Pokemon Platinum Version Release Information for DS

Title Data

Genre:: Role-Playing > Trainer
Developer:: Game Freak
ESRB Descriptor(s):: No Descriptors
Local Players:: 1-5 Players
Online Players:: 2 Players
Wikipedia (EN):: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Diamond_and_Pearl

Release Data

Box	Title
Box	Region	Publisher	Product ID	Distribution / Barcode	Release Date	Rating
	Pocket Monsters Platina
	JP	The Pokemon Company	NTR-CPUJ-JPN	4902370517125	09/13/08	A
	Pokemon Platinum Version
	US	Nintendo	NTR-CPUE-USA	045496740177	03/22/09	E
	Pokemon Platinum Version (w/Bonus Figure & Case)
	US	Nintendo	NTR-PUW1-USA		03/22/09	E
	Pokemon Platinum Version
	AU	Nintendo	NTR-CPUE-AUS		05/14/09	PG
	Pokemon Platinum Version
	EU	Nintendo	NTR-CPUP-EUR		05/22/09	3+
	Pocket Monsters PT Giratina
	KO	Nintendo	NTR-CPUK-KOR		07/02/09	ALL

Description

Another world has emerged in the Sinnoh Region...

...A world where space & time are altered!

New Discoveries, New Challenges!
Catch, train, and battle your favorite Pokemon, and discover ancient, mythical Pokemon in this exciting new adventure!

Expanded Online Options!
New experiences in the Wi-Fi Plaza and Battle Frontier!

Contributions

Data and credits for this game contributed by _Genesis , 1258lkj , AlanEdgeHead , BartSmith , Blk_Mage_Ctype , Chaos Control , Cosmic! , discoinferno84 , GastonRabbit , GundamX75 , Henry Beams , JFRL9 , link6694 , Mreow , NekoLelouch , Nintendoboy375 , NyuuTheKitsune , oliist , PiperStarfireGilmore , pokemon_dreamer , pokemonboy607 , and yankeesrule3526 .

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Game Detail

Platform: DS
Genre: Role-Playing » Trainer
Developer: Game Freak
Publisher: Nintendo
Release: March 22, 2009
See Also: Pokemon Diamond Version, Pokemon Pearl Version
Also Known As: Pocket Monsters Platina (JP), Pocket Monsters PT Giratina (KO)
Franchise: Pokemon

Game Trivia

The years in which Pokemon Diamond and Pearl were released were also the introduction of the Pokemon VGCs, or "video game championships": these were competitions held at the regional, then national and global levels in which people would be able to compete directly with other players for the title of Pokemon World Champion. This in turn began to make players more concerned about factors normally trivial for non-competitive play, such as EVs and Natures, and was also the rise of a number of battle simulators to lessen the amount of work on people that would possibly be spent in making a flawed team.

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