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Pokemon - Crystal Version technical data
Name | Pokemon - Crystal Version |
System | Game Boy Color |
Year | 2000 |
Developer | Game Freak, Inc. |
Genre | RPG |
The Pokemon – Crystal Version for the Nintendo Game Boy Color was released in Japan in December of 2000 and in North America in July of 2001. It is an enhanced version of the Pokemon Gold and Silver games, which were initially released two years prior. The game is a role-playing game that allows you to take control of a Pokemon trainer and explore Kanto and Johto regions while collecting various Pokemon. You can battle other trainers, collect items, trade your Pokemon with friends, and participate in various other activities.
When you first start the game, you will be able to choose from three different starter pokemon: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, or Totodile. After selecting one of them, you will then be able to name your character and begin your journey. As you progress through the game, you will encounter wild pokemon as well as other trainers that can challenge you to battles. During these battles, you will have to use strategies to defeat your opponents’ Pokemon using moves such as Tackle or Fire Blast.
As with all versions of the Pokemon franchise, there are certain objectives that must be completed before progressing further into the game. These include collecting all 151 original pokemon (including legendary ones), defeating gym leaders to earn badges, and competing in tournament battles against other trainers. Once these objectives are completed successfully, a new area called Kanto opens up which contains even more challenging tasks such as finding Mewtwo or battling Team Rocket members throughout Kanto region.
One key feature that sets this version apart from its predecessors is the addition of a day/night system which affects certain aspects of gameplay such as what wild pokemon appear at different times of day or night. This feature also makes it possible for players to capture some exclusive pokemon only found during certain times like Noctowl or Pichu at night time or Bellossom during day time hours. Additionally, there are various minigames available once certain conditions are met which allow players to earn rare items like evolutionary stones or rare candies used to evolve their pokemon faster than usual methods would allow.
Overall, Pokemon – Crystal Version offers an engaging experience for both veteran and novice players alike due its variety of content ranging from battles against wild pokemon or trainers to completing special tasks like finding legendary pokemon or taking part in minigames for rewards. Its addition of a day/night system adds an extra layer of depth not seen before in previous titles making it one of the most beloved installments within the series among fans worldwide even today after nearly 20 years since its initial release on Nintendo Game Boy Color console back in 2000/2001