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Pokemon Pikachu was the perfect virtual pet. A built-in step counter carefully kept track of how many steps proud Pikachu owners took with their Pokemon friends in tow.
Pokemon Pinball transformed the Pokemon craze into an action-packed pinball game. If you had the patience and the skill, it was possible to catch all 151 Pokemon in the game's tricky Red and Blue tables.
The very first Pokemon game for Nintendo 64 challenged gamers to snap exotic photos of their favorite Pokemon on an amazing safari. Saved snapshots could be printed out as stickers at Pokemon Snap kiosks at special locations.
Pokemon Yellow was a special version of Pokemon Red and Blue which allowed players to pick Pikachu at the very beginning of the game. New battle modes and other special features made Pokemon Yellow a must-play for newcomers and Pokemon veterans alike.
For the first time ever, Pokemon Trainers could see all of their favorite Pokemon battling in beautiful 3D. Using Transfer Packs, players could transfer their Pokemon from their Game Boy Game Packs to Nintendo 64.
The Pokemon Trading Card Game put all the excitement and strategy of the wildly popular Wizards of the Coast card game into a fun, portable Game Pak, Players could battle and trade with their friends using Game Boy Game Link Cables.
One of Nintendo's greatest puzzle games of all time got a Pokemon make-over with Pokemon Puzzle League for Nintendo 64. The game's 3D Puzzle Mode added a whole new level of depth to the already maddening gameplay.
Pokemon Gold and Pokemon Sliver offered Pokemon Trainers an all-new quest with a fresh look and tons of new Pokemon to discover. These two games introduced exciting new gameplay elements that made becoming a Master Trainer more fun than ever.
Using special voice recognition technology, Hey You, Pikachu! allowed gammers to interact and talk to Pikachu. By speaking into a microphone attached to the Nintendo 64 Controller, players could give commands to Pikachu.
Pokemon Puzzle Challenge took the addictive puzzle action of Pokemon Puzzle League and turned it into a portable game for Game Boy Color. Featuring Pokemon from Pokemon Gold and Sliver, Pokemon Puzzle Challenge was impossible to put down.
Pokemon Stadium 2 allowed players to watch their favorite characters from Pokemon Gold and Sliver battle in full 3D on Nintendo 64. Twelve arcade-style mini-games added to the fun.
This companion Pak to Pokemon Gold and Sliver delivered a variety of special features, including the ability to play as either a boy or a girl Trainer. A new Battle Tower allowed experienced Trainers to put their Pokemon to the test.
Pokemon Pikachu was the perfecct virtual pet. A built-in step counter carefully kept track of how many steps proud Pikachu owners took with their Pokemon friends in tow.
Pokemon Pikachu 2 GS improved on the original Pokemon Pikachu with color graphics, new animations and an infrared port to trade data with Pokemon Gold or Sliver for Game Boy Color.
Featuring an all-new world to explore, two-on-two battles and dozens of new Pokemon to catch, Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire deliver the ultimate Pokemon experience.
Perhaps one of the most addictive games ever created, Pokemon Pinball challenges you to rack up huge Hi-Scores as you catch all the Pokemon from Pokemon Ruby and Sapphire.