Pokemon X and Y

Game Overview
Pokemon X and Y were not released on the Game Boy Advance; they are Nintendo 3DS titles developed by Game Freak and published by Nintendo. They arrived in 2013, a period when the handheld landscape was shifting toward glasses-free 3D, and these games were a clear step into that new visual style for the series.You control a young trainer beginning a journey across the Kalos region, aiming to collect eight gym badges, challenge the Pokemon League, and unravel a plot involving an ancient weapon. The core loop involves exploring routes and caves, capturing wild Pokemon to build a team, and engaging in turn-based battles against other trainers. Signature mechanics include the new Fairy type, which rebalanced many older Pokemon matchups, and Mega Evolution, a temporary mid-battle transformation for specific species that changes their appearance and stats. The pacing is brisk, with experience share distributing gains to your entire party, making it easier to maintain a balanced team without excessive grinding. It feels like a polished and expansive adventure that respects the series' traditions while confidently introducing its own ideas.