Groovy Stuff
About PokΘMon Stadium 1 Features
- Support for PokΘMon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow
- 40 3-D PokΘMon models
- Plays PokΘMon games with N64
PokΘMon Stadium 1 has been the answer to many people who are fans of PokΘMon but aren't of Game Boy: It allows players to battle PokΘMon on their N64 in Polygonal glory. Yes, it's so groovy! Butterfree in polygons! Cute! However, sometimes when one learns ALL about PokΘMon Stadium, he or she might get a little less hyped. The ONLY purpose for PokΘMon Stadium is to let players battle PokΘMon in 3-D. That's ALL. Nothing else. People may think that you get to play the PokΘMon RPG game in 3-D, but that's not true. This is how it works: You have a 64GB Controller Pak. This pak plugs into your N64 controller, and you get to plug in a Game Boy game into the pak. It doesn't allow you to play the Game Boy game, but just allows a connection from the Game Boy game to the N64 game you're playing. In PokΘMon Stadium, you get to transfer the PokΘMon you have on your Game Boy game to the N64 Game to see them in 3-D. Unfortunately, PokΘMon Stadium only has support for 40 PokΘMon, instead of all 151 PokΘMon. No playing PokΘMon in 3-D? Well, yes, that's true, but PokΘMon Stadium has an option of playing the PokΘMon games from the Game Boy game on the N64. But it's pretty much a N64 version of Super Game Boy, but limited to PokΘMon games. That means the Game Boy game shown on TV has little Color. In fact, it uses the Super Game Boy palette for PokΘMon, which means no more than 8 colors on screen at a time. Sortov sad, isn't it? However, there's some good points about PokΘMon Stadium: It's compatible with PokΘMon Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow/Pikachu version! And in Yellow/Pikachu version, if you use PokΘMon Stadium, it opens up a surfing-Pikachu mini-game! But still, in the end, PokΘMon Stadium may not be what it's hyped up to be.
Publisher | Nintendo |
Developer | Game Freak/Creatures/Nintendo |
Type | RPG Battle |
System | N64 |
Players | 1-2 players simultaenously |
Memory | 64 megabits |
Save | Cartridge |
Accessory Support | 64GB Pak |
ESRP Rating | N/A |
Release Date |
Japan - October 8, 1998 U.S. - Not gonna =P |
Stadium 2
Features
Publisher | Nintendo |
Developer | Game Freak/Creatures/Nintendo |
Type | RPG Battle |
System | N64 |
Players | 1-2 players simultaenously |
Memory | 256 megabits |
Save | Cartridge |
Accessory Support |
64GB Pak Rumble Pak |
ESRP Rating | N/A |
Release Date | Japan - April 30, 1999 U.S. - September, 1999 |
Stadium 3
(Known) Features
Publisher | Nintendo |
Developer | Game Freak/Creatures/Nintendo |
Type | RPG Battle |
System | N200X or 64DD |
Players | 1-2 players simultaenously |
Memory | ??? megabits |
Save | ??? |
Accessory Support | ??? |
ESRP Rating | N/A |
Release Date | Japan - TBA U.S. - TBA |
Online Since August 31, 1998
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