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| Pok�mon Green You may not know it, but there used to be a Pok�mon Green. It was the partner to Red. (This was in Japan in 1995). But for some reasons, Green didn't do well in the market, so they took it down and it was replaced by it's substitute, Blue. I don't know the details, 'cos I got this info on another webpage. I heard that the Pok�mon in green were ugly. Pok�mon Red And Blue The goal of red and blue is to catch and tame as many of the 150 Pok�mon as you can, but there's a snag. To get all 150 Pok�mon, you must trade for the other Pok�mon with someone who's got the other version using the Link Cable. Not In Red Not In Blue But In Blue But In Red Magmar Scyther Meowth Ekans Persian Arbok Sandshrew Electrabuzz Sandslash Growlithe Pinsir Arcanine Bellsprout Oddish Weepinbell Gloom Vileplume Vileplume Vulpix Mankey Ninetales Primape Weedle Kakuna Beedrill Pok�mon Yellow Start your adventure in blue/red over again but in style. In this game your first pok�mon is 'Pikachu' who follows you around the screen. The graphics have been drastically improved. The Pok�mon are found in different places. Not Available In Yellow Magmar Ekans Weezing Beedrill Meowth Arbok Weedle Jynx Persian Koffing Kakuna Project Crystal Not much is known about this game, and some people think it won't be called Project 'Crystal' because it doesn't go with the flow of rhe other games since crystal is not a colour. Was released in Japan 14th December 2000. Known Information; No new Pok�mon will be found in the game Connect to a cell phone will be feature on the game New animations will be in battles This will be a debut game using the mobile adaptor GB. Rumoured Information; A female trainer will be a choice for a character Japanese exclusive game |
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