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Much of the mini game takes put in an overhead style; users' heroes can move in four directions and can talk to another people on the overworld. Users can encounter wild mini game by walking into grass, surfing on their mini game, walking through caves, and another means. They can also war another trainers' mini game. The video test in pokemo Emerald Ver is largely the same as it was in Ruby and Sapphire. When this happens, the mini game shifts to a war screen where users and their mini game are seen on the front-left portion of the screen while enemies are viewed on the back-right portion. Statistics of the mini game and their trainers are shown on the side of each participant; these statistics contain the game's levels, the trainers' mini game number (which can be anywhere between one and six), the game's health, and any status effects (such as poison, paralysis, burn, sleep, and freeze). Trainers send out the first mini game in their party and they take turns attacking where the first strike is determined usually by the speed of the two mini game. Users can select from one of four options: War, Bag, Switch, and Run. Each mini game has 1-4 various moves that they can use, which have various effects, number of uses, and types (such as Grass, Psychic, etc.). When a mini game hits 0 HP, they faint, forcing the game's trainer to switch out. Once one trainer runs out of mini game, the war is ended. When a human-controlled mini game wins a war, the mini game gains experience. Enough experience will earn that mini game a higher level, which grants upgraded statistics (which contains attack, speed, defense, unique attack, unique defense, and health) and sometimes grant fresh moves.Certain wars let for two-on-two combat; certain moves were designed to help partners while another moves are capable of attacking two or more mini game. Unlike Ruby and Sapphire which had you war two specific trainers, Emerald allowed for you to have a 2-on-2 war with two trainers both of whom you should usually war separately. Every mini game has an ability that often aides in war, such as abilities that create a mini game more strong if they are close to fainting. Wild mini game encountered by users can be captured using stuff called poké balls, which have a greater possibility of success the weaker the wild mini game is. Users can war and trade with another users by linking their copies of Emerald with another mini games (which contain Ruby, Sapphire, fireRed, and leafGreen). This can be accomplished either by using a Mini game Advance link cable or by use of the wireless adapter that was bundled with FireRed and LeafGreen. It is also compatible with pokemo Emerald Ver XD: gaming. This allows users to trade for mini game not normally obtained in Emerald.