Pokemon Red Version

It's the game that started a revolution, but it's not just the fad that convinced gamers to "catch 'em all." This deceptively simple and child-friendly roleplaying game design is a far deeper game design than it looks. <I>Pokemon</I> features way more strategy and gameplay than it leads on, offering gamers almost infinite gaming possibilities even after the main adventure ends. <I>Pocket Monsters Red</I> was released in Japan in 1996 by mail-order only (the two launch titles were <I>Green</I> and <I>Blue</I>). The franchise arrived in the west in 1998 as <I>Pokemon Blue</I> and <I>Red</I> (Roald Dahl holds the copyright for "Pocket Monsters" in the west, so the title was changed to the Japanese colloquial name). The games could be linked up with each other and with the N64's <I>Pokemon Stadium</I> titles for creature trading.

With classic graphics and music, Pokémon Red Version stays true to the original game released nearly 20 years ago. You'll feel like you're playing it

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