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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 Radio
   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. Pokemon Diamond/Pearl

   Reviewer: GameLemon
   23 November 2007

   Overall 10

   

    

   A fantastically made and surprisingly deep RPG for all ages. Perhaps the greatest of the Pokémon games to date. Read more

4. Reviewer: VideoGamer.com
   27 July 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   Regardless of such niggles, Diamond and Pearl are among the best Pokémon titles so far, if not the best. Visually the game is fantastic, ably juggling 2D and 3D elements, and the soundtrack is catchy, upbeat and distinctly Pokémon themed. If you are a virgin monster hunter or seasoned fan with a bulging Pokédex, this game will be engrossing, exciting and provide wonderfully fulfilling escapism. Read more

5. Reviewer: Game Informer
   25 July 2007

   Overall 9

   

    

   Yes, there was a time when all I could think about was catching ‘em all. I thought I had put those days behind me, but here I am again, whiling away a Friday evening in front of my DS while games like God of War II await me at home. Maybe drug dealers should take a cue and start peddling Pokémon on street corners. However, like my level 16 Prinplup, I wish this series had evolved a little more than it has. The story still isn’t very involving, and the graphics hardly ... Read more

1. Reviewer: dalejrgirl, Walmart
   29 June 2008

   Overall 8

   

    

   This customer did not write a text review. Recommends this product? Yes Age: 35 - 44 Gender: Male Has owned product for: 3 - 4 months Uses product: A few times per month Read more

2. Same game as before but still fun

   Reviewer: Blueclops, Game Almighty
   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