The Pokemon Tower -> Pokemon Videogames

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Pokemon Yellow Pok�mon Yellow, is an updated game of the original Pok�mon Red and Blue. It has been improved in terms of graphics, as now Pok�mon look much cooler and nicer than before, an example? Look at the game's intro. Also Pok�mon Yellow has some differences in comparison with the original games. Also a new Pok�dex with new Pok�mon graphics and info has replaced the old Red and Blue one. The plot of the game still is catch all Pok�mon and become the greatest master, but now, your adventure will start quite similar at the television show, so don't expect to get as your first Pok�mon Bulbasaur, Squirtle or Charmander, because you won't, you will get the famous Pikachu! Also Gary will have different Pok�mon. Pikachu will never evolve to Raichu in this game (as the tv show). Pikachu will also be a little peculiar. Pikachu's attack and defense when battling will be affected with the way you are treating him, and also depending in his happiness level you will get the 3 starting Pok�mon from Red and Blue. Yeah, all 3 starting Pok�mon.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pok�mon Sliver/Gold Pok�mon Gold and Silver utilize the general design blueprint supplied in Red/Blue/Yellow -- Boy wanders the land to become the greatest Pok�mon trainer in the world, with an archrival out to take your glory every step of the way. Both versions are identical in every way, except for the character images during battles, and the characters that can be caught in the wild, keeping with the "trading is necessary" design. The game has the familiar Japanese-style RPG engine, meaning top-down scrolling provides the perspective, and big-headed people inhabit the world. The hook in Pok�mon is the fact that you yourself don't do your own fighting -- instead, creatures you capture in the wild supply the brute force of your battle skills. The creatures are Pok�mon, and in Pok�mon Gold and Silver there are exactly 251different species of these animals hiding in the game, waiting to be caught and trained. Happy hunting!	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pok�mon Crystal In Japan, Pok�mon Crystal was released as the main reason to pick up a Mobile Adapter, the interface between the Game Boy Color/Advance and a Japanese cell-phone. In Crystal, kids can dial up to Nintendo's game server and trade/battle Pok�mon with other users in remote locations, as well as attend set events by dialing in at a specific time. The updated title's existence was justified because it incorporated these new elements on top of a slightly updated quest and engine.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pok�mon Ruby/Sapphire Nintendo's mega-popular monster-battling RPG is back with Pokemon Ruby and Pokemon Sapphire for the Game Boy Advance. These new Pokemon quests take players on a journey through Hoenn, where they can train, battle, trade and earn badges with a new set of Pokemon. Ruby and Sapphire offer over 100 new Pokemon, and completely overhauled graphics, thanks to the power of the Game Boy Advance. A new two-on-two battle system raises the level of strategy and excitement, as a single player can simultaneously battle two Pokemon. Multiplayer options have also been expanded as two players can battle against each other with two Pokemon each, as well as a new four-player battle mode.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pok�mon Fire Red/Leaf Green Remake of the original Game Boy title Pokemon Red (released in Japan in 1996). The main objective remains the same: catch and train Pokemon and become the ultimate Pokemon Master. The game has been upgraded visually for the Game Boy Advance and supports wireless link-up for trading without cables. The game also enables trading and battling of the original Pokemon that started the craze with the new Sapphire and Ruby editions. In addition to linking up with the other GBA Pokemon titles, the game also features built-in support for GameCube's Pokemon Colosseum, including Pokemon transfer to the GCN and various extra functionality that can only be obtained via link-up.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pokemon Trading Card Game The game begins with a sample battle. You have to follow the instructions to the tee or the round will start over. It's confusing unless you look at the manual, it's in Japanese but you can figure it out by the pictures.First you are given seven cards from your "deck". You first have to pick the monsters you want to use for the battle, and press the B button. When it's your turn, you have to charge up your Pokemon with an "energy" card, and depending on how much energy your Pokemon has you can select different fighting moves. There are also "Trainer" cards that do various things like heal damage, remove a Pokemon from play, or get extra cards from your deck. As you win battles, the other trainers give you cards to add to your deck. There are also "Evolution" cards that evolve your Pokemon to the next level, give them more HP and more powerful attacks. As usual there are a ridiculous amount of Pokemon to be collected. The game is non- linear in the sense that you can go to any Gym, any time to battle. There are alot of gyms too, one for every type of Pokemon, Fire Gym, Water Gym. etc.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Pokemon Pinball / Ruby Pokemon Pinball has all the features you'd demand of a pinball game, including bonus tables, lots of bumpers and ways to score massive points. As with your standard videogame pinball game, the left button on the D-pad and the A-button control the flippers with the R/L triggers used to shake the table. The catch here is that everything is themed in Pokemon. Instead of a ball, you make use of a Pokeball. Instead of standard bumpers, you're hitting the Pokeball against other Pokemon, and the ultimate goal is of course to "catch 'em all". The game features 200 Pokemon, two main tables, and link cable support.	0	0	-- In: ---- By: