Antonio Mauriello: ok ti ringrazio quello che sto trovando difficolta in questo momento e il gioco del cellulare magnetic of minerPH Netbox: hicashkrabber: well. someone said you can complete the offer in 3 hours anyway. so you shouldn't have too much trouble with itcashkrabber: :(Antonio Mauriello: I simply clicked the game it takes me to another page and then it makes me download it cashkrabber: really? I can't seem to get it to work. It sends me to the email thing, and then when I click it in my email it sends me back there.Alexandre Lambrechts: 
Antonio Mauriello: *to have Antonio Mauriello: just have a pc and you're done cashkrabber: Joseph what did you play to get such coins??
Gamehag: @Marius Bartsch tipped 
50 to the Raincashkrabber: That's good atleast. I wish I could play this one.Antonio Mauriello: I don't see the ads for now cashkrabber: you have started it already? are there many ads on itcashkrabber: It is ambiguous.cashkrabber: You can still try and get to level 18 and see.Antonio Mauriello: and then nothing I will do until I reach those paid ones I stop if I cannot skip them amen cashkrabber: That's how they get you.Antonio Mauriello: ah it's nonsense but how can one move forward if they don't want to pay 
Atia: 
cashkrabber: I can't say. I do not think so though. You should be able to just skip the purchases entirely.cashkrabber: ah you want to know if you've to make the purchases after making it to level 11 before you're able to recieve the level 18 reward.Antonio Mauriello: sea cof conquestcashkrabber: For which game are you referring to?Antonio Mauriello: The ads are there this is true but I wanted to understand if the paid tasks could be skipped or not cashkrabber: I'm sure the ones with purchases are optional. I think making a purchase will unlock more purchase base rewards but not hinder your progress for the other goalscashkrabber: couldn't say. I've only tried 2 so far. one is so bad. this other one, is only a little bad. way too many ads on these gamesAntonio Mauriello: I mean in some tasks is it mandatory to pay by force to continue them? Marius Bartsch: ththsksakib21: cashkrabber: for what lolabdullahmr804: How can I contact you outside of this?cashkrabber: you are contacting me right now aren't youabdullahmr804: How can I contact you?cashkrabber: well once I hit 5k I'll try to cash out and see. then come back for the restcashkrabber: I'm going to try get all the coins from this game. shouldn't be too hard.cashkrabber: if this site really does pay out. it might be worth paying to remove the ads.cashkrabber: it still has a terrible amount of ads. but it gave me some coins already.cashkrabber: Now I started one called forest cleanercashkrabber: i started one rubbish screw gameabdullahmr804: cashkrabber -What games or offers do you offer?sksakib21: cashkrabber - yescashkrabber: trynna make an ez buck. all these sites are so bad thoughabdullahmr804: Akuma sent me your contact infocashkrabber: ukcashkrabber: 4.5k eggsabdullahmr804: where are you from brocashkrabber: wait75
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Pokémon Platinum - A Pokémon Masterpiece
Whether you're a Pokémon fan or not, you need to know about Pokémon: Platinum Version. This game is filled with thrilling adventures for you and your Pokémon, learn about them by reading until the end!
What is Pokémon: Platinum Version?
Pokémon Platinum is a remastered/enhanced version of the 4th Generation Pokémon Games: Diamond & Pearl. Pokémon Platinum has a lot of major changes and little tweaks for hardcore fans of the Pokémon series, and even those who don't know that much about Pokémon! It was released on September 13, 2008 (Japan), March 22nd, 2009 (North America), May 19, 2009 (Australia), and May 22nd, 2009 (Europe).
Story Plot:
Once you press Start when launching the game for the first time, you are greeted by Professor Rowan.
He tells you all about Pokémon and their bond with humans. He also asks you things to make yourself feel more comfortable in your game experience. (Gender, name) He then asks you about your new Pokémon NPC Friend/Rival, which you can name whatever you want! The Default name is Barry. (We'll call him this for the entirety of this article.)
Once you've done all this, your Pokémon Platinum experience is about to start!
You are located in Twinleaf City, in the Sinnoh Region. You're inside your house, you just finished watching an episode of a show starring Professor Rowan called "Let's Ask Prof. Rowan!" when your friend Barry comes in and tells you that the Professor studies Pokémon, and maybe he could give you both some Pokémon so you could become Trainers. You walk around with Barry for a while, and you walk over to Route 201, and after a bit of chatting, Barry and you decide to head over to Professor Rowan's Pokémon Lab.
But then, you both stop. There's tall grass, and Wild Pokémon might jump out. But Barry doesn't seem to care and gets ready to run across the tall grass. But right when he was about to run across, someone yells "Hold it!". You both turn around to find that Professor Rowan was coming towards you both.
He notices that neither of you has Pokémon, and then contemplates giving you those. But he keeps in mind that you two were trying to run through the tall grass without Pokémon, which is not the best idea. But then Barry stands up for you, saying that he was the one who tried to run through it. Because of this, he decides to give you BOTH some Pokémon!
Right then, Dawn/Lucas comes up to Professor Rowan and gives him a briefcase, which contains 3 Pokéballs with Pokémon in them. The player then chooses a random Pokéball, which can contain any of the following 4th-Gen Starter Pokémon: Turtwig (Grass-type), Chimchar (Fire-type), or Piplup (Water-type). Make sure to make up your mind, as you can only choose once.
After choosing the Pokémon that will accompany you in your journey, you have your first Pokémon battle with Barry! Once you beat him, you both head over to Sandgem Town, where Professor Rowan's Lab is located, to thank him. He then lets your cute little Pokémon have a nickname (he also gives you a Pokédex, a little library to know all about Pokémon while you discover them).
Once you've done all this, you come out of Prof. Rowan's Lab, and your Pokémon Journey has officially begun!
Reception
To make this part as short as possible: Pokémon Platinum's reception is mostly positive. Having an aggregate rating of 84% in Metacritic and 83.14% in GameRankings. From September 13, 2008, to December 31st, 2008, it sold over 2.12 million copies in Japan only.
Do I recommend this game?
Absolutely. This was, in fact, the game that got me into Pokémon. It’s one of the best Pokémon games I’ve ever played. If you have it or have seen one at a very cheap price (such as $20, or less), consider yourself lucky, as this game is now a Collector’s Game and its price is very elevated. You can also watch videos if you want to get the Pokémon Platinum experience from the comfort of your device. That’s up to you!
Thank you for reading until the end. I hope you learned a little about Pokémon: Platinum Version. Please leave your opinions in the comments! Feedback always helps!
~ Emilenovoh, published on Gamehag.com
