Meu primeiro contato com um dos primeiros jogos de uma franquia que eu amo e é bizarro parar pra pensar como esse jogo ele envelheceu como um vinho, claro que tem algumas coisas chatinhas, como por exemplo, as partes das cavernas e etc
Mas tudo nesse jogo é tão rico, por conta da limitação do gameboy, muita coisa não dava pra ser feita mas o que eles conseguiram fazer, é surreal, o jogo te transporta pro universo dele de uma forma incrivel, simplesmente fantástico.
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Mas tudo nesse jogo é tão rico, por conta da limitação do gameboy, muita coisa não dava pra ser feita mas o que eles conseguiram fazer, é surreal, o jogo te transporta pro universo dele de uma forma incrivel, simplesmente fantástico.
Mais do que recomendado.
Pokémon Blue Version launched a global phenomenon, inviting players into the captivating world of Kanto. You'll embark on a journey to become a Pokémon Master, collecting a team of fantastical creatures, battling trainers, and conquering gym leaders. Despite its simple graphics and some dated mechanics, Pokémon Blue Version's nostalgic charm, strategic team building, and the thrill of capturing the original 151 Pokémon make it a timeless classic that established an enduring legacy.
Is it the best Pokemon game you can play right now? No. The sprites were off from Ken Sugimori's iconic artwork, there are several bugs and design flaws (some moves are just broken, psychic is insane), and some technical drawbacks (limited storage space in bag for example) but man did it get a lot right.
151 unique monsters to fight, train and collect. The fact that in order to complete the pokedex you needed the other version to trade with, cementing the series legacy of putting an emphasis on connecting with others.
The battle system wasn't anything revolutionary at the time but it works. The "story" can be mostly ignored. For a RPG in 1996 it is pretty solid. Releasing on the original Gameboy also helps this game stand out amongst its contemporaries, being a bright spot in the Gameboy's library.
151 unique monsters to fight, train and collect. The fact that in order to complete the pokedex you needed the other version to trade with, cementing the series legacy of putting an emphasis on connecting with others.
The battle system wasn't anything revolutionary at the time but it works. The "story" can be mostly ignored. For a RPG in 1996 it is pretty solid. Releasing on the original Gameboy also helps this game stand out amongst its contemporaries, being a bright spot in the Gameboy's library.
Who would have thought that the internet would ever start underappreciating the original Pokémon games? Red/Blue are certainly not flawless or anything, but as far as Game Boy games go, I reckon they're still a cut above the rest. Great world design, a timeless video game story, and dare I say experience-enhancing glitches make for a solidly fun experience... if you approach them on their own terms.
This game was so much fun! I personally prefer the first 2 generations of Pokemon instead of the next games.
I remember playing this when I was about 8 and I was absolutely addicted. Looking back now, I didn't even know that Pokémon had legendary pokémon and I was always using normal pokeballs to catch the rare ones.
The last league (I don't remember the name) was difficult because you needed to keep on winning against multiple trainers. It's a fun game and I could still play it and enjoy.
I remember playing this when I was about 8 and I was absolutely addicted. Looking back now, I didn't even know that Pokémon had legendary pokémon and I was always using normal pokeballs to catch the rare ones.
The last league (I don't remember the name) was difficult because you needed to keep on winning against multiple trainers. It's a fun game and I could still play it and enjoy.
This game is incredibly funny and unhinged. The dialogue from the trainers has never been so blue checkmark coded, and sometimes trainers will premeditate a healing item because they knew you were going to get them to 2HP. Starmie is at their peak here. Yes.
An incredible feat on the gameboy. How did they do it? Look at Pidgeotto's front sprite. It's hilarious. There's so much in this game but you can beat it in a minute because its held together with cardboard. One of the greats.
An incredible feat on the gameboy. How did they do it? Look at Pidgeotto's front sprite. It's hilarious. There's so much in this game but you can beat it in a minute because its held together with cardboard. One of the greats.