Pokemon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition for Game Boy Color

Pros: Pikachu, live and in color (sort of)

Cons: Major similarities to the Blue and Red versions

Review: I'm sure the usual crowd that reads my stuff is getting a kick out of this one. You go from a ton of finance reviews, to a ton of wrestling video opinions, to Pokemon?? Well, sadly I must admit that, at age 19, I am a Pokemaniac. I can actually feel the...

Pros: They're so *cute*, fun, addicting, original, reasonably difficult (but not incredibly so)

Cons: Rather similar to Red/Blue, some poor animations

Review: Mmhmm.
We all know what Pokemon is.
Love 'em or hate 'em, you have to admit that the popularity of Pokemon is staggering. Rightly so? Are they over-rated? Can one simple idea of catching monsters-which has been used in games from the past, such...

Pros: Great fun, social game, will last a long time

Cons: Not much new from Blue/Red versions

Review: Pokemon Yellow is a classic game. While those who don't know much about this assume it's a "kiddie" game, it has qualities that surpass classic "adult" titles such as Final Fantasy. Pokemon Yellow uses the classic console RPG format...

Pros: Good Graphics, Excellent Storyline, Can transfer Pokemon to Pokemon Stadium

Cons: Addictive

Review: Will Nintendo ever stop releasing addictive products? I hope not! This is the third version of the Gameboy game. In the Yellow version, you start at home in your room in front of a Nintendo game system (go figure). After making your way outside, you...

Pros: Solid, immense, kid-friendly RPG

Cons: Cutesiness may turn hard core RPG fans away.

Review: If you don't know about Pokemon, you're either about 9 months old, or 90 years old. In case you didn't fall into either one of those categories, I'll give you a brief rundown, all others proceed to the actual review. Still with me? Pokemon, short for...

Pros: Trying capture a Jigglypuff while on the can

Cons: Eats batteries

Review: I paid a visit to my brother this past weekend.
I've got the hots for his old lady, but she despises
me. Their boy had a Game Boy Color, which he was
extremely enamored of, and which he was glued to
at all times. I thought it was a...

Pros: Longevity, good replay

Cons: Addictive

Review: Pokemon Yellow is classic RPG. This game doesn't have one main character, it has 151. As we all know by now, your quest in this game is to "catch 'em all." Along your travel to Pokemon League, you encounter other trainers with the same goal as...

Pros: Great game, great animation, good game play

Cons: Have to have more than one two catch-em all

Review: This is an entertaining game that adds onto the first two. It keeps in line with having to have a friend to get em all and is just as difficult as the original two. This one seemed to be created because of the Pokemon series on TV.

You...

Pros: Better Graphics, More PokeMon

Cons: NOTHING!

Review: Pokemon yellow (Pikachu) is the third in the series of pokemon games arriving from Japan.
First, the game features improved graphics over the previous versions. Compared to the Japanese versions of Red, Blue, and Green it is much, much better...

Pros: Because its in color, and a fun game

Cons: It's hard in some places

Review: The yellow version of Pokemon for game boy is really fun. The object of the game is to work your way up to pokemon league and getting all the badges so you can win the game. At times it is very hard, but yet there are easy places too. The highlight of...