Pokemon Super Mega Emerald
Catch Johto and Hoenn starters in Emerald, use Mega Groudon and Mega Kyogre, and buy stones that trigger or reverse Mega Evolution.
- Modern mechanics
- Plays on
- PC · Android · iPhone (emulator)
- Base game
- Pokémon Emerald
- Version
- 08-30-2014 Update
- Made by
- Macky Rivera
About Pokemon Super Mega Emerald
Mega forms for Groudon and Kyogre, plus two kinds of Mega Stones, give Pokémon Super Mega Emerald its central twist. Macky Rivera created this GBA hack from the Emerald codebase and engine. Johto and Hoenn starters can be caught during the adventure. Mega Stones are sold at the Pokémon League and in Lilycove City: one kind starts Mega Evolution, while the other returns a Pokémon to its normal form.
What's in it
- Catch starters from Johto and Hoenn.
- Groudon and Kyogre have Mega forms.
- Buy Mega Stones at the Pokémon League and in Lilycove City.
- One Mega Stone triggers Mega Evolution, while another restores the normal form.
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