Sure, Game Freak could have added color or integrate the 3DS’ second screen, but it is okay that they didn’t.
I, of course, chose Squirtle as my Pokemon and set off on my way. Being pretty much a direct port, there are only 150 Pokemon to collect, which seems like an easy task compared to the hundreds that now exist in the current games. He then sends you on a quest to capture and collect data on as many Pokemon as you can. You meet professor Oak who gives both you and his grandson, your unexplained rival, each a Pokemon to train. The game starts out with you as a young boy ready to go out on your own, and for some reason, your mom has no qualms about that. The monochromatic coloring and 4-bit music bring back a sense of nostalgia. Playing the game is just like it was 20 years ago. I got the download code, completed the download, and sure enough, it was a direct port utilizing the Virtual Console feature. I wasn’t sure if the games would be an HD remake, a modified port utilizing the dual screens on the 3DS like the new Pokemon games, or just a direct port. The games themselves were released on February 27, 2016, but knowing that I would be getting a review copy, I ignored the details. I am sure I am not the only one that felt that way during the announcement. My childhood was going to be relived nearly 20 years later. Then on November 12, 2015, Nintendo announced that it will be bringing Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow to the Nintendo eShop for download on the Nintendo 3DS and I was ecstatic. I took that game with me everywhere, until one fateful day when a cheat code for a rare Pokemon went horribly awry and not only deleted my save file but also rendered it impossible to save the game again (thanks, Game Genie). Eventually, Pokemon Yellow came out, and for some reason, I never replaced the Pokemon Blue game.
I even entered in some local Pokemon championships in the city I grew up in. My childhood friend across the street had Pokemon Red, so we would always sync up with the connection cable and battle it out. One of my first games for my GameBoy was Pokemon Blue. My Tamagotchi (it was the ’90s) was a Pikachu. We watched the show and reenacted the scenes outside. All of my friends played not only the video games but also the card game. Hit up the link for more information.As a kid growing up in the ’90s, Pokemon was a big part of my life. On the same day, three new Nintendo 2DS Special Edition bundles will also launch. It also includes a download code for a new Pokemon menu theme.Ĭover plates in Europe are Super Mystery Dungeon and Pokemon series-themed. The North American version features two cover plates: one with the Blastoise evolution of Wartortle and the other Charizard. If you're in the market for a New 3DS, a bundle featuring Red, Blue and Yellow pre-installed on the system will release tomorrow as well. Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow will release for 3DS tomorrow, February 27 through the Nintendo eShop. Pokemon from Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire along with Pokémon X & Y can also be transferred to Pokemon Sun and Moon using the bank feature. This will make it possible for players to move all captured Pokemon wirelessly from Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow, to the upcoming games. During today's Nintendo Direct, it was announced Pokemon Sun and Moon would feature Pokemon Bank functionality.
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