Pokemon Instant Death Edition Rom
Play a completed FireRed variant with following Pokémon, customized level-up moves, refreshed Generation VI menu sprites and new audiovisual assets.
- Status
- Completed
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- Completed V2.0.1.4
- Made by
- darknessblade
About Pokemon Instant Death Edition Rom
Pokémon Instant Death Edition updates FireRed with customized level-up movepools and Pokémon that can follow you. Darknessblade made this completed GBA hack, version 2.0.1.4. It refreshes Generation VI menu sprites and adds new sounds, tiles and sprites. Mauville City's Game Corner Awards also contain surprises to discover. The game uses a 640 by 480 display size alongside these visual and audio changes.
What's in it
- Updates the Generation VI menu sprites.
- Adds surprises to the Game Corner Awards in Mauville City.
- Adds new sound effects, tiles and sprites.
- Uses a 640 by 480 display size.
- Lets Pokémon follow the player.
- Customizes Pokémon level-up movepools.
Screenshots
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