How to Play Pokemon Nintendo DS ROM Hacks. If you have experienced playing Pokemon GBA ROM hacks there’s almost nothing has changed, but only the emulator and the method for patching the rom hack to your Pokemon DS base game. For Windows users, we recommend using DeSmuME; for Mac OS users, you may use OpenEmu; and for iOS, there’s iNDS; and Open Pokémon: Let’s Go. button. At the top right, tap the Nintendo Switch icon. Tap all the Pokémon you’ll like to send to the Nintendo Switch. You can only send Pokémon originally discovered in the Kanto Region with the exception of the Mythical Pokémon Mew. From there, head to Hoenn in Emerald to get your hands on more Pokemon like Mawile, Exploud, and Salamence. Now you'll get into the original DS games: Platinum will give you the Sinnoh Pokemon like Torterra, Staraptor, and Rotom, and finally, play Black and White for the latest generation of these little monsters. If Pokemon was smart, they would release like a $9.99 a month sub service on switch with all of there games from gen 1-7 which connects to home. I’m gonna disagree with a lot of the comments here and say I do expect Gens 1, 2, and 3 to be added to switch with home support. It just seems too obvious. Pokémon Emerald is an enhanced version of the role-playing game Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire that was popular on Game Boy Advance. There's no need for a console to revisit this legendary game. You can play the game via one of the Game Boy Advance emulators. You can enter codes by opening the Cheat menu within the emulator and selecting the game. In Emerald, can you get the national Pokedex before seeing every Hoenn Pokemon? What are all the areas that become accessible or expanded after obtaining the national Pokedex in Emerald? Why can’t I view my Pokédex in Emerald? What order do I need to play the Pokemon games (i.e. Emerald, Platinum, then.) to eventually compile them all? Gen III are the least accessible games at the moment. Gen I, II and IV through VII can be played on 3DS, and of course Gen VIII is on switch, but to play Gen III you have to dig out a Gameboy or a DS, and I have no idea where my DS is anymore. It seems as though they have finally stopped annual releases (thank you) and if so, porting over older 4) Using Gameshark codes to get to the Faraway Island. - You're supposed to be able to get there by enabling the code and walking through a door. I've tried about five and none have worked for me. 5) Using Ciro's Pokemon Maker. - I found out about this program, tracked it down and used it. ffr93w.