Pokemon: Fire Red

September 9 will change everything. The world of Pok?mon will expand. Pok?mon technology will make its next quantum leap. We've seen the future, and it's all about Pok?mon FireRed and Pok?mon LeafGreen.

The new games are set in Kanto, the region where Pok?mon first took root and exploded into a major phenomenon, and the latest titles stuff in tons of exciting new features. One thing's for certain: when Pok?mon FireRed and LeafGreen get into Trainers' hands, Pok?mon fans stand to become the coolest, most connected gaming community in the world.

When you get your copy of Pok?mon FireRed or LeafGreen, you'll also nab Nintendo's cutting-edge peripheral: the Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter. Upcoming Nintendo titles will feature Wireless Adapter gameplay in a variety of brilliant ways, but Pok?mon FireRed and LeafGreen will be the first to venture into the wireless gaming realm on the GBA. The Pok?mon community will be brought together like never before.

• Return to the world of Kanto originally explored in Pok?mon Red and Pok?mon Blue, where the adventure is brought to life better than ever with dazzling GBA graphics and dozens of surprising new features
• Experience the original duo's plot, prove yourself in the region's Pok?mon League while single-handedly bringing down Team Rocket, plus pursue major new storylines that will add unexpected twists
• Once you prove yourself, you'll be able to bring the Pok?mon you caught from Pok?mon FireRed and Pok?mon LeafGreen into Pok?mon Ruby, Pok?mon Sapphire and Pok?mon Colosseum!
• You can connect Hoenn and Kanto, and transport Pok?mon between Pok?mon Ruby/Sapphire and Pok?mon FireRed/LeafGreen
• You can currently connect a Pok?mon Ruby or Sapphire GBA Pak to the Pok?mon Colosseum GCN game to transport Pok?mon between Hoenn and Orre
• Shadow Pok?mon that you Snag in Pok?mon Colosseum's Story Mode can be used for competitions in Pok?mon Colosseum's Battle Mode
• When the new GBA games are released on September 9, you'll be able to transport Pok?mon between Kanto and Orre for the first time