Pokemon Maia
Pokémon Maia offers an open-world FireRed adventure with story changes, new audio, tiles and sprites, plus a new Pokédex.
- Open world
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon FireRed
- Version
- Version Infinity Point 2
- Made by
- Wobb
About Pokemon Maia
An open world with story changes gives Pokémon Maia a different route through FireRed. Wobb created this GBA hack, version Infinity Point 2. It adds new sound, tiles, sprites, and a new Pokédex, while its altered palettes are part of the visual overhaul. Its unconventional palette choices and joke-like feature claims are retained as part of the package, including infinite gameplay and zero hours of fun.
What's in it
- An open world with story changes
- New sound, tiles, and sprites
- Infinite gameplay time
- Zero hours of fun
- Ugly palettes
- A new Pokédex
Screenshots
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