The excitement of fans over the release of two new Pokemon Games - Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire for Nintendo 3DS on Friday (Nov. 21, 2014) is enough evidence of the fact that there has been no dent in the popularity of Pokemon Games over the years.

The principle of Pokemon games is quite simple - pull together the entire little creatures possible, get into battles; and, in the process, look out for the evildoers.

The two latest Pokemon that will be released this Friday also promise the same thing and players will really enjoy doing what they have been doing with Pokemon games so long.

Earlier in 2003, Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby were released on the Gameboy Advance for the first time. After 11 years, the games will be receiving some graphical updates.

Apart from some 3D in the battle scenes of the games, the latest Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby games preserve their classic features from the original games released in 2003. Apart from the 3D bit, the games are basically the same 2D Pokemon games that players have been familiar over all these years.

However, the games also incorporate new features similar to GPS called DexNav. This feature is useful when players notice a Pokemon crackling in the bushes. With the DexNav, a player no longer needs to go over to the Pokemon and locate it. Now, the DexNav will focus on the bushes and show the player the details about the Pokemon and whether or not it's worth to go over and look at.

The player may already have the Pokemon, but it may also be one having has extraordinary features that the player may need.

On that note, both the versions, Pokemon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, are listed for $40.