Pokemon Red

Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue was one of the Pokemon series that was developed for Game Boy, it was the mark of capturing Pokemon as much as you can through the game. The Pokemon Blue was originally the US version release of The Pokemon Green in Japan. These versions of the game feature a different cartridge color that depends on the title of the game. For example the Pokemon Red is sold in a red cartridge, Green in green cartridge, and Blue in blue cartridge. For Pokemon collectors these cartridges are must-have items.

The story about Pokemon Red and Pokemon Blue is not much of a difference, but the Pokemon you can catch and the location of the flock is different. For example if you found a Pokemon X in location Y in Pokemon Red, then you will surprised if you could catch Pokemon Y in location Y in the Blue version and very common. This difference is passed on the next sequel of the Pokemon series.

Nintendo said that the number of type you could catch in each version ranges up to 151 Pokemons. Some of my favourite Pokemon on this series was Pidgeot, and the extra-huge Charizard. It was obvious that I played the Red version.

Pokemon Blue

The game offered the link-up capabilities for players that wish to trade their Pokemon whether they are for the player’s collection or just got bored with that kind of Pokemon, and it should be pointed-out that the only way you’ll complete your Pokedex list is to trade. Some of the Pokemon can only be attained through trading. The Pokemon Alakazam for example – the third evolution form of Abra, a very powerful psychic Pokemon can only be attained by trading Kadabra through the link-up capabilities. Too bad for emulator players.

The storyline is quite the same with the Green version and I really enjoyed playing the game. You can buy Pokemon Red and buy Pokemon blue at amazon or you can download this pokemon game here.