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Releases

12. September 1998 Pocket Monsters Pikachu Version (Yellow) is released in Japan 19. October 1999 Pokémon Yellow is released in the USA 16. June 2000 Pokémon Gelb (Yellow) is released in Germany

General

For: GB/GBC Publisher: Nintendo, Gamefreak Game Type: Role Playing Game Players: 1-2 (with Link Cable)

Differences to Red/Blue

You have no starter choice, you must start with Pikachu Pikachu follows you along on your quest Pikachu will not evolve There is a Mini-Game in Yellow, if you have a Surfing Pikachu you can play a Surfing game at Fushia Beach You meet the Team Rocket Members Jessie and James The game is a little bit more colourful Different Pokémon Locations Gym Leaders have different Pokémon The game follows the storyline of the TV-Series more closely than Red/Blue did

Description

There are 150 Pokémon to be caught The 151st Pokémon, Mew, can only be gotten on Nintendo Download Events Trade Pokémon or battle with friends via the Universal Link Cable Beat the 8 Gym Leaders and the Elite Four to become a Pokémon Master Trainer Follows the TV-Storyline Like in Red and Blue you play as Ash, but now you start off with Pikachu, who like in the TV-Series refuses to go into his Pokéball. It walks around behind you, and you can talk to him to see how much he likes you. You will now meet Team Rocket Members Jessie and James, with their Pokémon Ekans/Arbok, Koffing/Weezing and Meowth. The cities are now a bit more colourful, Pewter is grey, Cerulean is Blue, Celadon is gree, and so on. The game follows a similar storyline as the TV-Series, but otherwise it is very similar to Red and Blue. There is also a Mini-Game that you can play at Fushia Beach if you have a surfing Pikachu from Pokémon Stadium. You have to trade with Pokémon Red/Blue to get all 150 Pokémon.

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