Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB) Reviews

I have so many memories playing both Pokemon Red and Blue. When I was growing up, I was the only one out of my friends group that had Pokemon Yellow, so when we had finished the main game, we all traded to make sure we had played all three games. Then, of course, when tat was done, we wanted to ensure that we all had all 151 Pokemon in ...  Read the complete review

NB*I own the red version of the game. This game was responsible for so many good memories when I was growing up - sad, I know! The game starts off with you picking a character name and listening to Professor Oak as he takes you through the very basics of the Pokemon world. (You can choose to speed up the text if you read ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon isn't just a game series, Pokemon is a culture. Pokemon isn't just an extra branch of off the already thriving Nintendo tree, it's a whole forest of it's own. What started off the whole phenomenon that is Pokemon? Well, it's Pokemon Red and Blue. They're simple games each one only actually has one colour throughout the ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon red and blue - 2 brilliant, classic games for the gameboy, both iconic and different. They are both so easy to get into, and you learn so much along the way. Pokémon is a shortened word for 'Pocket Monster'. The game was so successful that it was made into an incredibly popular cartoon, which is still being shown today. I am 20 ...  Read the complete review

These games were a proper addiction! I used to play this for hours on my yellow gameboy color (as gameboy games work on the gameboy color) I used to play the blue one more often than the red one. First it begin with a pokemon trainer who dreams of being a master, whom you can name how original or silly as you want, starts off in ...  Read the complete review

I've recently been doing a lot of App reviews, but taking a turn from the up to date , to the old school. I recently found a shoebox with my old gameboy and a huge set of games. Grab your hats and join in me in a trip back down memory lane , and in this review, Pokemon Blue. The yellow screen and the 8bit soundtrack ...  Read the complete review

The pokemon series is one of the most accessible rpg game series available. They appeal especially to children, even to this day, and the sheer number of titles on offer could easily keep you busy for weeks. Pokemon red and blue however, are the games where it all began. Players travel around the land of kanto, collecting, trading and ...  Read the complete review

The RPG genre is a truly immersive one, it allows game makers to make huge worlds with so much to do. This genre really goes hand in hand with the pokemon franchise. Already huge with hundreds of characters and locations which are iconic to fans of the series the red and blue games were genuinely ahead of their time. The game boy at this ...  Read the complete review

This is where the Pokemon franchise began. Pokemon Red, and its counterpart Pokemon Blue were released on October 5th 1999 in the UK, and it's fair to say they revolutionised modern handheld gaming. For those of you that don't know about the Pokemon franchise in general, I've written another review on here covering the basics. ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Blue is a role playing adventure developed by Nintendo for the Gameboy The story of Pokemon Blue follows your character who you can name as he starts his Pokemon journey, from his humble beginnings in Pallet Town as he journeys around the region of Kanto to collect all 8 of the Gym badges and defeat the Elite Four and ...  Read the complete review

Now everyone pretty much knows what Pokémon are, even if they do not know of the games they have seen an episode of the TV show, played with the cards or at least seen some merchandise. What is now a huge cash cow was once something new and interesting. Originally getting sent the game around the time it was released in the states by a ...  Read the complete review

These games were the start of something amazing. Pokemon Red and Blue revolusionized the Game Boy. Pokemon Red and Blue were released in the US in 1998 and a year later in Europe. This was some time after Pokemon Red and Green were released in Japan in 1996. Designed by Satoshi Tajiri and develped by Game Freak, the game would ...  Read the complete review

The classic Pokémon game boy games. For their times these games had a great market. With its good learning curve for beginner players with simple game play and combat system all ages can enjoy the game at different levels. a Pokémon is a creature which is actually short for "Pocket Monster" To begin with when you ...  Read the complete review

Two of the first pokemon games ever and in my view two of the greatest. In the pokemon world you have to be prepared to fight catch and train your pokemon to get them to the top of the pokemon world. You start with just one pokemon at level 5 you can either have a bulbasuar a charmander or a squirtle its up to you. The pokemon are ...  Read the complete review

This was the game that started it all. Pokemon Blue along with it's partner in crime Pokemon Red tore apart all other fads when it was released. Quite frankly, after the release of the game and television series the world went "Pokemon Crazy", and that is a mental illness so many people are only now recovering ...  Read the complete review

Here is the first ever Pokemon game I ever got and hearing that name will either make do two things: jump for joy or vomit in disgust. Before you dismiss this freaky Pokemon franchise as some kiddy fad though, this game is a great new spin on the standard Role Playing Game out there and even experienced gamers like me can have fun here. ...  Read the complete review

The first games i ever got for my game boy colour were the pokemon red and blue versions, I started watching the pokemon series from the first episode the first day it came out in the UK, and from that i bought everything, But the best things i had were the gamboy games, each game was slightly different, there were some pokemon that ...  Read the complete review

wow. the amazing series kicks a**, but thats not an 1/8th as good as the games pokemon red and blue. there are 151 pokemon to capture in this addictive game in which you are Ash (or whatever you call yourself in the game) and you have many rivals (Gary - team rocket) and friends (your pokemon, your mom, professor oak, and many many ...  Read the complete review

when this game cam out i thought will the game be good or would it be bad so i thoght id wait a year or two the price to go down and right when i was geting in my car to go buy the i sall this kid siting on his drive way and a said hey how is that game and he said good it is ok so then i got in my car and went and got the game and the ...  Read the complete review

Review on Pokemon red on the Gameboy colour I first play Pokemon on the Gameboy back in 1999, this game became a big success as soon as it hit the shops, and this was bought by mainly kids or for kids all around the country. There now have been many Pokemon films out and a cartoon that is shown on sky one every morning as well as ...  Read the complete review