Pokemon Crossed Universes (GBA) Rom Download

“Pokemon Crossed Universes” is a GBA Rom Hack made by Corbitto. Discover 2 regions with Pokemon from generations 1 to 9, featuring new regional forms!

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Pokemon Crossed Universes GBA Rom Hack

Creator: Corbitto
Base ROM: Emerald
Language: English
Latest Version: Beta 1
Released on: September 06, 2024
Status: Developing

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Story

Ten years ago, two trainers in the Novocoyan region became the first to earn eight gym badges and were set to battle for the title of the first Novocoyan champion. However, one trainer didn’t show up, resulting in a disappointing default win. The locals were really let down since they were looking forward to an exciting match.

Now, ten years later, a new generation of trainers is gearing up to take on the gym challenge. But strange lights are appearing in the sky, and some trainers are using creatures they call “not Pokemon” in battles. What are these creatures? Where do they come from? And how will they affect the journey of the new hopeful champions?

Features

Pokemon from Generation 1 to 9
Two regions to explore
Double wild battles
Fairy type included
Reusable TMs
Ability to run indoors
Physical/Special Split
New moves and abilities
Regional forms
Updated trainer AI
New shiny color palettes
Secret cabin system
New subspecies
New creatures that change battle dynamics
Text in Latin American Spanish
Character mugshots
New music
New attack animations
Wild Pokemon change based on the time of day
One selectable character
Multiple rivals
A different take on villains (no soldiers or uniformed admins, nothing like the usual villain teams)

Version Differences

Mature Version: This version has more local humor and dirty jokes and some rudeness.
Family Version: This version has lighter jokes, and the rudeness is censored.

Must Read Before Playing

This beta is just a test version, and a lot can change between different betas. That means your saved game probably won’t work with future versions.