Pokemon Blue and Red Versions (GB) Reviews

Pokemon blue is like Pokemon red, the only difference is the pokemon that you can catch, Pokemon is Japanese for pocket monster, you can always trust the Japanese to bring us these weird and wonderful things. In this game you are in a world that is populated by these creatures called Pokemon, people catch these monsters and train them to battle ...  Read the complete review

everyone says that computers and consoles are bad for children but surely in a rpg/stratagy game like pokemon they are using their brains to think what to do. unless you fell asleep for the last 2 years you will no doubt know what pokemon is about. You are ash trying to collect al 150 pokemon to become a pokemon master. on your way you have to ...  Read the complete review

I think that Pokemon is a very good game, although it is getting a bit old now. I have got all 151 pokemon, the last 5 were very hard to get. You probably know, but the whole idea of pokemon is to be a pokemon master. Two ways: Complete the Pokemon League, in which you have to beat the Elite Four, who are Lorelei, Bruno, Agatha and ...  Read the complete review

It isn't bad enough that the whole craze we know as Pokemon has swept over from the coasts of Japans, but now it has stricken up a huge surplus of merchandise that pack the British shelves. WHY !!!! Iff you have read my previous articles, I have a hatred for all things Pokemon related, it is just so rubish. And now they have ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Blue and Red are a brilliant pair of games. The only difference between the two is they both have Pokemon on the cartridges which can only be caught on Red or Blue, such as Bellsprout being available only on Red. The idea of the game is that you are a young boy who sets out to catch all 150 Pokemon for Professor Oak, who gives you on ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon for the game must have been one of the most overated games I have seen. O.K when I first started playing it I found that it was very addictive and good fun and it was slightly challenging. But the more and more I was playing the game the more boring it started to become. The wild pokemon were becoming no obstacle I could beat the gym ...  Read the complete review

now,being 15 years old, i do not see myself as a pokemon fanatic, but from the moment i picked up this game i was addicted! nintendo have got the gameplay spot on in this game and im constntly glued to my game boy. at the time of writing i have a level 40 blastoise, a level 33 graveller a level 27 dugtrio aand a few other lowere level pokemon, can ...  Read the complete review

General/Summary: Surely you all have heard of it. Pokemon. The name brings shouts of joy from the mouths of some, and strikes fear in the hearts of others. But ignore the fad for a minute. Put aside the commercials, the screaming throngs of children, and the announcements on the mall information boards. Just concentrate for a moment on Pokemon the ...  Read the complete review

You don't have to be a pokemon fan to enjoy these two games. They are extremely playable and very very addctive. You control Ash, a new pokemon trainer and have to go round collecting pokemon and fighting with your pokemon in order to fullfill your dream of becoming a pokemon master and getting to the pokemon league. You have to do a lot of ...  Read the complete review

poke mon is a game where you can control a hundred and fifty one pocket monsters some would make great footballs while some might be really tasty the game itself is pretty dodgy with graghpics I could do and set in a crazy surreal envioroment where the little chappies hang around and assualt people called pokemon trainers stange enougth is the ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game, after all the hype had gone away, just to find that all in all, it’s not very good. Okay, okay, I admit it, the idea of the game is excellent, a boy leaves home on search for Pokémon the wild (or not so wild) pocket monsters that live in various places in various cities on various different Islands. He has ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Red is much the same a Pokemon Blue. In the game you play Ash a ten-year-old boy whose mission is to become a Pokemon master. The aim of the game is to collect all 150 Pokemon. However to collect them all you have to trade with other Pokemon Blue Gamers. If you liked the TV program then chances are that you will like this game. This ...  Read the complete review

The next generation of Pokemon game is on it's way. Pokemon Silver extends the Pokemon universe with new characters, abilities and more! Pre-order early to be sure you get a copy of this fantastic game. If your a Pokemon freak like I'am you wont be able to put down this addictive game as it is the best Pokemon game yet to be released on ...  Read the complete review

I myself have played on all three pokemon games on the gameboy; red, yellow and blue. I myself think , yeah, they're good games, worth buying. But what is all the fuss about? It is not worth buying all three versions, what on earth is the point in that, it's like going into a games shop buying a game and saying: " Yeah...could I just ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Gold and Silver are the follow ups to pokemon red and blue. These games are due for release in England in April 2001. If you cannot wait until then to get your hands on the game and want to get it imported from America as I did here's what I think of it: There are 100 new pokemon to catch and battle and they live in a whole ...  Read the complete review

At first I wasn’t too fond of the childish idea of the game (I’d seen the TV series). But convinced by a friend I actually bought the blue version of this game. I was very sceptical when I started playing this game targeted at the young ones, until I caught my first pokemon. Now I’m the proud father of 119 pokemons and I check on ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon is a game for the Nintendo Game Boy system. It follows the story of a young boy (He is called Ash in the Cartoon version but in the game you can call him whatever you want) who ventures out into the world of Pokemon. At the start you are given your very first pokemon by the authority in the game, Professor Oak. After Oak gives you ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Red and blue are alright games but not as good as pokemon yellow or the incoming pokemon gold and silver. This is because many of the pokemon are not available, you can only catch one of the 3 starting pokemon unlike in the yellow version where you can catch all 3. Also the graphics are a lot better in pokemon gold and silver. However ...  Read the complete review

"Gotta Catch 'em all!" Is the infamous phrase which goes with both the incredibly popular T.V and Video game "Pokémon". The game on the gameboy, just like the T.V program is highly addictive and will soon fill you with a great ambition to achieve the task you were set by the well known Dr. Oak. This game is best ...  Read the complete review

I bought this game for my son after much begging on his behalf. In fact we actually bought him the ‘Gameboy’ for him at Christmas with this game in mind. I was miffed to find that the pokemon games were not available for the playstation or pc. The creators aren't daft are they? The graphics are basic, and do in fact remind ...  Read the complete review