Swampert's survivability is excellent, and it gains some very nice offensive abilities with its Mega Evolution. Mudkip evolves into the tank-like Water/Ground-type Swampert. Picking Torchic will make the first gym leader, who uses Rock-type monsters, somewhat more difficult, but will allow you to blitz the Elite 4 and the Champion with relative ease much later. It's a tad slow without its Speed Boost hidden ability, but it packs a real punch against gym leaders. Torchic evolves into the powerful Fire/Fighting-type Blaziken. Regardless of which version you choose, you will have access to one of three starters from the Hoenn region: Torchic, Mudkip, and Treecko. Here is a list of version exclusives to help you out. One really good way to get good monsters if to offer up starter Pokémon, with monsters like Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur always being hot commodities. The best way to find version-exclusive monsters is to go on the Global Trade System via the PSS menu feature and start searching. Keep in mind that no matter which version you choose, you should have a relatively easy time collecting the monsters from the other version, even legendaries like Kyogre. Team Magma and Team Aqua are seeking Groudon and Kygogre respectively and depending on which version you choose, you will have a chance to catch one of these legendary monsters. While the story is consistent in both, the enemies are different, with Omega Ruby featuring the fire-focused Team Magma and Alpha Sapphire featuring the water-focused Team Aqua. The version you choose has a fairly substantial impact on your playing experience this time around more even than in most Pokémon games. Should you play Pokémon Omega Ruby or Pokémon Alpha Sapphire?
Use this guide to help you get started as you explore the Hoenn region.
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In my review I touted them as excellent entry points for beginners, but they can still be overwhelming if you've never picked up the series before. Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha are huge games.
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