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(More customer reviews)My kids and I all love the Pokemon Gameboys (the three of us each have our own Gameboy). The blue Pokemon game is very similar to the red, with the Yellow having some slight differences.
The foremost of these is the factthat Pikachu just won't stay in his Pokeball! He follows you around in thegame, and you have to keep him happy or you lose points and variousopportunities. I also like the addition of Jesse and James (characters fromthe cartoon), and the additional battles they provide. If I had to pickjust one of the three, this is the one I'd pick.
I like the way thePokemon game challenges kids. I suggest also buying one of the books whichshows the various routes and places. This allows kids to work at the taskswithout getting frustrated.
The idea is to start at Prof. Oak's house,get your first Pokemon from him, and then journey all around the land ofPokemon, collecting various wild pokemon (which you catch by battling themuntil they faint), and doing battle with other trainers along the way.
Inthe process, kids learn to manuever through mazes of increasing complexity(which is why the manuals are a help), to gather and use items, and todevelop strategies for fighting various types of Pokemon. My five year-oldeven started to read while using her Gameboy, from needing to know whichitems she had with her (in her Item List)!
All in all these are greatgames which can be played over and over (although only one game at a timecan be saved), and which will provide your kids with hundreds of hours offun.
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Nintendo Gameboy. Pokemon Special Pikachu EDITION.
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