Pokemon - Crystal Edition

Product Information

The commercial success was expected, as Peter Main, the executive vice president of sales and marketing, stated "There's no question about it; kids love to play Pokémon. Several Pokémon are not available during the course of the game, though they are available from one or more of Crystal's predessors: Gold/Silver or Red/Blue/Yellow, as noted below.

Pokemon Crystal - Game Boy Color - Play Retro Games Online Pokemon Crystal - Game Boy Color - Play Retro Games Online

Whilst the setting and story of Crystal remains largely the same as in Gold and Silver, several encounters and additional characters were introduced to the game to provide greater content to the game's narrative. Many critics noted the additions to Crystal were largely insubstantial and difficult to distinguish from Gold and Silver.Pokémon Crystal Version (Japanese: ポケットモンスター　クリスタルバージョン Pocket Monsters: Crystal Version) is the third and final Generation II core series game for Game Boy Color. In the same vein as the Pokémon Mew of Red and Blue, the exclusive Pokémon Celebi was included in the Gold and Silver games but is only accessible after attending a Nintendo promotional event.

Crystal Version [USA] - Nintendo Gameboy Color (GBC Pokémon: Crystal Version [USA] - Nintendo Gameboy Color (GBC

Arjun Joshi of Nintendo Life noted that Crystal "(added) even more life to an already vibrant game", praising the game's animations and "captivating and memorable" additions to the game's plot. In May 2000, Nintendo announced the official North American release date of Gold and Silver to be on 16 October of that year. Pokémon Gold and Silver were met with critical acclaim, with many saying that the extended length of gameplay and the new features were valued additions that kept the sequels as interesting as the original games. Gold and Silver were designed for the Game Boy Color, allowing them full color support and more detailed sprites.The Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console releases can link with other Virtual Console Generation I and II core series games via Nintendo 3DS wireless communication, simulating the Game Link Cable. Team Rocket, and all the gym leaders along with the Elite Four from Kanto and Johto have arrived in Sinnoh, and they’re all desperate to make their mark. In battle, some moves had their animations changed slightly to tone down the flashing by dimming the screen, although this is not the case in all localized releases.