Your quest is elementary enough to understand, and is again quite familiar to those who have already played games in the series. Once captured, the Pokemon joins your team and you can level up that creature, exploit its strengths, and use it against other Pokemon as you go about your quest. To catch Pokemon, one uses a Poke Ball (or a variant thereof) in battle with a wild Pokemon. What are Pokemon, and how do you train them? Well, Pokemon are wild animals which are wildly popular in Sinnoh (where the main game takes place), but these animals can be captured and pitted against other Pokemon (whether wild or captured) in battles between the temporary enemies. In the game, you play as a main character (who you name, pick the gender of, et cetera) who wants to become a Pokemon trainer. Pokemon Diamond/Pearl is a multifaceted RPG. However, if this is your first Pokemon game, you might be confused as to just what the game's all about, what you're supposed to do in the game, and how the game is ultimately beaten. Those who have played a Pokemon game before won't need to read this section, because the series has changed very little since the 1990's.

If you choose to change the controls manually in the game, keep in mind that the control explanations above will thereafter be false. * - The controls described are only for the default scheme. 'Register' shortcut, mostly for Key Items (such as Rods) Use on inventory menus to move items around Use to move your character around and to navigate through menus 'Cancel' button used to backtrack through menus, cancel decisions, etc. 'Main Button' used to talk, execute commands, examine, etc. Our grid below will briefly explain the function of each control, with the control name on the left and the explanation on the right. Since Pokemon Diamond/Pearl is only on the Nintendo DS, explaining what the controls do won't be a fruitless endeavor in multi-platformism. Those looking to guarantee their ignorance on in-game plots and how the game functions might not find full-blown spoilers here, but they still might want to play the game (or at least try) before reading this section of the guide. As with our comprehensive walkthrough, the spoilers will be slight, but not entirely non-existent.

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