Pokemon Yellow - Special Pikachu Edition (GB) Reviews

Pokémon Yellow was my first Pokémon game. At first I wasn't interested in the series but as an RPG fan and the fact that people were overly obsessed with it as a kid in the 90s, it wasn't long until I took interest. Pokémon Yellow improves upon Red and Blue by giving you a new popular starter - Pikachu. Its the birth of the happiness ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition is a role playing game for the Nintendo Gameboy. The storyline is basically the same as the Red and Blue versions of the game. A young boy becomes a Pokemon trainer and journeys the land of Kanto to collect all of the Gym badges and become able to challenge the Elite Four and become a Pokemon ...  Read the complete review

Grown up alot now since I first played this pokemon game but I still havent grown out of playing the games, they are so addictive. I love coming back to this game and doing it again. For me this has to be one of the best pokemon games out there because you have pikachu following you everywhere, how cool is that? you dont see that these days. But ...  Read the complete review

Pokémon yellow never did interest me much. Mainly because it was a revamp of the original Pokémon blue and red with a slightly different mix of Pokémon and had many references to the TV programme. The plot and gameplay of Pokémon yellow is pretty much identical to Pokémon red and blue. In the game you take the role of a trainer ...  Read the complete review

I remember getting this game for Christmas when I was about 10 years old. Over ten years later, I still enjoy playing it. Many aspects of the game are similar to the Red and Blue games, but with added perks. One of the highlights for me was little Pikachu following you around. By clicking on him you can see his facial expression, which I loved as ...  Read the complete review

I'm a tad insane! I can't seem to shake off my love for Pokemon even now some 10 years after it first became a worldwide success and well me myself being 21 but still... Whenever I find myself lost for something to do and work or studying isn't keeping me as occupied as it should, I turn to the world of Pokemon. Pokemon ...  Read the complete review

I've recently started playing Pokémon Yellow again, purely for nostalgia purposes and I am once again astounded by how great the game is! First released in 2000 for the Game Boy Colour, Pokémon Yellow (as well as its sister games Red and Blue) it still just as entertaining years later and proves it's the quality of the story which makes a game ...  Read the complete review

Released in Europe on June 16th 2000, Pokémon Yellow is successful sequel to the Pokemon Blue and Red versions. However, unlike Pokemon Blue and Red which were the start of the Pokemon franchise and inspired the future series, Pokemon Yellow was inspired by the series. So anyone familiar with the original generation of the Pokemon series will ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Yellow, My first ever pokemon game, accompanied with my first ever gameboy on christmas day! A slight advance on pokemon Red + Blue, but i emphasise slight! The only advance i ever noticed that was instead of a young boy walking round the pokemon world on his own, he is now walking round with a little electric mouse trailing happily behind ...  Read the complete review

For a Game Boy Classic cartridge, this is not a bad little game. I have never owned this, but I have borrowed it long-term before and I can safely say it is more enjoyable than the Red and Blue versions with Pikachu following you around and an extra surf game on the beach somewhere. When compared with the later Pokémon games, it's not ...  Read the complete review

pokemon yelllow - Advantages: it keeps you busy, good storyline, overall fun - Disadvantages: can be nerveracking , can be time consuming, can be annoying going from place to place

I bought the kids pokemon yellow for christmas and at 5 and 7 years they think its brilliant We are lucky however that we have the nintendo 64 system and they can actually plug the game into this system and play this version from their tv. From the very beginning this games was a real winner and i was hooked too. starts off with ...  Read the complete review

The latest addition to the Pokémon library, Pokémon Yellow gives Pokémon Trainers a whole new way to catch 'em all! Pokémon Yellow: Special Pikachu Edition Pokémon Yellow is similar to the Red and Blue versions of the game, but in this edition Professor Oak gives you Pikachu as your first Pokémon. This particular Pikachu ...  Read the complete review

This simply has to be one of the greatest games ever invented. This games is very addictive i just coudnt put it down. its another great idea from nintendo, and this one just tops the list. This game is a general update from the red and blue verions, with little pika at your side. this game is also compatilble with the game boy color, and contains ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Yellow is a brilliant game. The idea of the game is that you are a young boy called Ash who sets out to catch all 150 Pokemon for Professor Oak, who captures and gives you a Pikachu. To play the game is simple and doesn't require any skill at all (except for patience!). You walk around a world which is shown by a 2D view. If you are in ...  Read the complete review

My stepdaughter was lucky enough to receive a Game Boy Color for Xmas and equally lucky, for me rather than her, she received the Pokemon Yellow Pikachu Edition Game. I say lucky for me because I now have the opportunity to review my first ever game on the Game Boy Color on Dooyoo. Writing a review on an alien machine after playing so many games ...  Read the complete review

Adding to the Pokéfrenzy started by Pokémon Red and Blue, Pokémon Yellow hits the Game Boy with new features, spotlighting the Pokémon , Pikachu. Pokémon Yellow, which is compatible with Red and Blue, is an excellent addition to the series. Although it sports basically the same plot as Pokémon Red and Blue, Yellow differentiates itself ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon Yellow version is a very good game with a great addictive vibe! It may look a bit like Pokemon red or blue but it isn't the same! The areas are the same but with exceptions like the Unknown Dungeon which has a different layout than red or blue. This version is sort of new here but it has been out in Japan for ages now and ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon yellow:special pikachu edition is the same as pokemon red/blue but pikcahu doesn't want to go in his pokeball and so follows ash around on the screen. Pikachu follows ash around on the screen but you can still take him to the pokemon center or use him in a battle. Like in the cartoon series pikcahu is Ash's very first pokemon and ...  Read the complete review

Over to an expert on pokemon (my daughter)..... "If you want to know how pikachu is feeling on the pokemon yellow game turn round to him and press the A button on the game boy. The more you battle with pikachu the more happy he will get. I think pokemon yellow is better than pokemon red and blue. The most hard bit is when ...  Read the complete review