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Hm, are there any programs on Steam that would be more fitting?
The game was called "Pokemon Pyrite", look it up
Or you could but RPG Maker XP (which is a bit cheaper) and use the resources available here!: http://pokemonessentials.wikia.com/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_Essentials_Wiki
Hope that you do decide to make your own fangame :)
edit: of-course having some monsters having those "capture items" drop rate rarer than others.
I wouldn't know if this way works though, cause i haven't tested it.
There are various ways to do this. Depending on how accurate you want to be to original Pokemon games, you may or may not need to make or find scripts for it.
Here is a fun example: If you want to be able to easily collect Pokemon characters that join your party, you could just go to your Database, and change your Actors to various Pokemon graphics. You'll need to import graphics for this, too, of course. But then, just put an event on the map, and use the "Change Party Member" command to make it add the desired actor to your party. Now you'll be walking around with your pokemon following you! This is just something simple and fun, even if it isn't quite like the original Pokemon games.