My Pokemon Ranch - Depositing and Withdrawing Pokemon

Okay, so now we are going to talk about one of the most important functions on My Pokemon Ranch.  This is known as Connect To DS.  You can see it on the main menu at the top left, right under Wii Menu.  When you select it a screen will come up informing you that if you delete your game on the DS and Start another one, you cannot receive the Pokemon you deposited from the game you had before.  The Pokemon can only be returned to the game that they were taken from.

After you start your Pokemon Diamond or Pearl game on your DS, you will come to a menu which has a few options.  Before you continue your journey, select Connect To Wii.  Afterwards this screen should come up showing that it is connecting to the DS.  

Once connected the Screen will show a little Blimp like object floating in the sky and a message letting you know that it connected.

After that, on your DS you can choose whether or not you wish to Deposit, or Withdraw Pokemon from the Ranch.  If you chose to Withdraw, a screen will come up showing all of the Pokemon inside the Ranch.

What you do with it is up to you.  Oh yeah, I almost forgot, at the beginning you can only have 20 Pokemon in the Ranch at a time.  It sucks, I know.  Fortunately, there is a way to increase this limit.  I will talk about that with you all next time,  see you around!

My Pokemon Ranch

I have decided on which game I wish to discuss with you all now.  It is called My Pokemon Ranch for the Wii. I purchased it today, in spite of one of my friend's sincerest warnings, for my wife because she really wanted to get the Mew from it.  It cost me 1000 Wii Points, which is 10 Euros, or 10 Dollars if you are in America.  Right now I know that this game connects to Pokemon Pearl and Diamond, which is cool because it is like a big storage box for all of your Pokemon.  Overall I feel that this game is interesting, though I think that it would be nice if there was an update to work with the later games.

The graphics aren't that impressive, as is the case with most Wii games.  It went with a 3D model style which is alright, but it makes some of the Pokemon look really deformed.  The music is alright, as far as I know there is only one track that plays, but its relaxing so it is bearable to listen to for long periods of time.  You can put up to 5 Miis in the ranch that interact with the Pokemon. It is entertaining, because the Pokemon often do things to the Miis, like chase them around the ranch while the Miis look terrified.

I will bring you more information soon about this game!