Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love Pokemon X and y and would recommend it to everyone. I'ts a game that can be played by children and adults. I find this game to be a bit easier to play then the previous Pokemon games.

Nintendo and gamefreak releases another gem in this series. the story is compelling and cute. the game play is fun it is not challenging but its fun and there are many components allowing people to play how they like a lot of the mini games are more fun than you would think and its a basic joy to play you know its good when for a month every resteaunt you go too has a group of people playing and random strangers ask for friend codes and chat about the game >8)

Bought for my 8 year old brother and he loves it won’t put it down had to repurchase for my husband so they could play together because they are both Pokémon fans

Pokemon X (and its companion game, Pokemon Y) are the best installments in the series. The introduction is swift and lacks the length and cumbersome hand-holding of previous entries. Players are quickly immersed into the world and sent out to catch Pokemon within minutes. As for the cast of cutesy creatures, many of the series' most recognizable Pokemon are featured right from the beginning alongside new and ever more exotic monsters. The new Mega-Evolution mechanic brings new things to learn and see from long standing fan favourite Pokemon, appealing to new players and longtime fans alike. Visually, it's a fantastic art style with a new anime stylized focus that sets it apart from past entries. Lastly, the title makes good use of Internet features in a way that doesn't seem overly intrusive to gameplay. You can trade Pokemon online, either with friends or strangers. Unfortunately, there are a few negatives. For example, the 3d effect isn't available all the time and is instead relegated to mostly the combat portions of the game. Thus, the frequent swaps could be jarring. Also, the game is designed to be accessible for a wide variety of ages, so the writing is simplistic and the difficulty isn't very high, so don't expect much of a challenge. This game is nearly identical to its sister title Pokemon X, but there are a few Pokemon exclusive to this title that aren't available in the other. If you're looking to catch them all, you'll need to team up with a friend who has the other game, or trade on the Internet powered global trading system.

While many thought that Black and White couldn't be topped, Gamefreak comes out with another main entry to top the previous. X and Y introduces the fairy type, mega evolutions, and most importantly 3D! While I won't go into full detail for the gameplay of the game (which remains largely unchanged from previous pokemon games), the game has a ton to offer with different characters, gyms, towns, and pokemon.

My son wanted a new game before vacation and with his new found love of Pokemon cards, this game was a natural. Seems to really enjoy it and it very easy for him to understand.

For the longest time I didn't want to play pokemon anymore and I played endless hours of Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, and Silver. After that I touched Black and wasn't too impressed. But then this came out and changed everything. Unfortunately I missed out on Soul silver so I need to hunt that down. But this game's 3D world and vast pokemon selection is amazing! There's just so so so many! The character design is amazing now and the classic pokemon make old fans so happy as well (Or atleast I am!) If you haven't had a good Pokemon game since the classics. I'm gonna recommend skipping straight to X and Y then Ruby and Sapphire on 3DS.

For any fan of the series, this game was pretty fun and easy to go through. The biggest obstacle is trying to attain all pkmn available in the game, and then having to trade for a complete pokedex. With over 700 of these things, it does take time, but there are new features to making the goals attainable.

I haven't played pokemon since yellow. I thought I'd give this a try and the nostalgia was overwhelming when I stumbled upon my first pidgey. 10/10 can't stop playing.

Pokemon is just one of those games that can stand the test of time. While I think they may have gotten out of hand with how many pokemon they have I believe that this is still one of the best games since heart gold and soul silver. The story is amazing. The graphics are out of this world for a pokemon game and they added some very nice multiplayer features. This is defiantly a MUST play for any fan of the pokemon series.

I really enjoyed playing this game on my 3DS. I have not played a pokemon game since generation I and I really liked all the new features this game has to offer.

Bought it for my girlfriend's son as a birthday gift. He was super excited to get it and has played it for hours and hours. He really enjoys the game!

My kids have picked up the Pokémon bug. Being a long time fan myself, I decided to get them a game. They love it, and now we can have family battles.

Pokémon is simply such an addictive experience, that everybody needs to play at some point or another. I think this is a great game to try it out!

I haven't played a pokemon game since ruby version back on the GBA, still has the core basics with so much new additions and visually better.

I like pokemon, it is great game for my son, he has been asking about it all time. I like to play with him too. we spend a lot of time playing together.

A great version of Pokemon to get into if you're new to the series or have not picked up a game in a while. Like other titles, there are more pokemon to catch than ever and new features to add diversity to the gameplay. Also, like the other titles you need both X and Y to catch all of the pokemon between the two and some of the older titles to catch the rest of the pokemon.

Pokemon has essentially stayed the same for it's entire life, aside from new pokemon and updated graphics but it's still maintained the fun.

I remember playing pokemon blue and red. They were my favorite. Time to learn more about new pokemon because I haven't touched any since then.

I bought this game for my niece to play on her Nintendo 2DS and she loves it. I have Pokemon Y, which is also a great (and nearly identical) game.