POKÉMON BLUE: Released in Japan as Pocket Monsters: Red & Green in 1996, this was a popular Gameboy version. The aim is to become a champion of the Pokémon League by defeating gym leaders and the Elite Four (top four Pokémon trainers).
POKÉMON STADIUM: A first-generation video game, it was developed and released by Nintendo in 1998. The strategy game sold one million copies before the end of 2000.
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POKÉMON TRADING CARDS: A huge hit in the ’90s, fans of the cartoon series loved getting their hands on as many Pokémon cards as they could (used to be available in stores). In keeping up with the times, a virtual version of the card game is now available to be played on smart¬phones as well.
{{/usCountry}}POKÉMON TRADING CARDS: A huge hit in the ’90s, fans of the cartoon series loved getting their hands on as many Pokémon cards as they could (used to be available in stores). In keeping up with the times, a virtual version of the card game is now available to be played on smart¬phones as well.
{{/usCountry}}POKKÉN TOURNAMENT: An arcade fighting game, it combined Pokémon characters with gameplay elements and characters from another game — the Tekken series. It was released for Japanese arcades in 2015
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