesday, 4 September 2012

Ponymon Dawn/Dusk 0.3 Alpha Release

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At long last, my favorite fan project returns! Yesterday, Flutteryay's team released the 0.3 alpha update of Ponymon Dawn/Dusk, allowing you to catch more of your favorite ponies than ever before! Here's a refresher on the project, for those of you who missed the last post:

Ponymon Dawn/Dusk is a fan project dedicated to producing ROM hacks of Pokemon Fire Red/Leaf Green. Battle, train, and evolve 151 ponies with custom move sets and their own type trump chart. More information can be found on their handy wiki, which also contains an faq for those unfamiliar with using emulators or concerned with updating their save files to the new version. The new version includes a ton of new ponies and new areas, and I really can't recommend it highly enough to Pokemon fans. Happy hunting!

- Arctic Lux

Wednesday, 6 June 2012

Review: Ponymon Dawn/Dusk 0.2 Alpha

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Now updated to 0.4, since 0.2 is gone at this point. -Lex Rudera

One bright, optimistic morning, you awake to find that someone’s stored a potion in your computer. Hazily, you withdraw the useful item, recalling last night’s dream: A professor, although slightly confused by the complexities of gender, had welcomed you to a new world. On this morning, after ten long years of isolation, you’re finally ready to conquer the dangerous grass outside your front stoop and see the world. And, just when you think today couldn’t get any better: you crack open your first red-and-white ball and a wide-eyed filly stares back at you.

If at this point, you’re not yet overcome by nostalgia and anticipation, you’ll want to go read another review, or grow a childhood and come back later.

All on the same page? Good. Well, is Ponymon Dawn/Dusk worth your time, or is raising and battling your own team of Equestrians just another pipe dream? Perhaps you should find out after the break.