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1. Reviewer: gamersquad.com
   22 February 2008

   Pokemon Diamond and Pearl are traditional Pokemon RPGs that take place in a region called Sinnoh. When you set off on your travels, you’ll be able to play as either a boy or girl Trainer. Read more

2. Pokemon Diamond (Nintendo DS)

   Reviewer: unclegamer.com
   12 December 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Thank to you, Nintendo, I haven’t been able to have a civilized conversation with an adult for 2 weeks. Read more

3. Reviewer: eternalgaming.com
   08 July 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Having now pumped more than 15 hours into the game, I can assure anyone who hasn't got a copy of the game, my last question above is not at all true. In fact, Diamond has to be ranked as one of the best games I've played this year. Everything from the graphics, to the music, to the gameplay Nintendo has got virtually everything spot on. Read more

4. Reviewer: gamerdad.com
   29 June 2007

   Overall 4

   

    

   Pokemon is violent, but it teaches empowerment, the value of training and practice, patience, and, well, there's something about it that makes kids pore over books of Poke-knowledge and mythology seeking to not only catch them all, but to see all the TV shows, watch the movies, and play all the games. Parents should know that the game isn't technically addictive, but your kids will probably need some limits on play. Pokemon can lead to obsessive behavior. Lastly, Pear... Read more

5. Pokémon: Diamond/Pearl

   Reviewer: nzgamer.com
   21 June 2007

   Overall 8

   

    

   Back in the late 90s, a little video game available in two flavours and known simply as Pocket Monsters took the video game world by surprise. Essentially rekindling the fledging Game Boy flame and reviving hardware that was nearly a decade old, the Japanese RPG collect-a-thon caught everyone in the industry flatfooted. Its popularity was off the charts and simply couldn’t have been predicted. Read more

1. Pok?n Diamond

   Reviewer: swapgame.com
   28 November 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   this is probebly the biggest pokemon game ever made! Finally being able to capture all 493 pokemon my seem like it will take a long time but the battles, trades and interacting with your friends online means this games lifespan is almost infinet (bad spelling XD) this is a game that every DS owner must own even if you don't like pokemon you must play it. Read more

2. Same game as before but still fun

   Reviewer: Blueclops, gamealmighty.com
   25 April 2007

   Pokémon is now in its 4th generation with the induction of Diamond and Pearl. The game basically puts the player in the shoes of a new kid, stumbling into his new job of Pokémon trainer. Sadly, the biggest change from the last game is the graphics. While each game has had a slight graphical increase, this is the first game to be "3D". Windmills have polygonal turbines instead of pixilated ones, and I walk around on a large bridge which is its own area, then below it. ... Read more