Pokémon rookie here. If it get one son X and one Y, can they battle each other?
1459500
Yes definitely. They just need to connect through their DS devices in the game to battle and trade.
1459501
Absolutely yes. Each game contains exclusive Pokemon to that game so they battle and trade Pokemon to each other. If you don't have Wi-Fi, that's okay, they connect with each other by pointing the top of their 3DS at each other. If you do have Wi-Fi or are in an area with Wi-Fi, then your children can play with anyone from around the world. If they have played any Pokemon game before or are new to the series, they will love this game.
1459502
Yes, as long as both of them have their own 3DS to play it on, they can battle or trade with each other all they want.
1819128
The short answer is yes. My two boys each have one of these cars and they can both use them at the same time. There are three channels to choose from, and each vehicle/remote would need to be on its own channel (ex: vehicle "A" and remote "A" could be on channel 1 while vehicle "B" and remote "B" could be on channel 3). However, if one boy changes his remote to the other's channel... well, you can imagine the result.
2085535
I bought this for my nine year old son. He asked for this particular game. He does not have the 1 or 2 versions. He loves it and plays it a lot. I don't believe you need the other two to enjoy this game. We got a used version, it is fine and was half the price.
1895605
No, it is specifically designed in its current state for two players only. There will be multi-player rules coming out in the near future according to FFG.
1609183
It could be indeed. You could even play it by yourself playing all 4 characters. So for two people, You can probably control 2 characters each. So yes, It's fun. At least for me it is.
2005636
Hi Samia, Sorry, I gave this to my grandson and don't know anything about Pokémon. I'll see if I can get an answer from him, and it I do I'll get back with you.
919483
My dad has played all the scenarios with a single character. It's very challenging. However if you wanted to play one or more characters simultaneously then it's totally possible.
530290
You can make the kids share a game, but I don't think they'll be very happy with you. Each copy of the game only has one save file on it, meaning only one person can make a seperate game. I'd say you either chip in and buy the three copies of the game, get them used for a lower price, or have the kids fight over which miis get to have certain outfits. Your choice.
12666
Yes, there is one base for each player. My sons had this game when they were young so I purchased it so they could play with their sons and it was a big hit and a great surprise.
305746
As always...it depends on the child. How is his fine motor coordination? Is he patient and determined? My son is suited well for all of the above. I gave him the Rookie when he was 11 he finished it in a couple days. He really enjoyed going back to it and doing it over and over again so the replay value is really good on these things. I got him the Epic when he turned 12 (this past August) and he really enjoys it. He is still working on it. There are several places that are really hard to get past. It has 125 points to master. The Original has 100. The Rookie has 70. You might not want to get him anything harder than the Original. If it is too hard, it might just cause frustration and end up sitting on a shelf... or smashed against a wall.
1517315
No, the Pokémon X and Y games are exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS family (3DS, 3DS XL and 2DS).
1601018
Yes. You can play this game like the first. Just don't use the dragons, make a wake to stay on the board.
919480
Yes, it is possible. You would probably want to control more than one hero though, especially if fighting one of the "boss" monsters.
297968
That is not how the game is designed, but you could have a split personality to play multiple characters. It is not really a co-operative game, as the encounters involve only a single player in a location at a time. It plays fine with 2 players.DaveBoardgames4us
1099588
They are both good. They are basically the same game, but with different Pokémon. It's basically just personal preference of which pokemon you like more.
1740694
Not really. You have a sword and a shield, "X" uses your sword and "Y" uses the shield. There really aren't combos to speak of other than going back and forth with a combination of your sword and shield. Some enemies require a "heavy" attack where you hold in "X" or "Y" and it will break their guard. You hit"B" to do a roll move, which you will need to do for some enemies. It's a beautiful game though and the multiplayer is pretty fun if you have a friend to play with. Worth it if you can find it used.
681351
Yeah it does and even better u can play tag team. Meaning two characters you picked VS. two of your enemies.