Pokemon Stadium 64 (N64) Reviews

Pokémon Stadium takes the 2D Gameboy RPG and revitalizes it in vivid 3D graphics, bringing 151 pocket monsters to life in expansive detailed colosseums. Nintendo 64 was really a console that delivered great games and Stadium was definitely one of them. At the time, Pokémon mania had swept the world. We're talking cereals, Monopoly ...  Read the complete review

stunning graphics and amazing gameplay in which you can unlock hidden features for pokemon red blue and yellow, win secret pokemon such as hitmon.lee/chan, eevee, kabuto/omanyte. i love the pokemon games, and this is no differant. it allows you to play at up to 3x the speed of a gameboy, with a TV screen instead of a GB screen which makes it alot ...  Read the complete review

I had owned the first Poke Stadium and I thought it was pretty cool, so I decided to buy the second one. The second one got me excited because of all the new Pokemon, but I wish the photo thing was on the second one... Personally I think the graphics are good, and I like the music, although I wish there was a feature on you choosing diff. music... ...  Read the complete review

I bought Pokemon Stadium not really knowing what to expect. For a start, the battles in the Gameboy version I had been playing for a few solid months had got a bit tedious to say the least and nothing really spectacular happened in them which was probably the reason why I wasn’t as hooked as I should had been. I think that’s why I ...  Read the complete review

Pokemon stadium is not really a game in it's own right , if you do not have pokemon on the gameboy it is not really worth buying but if you do it is a worthy (if slightly pricey) purchase . You get to see the pokemon that you spent many loving hours raiseing battle in beautiful 3D . There are lots of different computer players to ...  Read the complete review

Hey look, it's another Pokemon game, must be a quick cash-in to help prop up the ailing N64, right? Er, no actually - it's really good. There are two kinds of people in this world: those that recognise Pokemon as one of the greatest videogames ever created, and those that don't. I'll let on straight away that I fall into ...  Read the complete review

I could not be bothered to investigate how to remove my opinions, so I decided to simply overwrite them. I trust that this meets with your approval and that you will respect my wishes to remove all previous writings. I will not bother to bore you with the reasons for my departure except to say that on close inspection of the dooyoo ...  Read the complete review

Reviewers rate the Nintendo 64 pretty much on par with the Sony PlayStation. Its graphics and sound are a bit more robust, but it has a more limited selection of pricier games on average, compared to for the PlayStation and Dreamcast). Gamers say this system is better suited to families with young children, since Nintendo tries to steer clear of ...  Read the complete review

Buy it for the mini-games alone! To be honest, I was not *that* impressed with the main game, and at 50 quid, it would have to be pretty darn impressive for me to shell out for it (as opposed to playing it on someone else’s N64 as I do now!) However, if the Mini Games were available separately, I wouldn’t hesitate to ...  Read the complete review

You either loveit or ya hate it, this title would not have sold half as many copies if it was something like digimon. On this game you can play the pokemon game from the gameboy, (red or blue). If you love pokemon this is the game for you but if you hate um don't even get near this game. On this game also you can also rent pokemon all on level ...  Read the complete review

In my opinion, this game is good but not as good as the addictive game boy version. It has quite good graphics but there is no main game with any real depth like the Game Boy has. You can do things such as battle other trainers and your mates to see who is the best of the best and there is also a short game mode, but this consists of just fighting ...  Read the complete review

"Pokémon Stadium" is a great game. If you have enjoyed playing Pokemon on the Gameboy, you will LOVE this! Included in the game box is a "Transfer Pack", which lets you upload all your Pokemon from your Gameboy cartridge to you N64. You then let your Pokemon do battle with other Pokemon in glorious 3D and with outstanding sound ...  Read the complete review

As a huge Pokemon Red and Blue fan, I could not wait to get my grubby little hands on Pokemon Stadium for the Nintendo 64. I was overjoyed at the thought of seeing my winning team of Pokemon from my Game Boy cart displayed in glorious 3D graphics and battling the way they should be (with lots of fancy effects and flashy colours). You might ...  Read the complete review

This game was the reason why some people bought the N64 and they would have been tremendously bored of this game within the first day it has nothing good about all it is is another place to play your ppokemon against other pokemon when i bought i was expecting some king of pokemon adventure game instead i got som more pokemon crap which nintendo ...  Read the complete review

It always depends what you want from a game whether you like it or not. Personally I like a bit of variety. This one has good graphics and is easy to play. You don't really have to worry about getting pasted too much - even if you try to lose its quite tricky on the easier levels. Quite rightly they've aimed it for kids ...  Read the complete review

It's the phenomenon that has kept people's fingers glued to the buttons of their brightly-coloured Game Boys for months, and nowadays it seems you cannot walk past a games store without hearing the whining voice of a small child just desperate to get their grubby little hands on the latest item of Pokémon merchandise. And now, after ...  Read the complete review

Well I’m not a fan of Pokemon and to be quite honest this game speaks for itself. Any game with Pokemon in the title is destined to be rubbish. This game is probably one of the worst for the n64. What you literally do in the game is fight with other Pokemon but you can’t even control the character it’s in the style of an RPG ...  Read the complete review

Now, I really like Pokemon, but this game didn't really do anything for me. It is, (as many people have highlighted) way over-rated. It's not that it's a terrible game or anything, but if you expect to be able to wander around, collect stuff and chat to people like in the Gameboy version, you're very mistaken. It basically takes ...  Read the complete review

ahhh Pokémon the name mixes memory with desire. All of us truly young at heart love this program and when the release of Pokémon stadium came, we were truly happy. When the game is played however you will at first feel deceived because you may believe this was meant to be a role playing game as well as one where you can battle pokémon. Of ...  Read the complete review

I love Pokemon, so don't count me out as one of those Pokemon haters.This as many other people have said,highly over-rated,and,as per usual,i was bought by the hype.That's not to say it's a bad game, but if you expect Pokemon on the gameboy in 3D you ain't getting it.This basically takes the battles from the gameboy game,makes the ...  Read the complete review