Game Title:Pokemon: Red Version
Publisher: Nintendo
Year:1995
ESRB Rating:E
Platform:Game Boy Color
Genre: Adventure/Turn-based RPG
- Fun Factor: It starts out slow but that's normal for Pokemon games after around 10- 20 minutes of play it starts getting more and more fun.
- Learning Curve: It was designed so that that as you and your Pokemon progressively get stronger so do the enemies and their Pokemon. I think the learning curve is a straight diagonal line.
- Graphics: I'd say they are OK considering it doesn't have color(despite the name of the system).
- Audio: The music is very catchy and the sounds are very 8-bit sounding. The music fits each location in the game very very well.
- Controls: the controls are so simple a 5 year old could play it with ease, however, this could possibly be a turn-off for some older gamers. it has a D-pad and 4 buttons: Start, Select, A, and B.
- Story: The story was interesting to say the least, it did have a couple of well thought out twists and it was pretty good at keeping me intrested.
- Characters: the characters are designed pretty simply from what I could see; they didn't grow much or change at all.
- Level Design: The locations had a few places you could not reach until you progressed further into the story, which I actually liked because it made it so that you have a few reasons to revisit them. They were actually designed pretty well.
- Changes: ADD COLOR and make the moves prettier, also I would have made team rocket a little more menacing.
- Recommendation: Honestly I would recommend this game to people who would like to see how far the Pokemon games have progressed. I probably would not recommend this game to anyone else unless its to take a walk down "memory lane".and relive their childhood.
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