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Pokemon 25th anniversary 1996 2021 thank you for the memories Shirt
26 February 1996 marks the debut of the Pokémon franchise in the form of both those games on the Game Boy in Japan. At its heart, Pocket Monsters: Red and Green was a very basic Japanese role-playing game. You play as a Pokémon trainer travelling the world and collecting the ubiquitous little monsters (inspired by Tajiri’s childhood love for insect collection) and training them in battles with other Pokémon.ExpandYou start out with a single Pokémon (you get to pick one of three) and one aim is to “Catch ‘em all”. To get all 151 Pokémon, however, you had to trade with other players. Pokémon Red and Pokémon Green were different versions, as it were, and each had a few Pokémon exclusive to it. Players could use Nintendo’s Game Boy link cable to, well, link up and trade Pokémon, as well as engage in battles with each other.
Pokemon 25th anniversary 1996 2021 thank you for the memories Shirt
The turn-based Pokémon battles were the other major aspect of the game. Playing The Final Fantasy Legend on the Game Boy had showed Tajiri that the system could take more than just action games—there was a place for role-playing games too. And so, in Red and Green, you also travel to different Pokémon gyms and battle the gym leaders to win badges, a process that gets more challenging as you go along. In the end, you get to face-off against the best Pokémon trainers in the land, and also defeat an evil mega-corporation (Most Japanese role-playing games in the genre end up having the same basic plot, really).
