Evolution of Pokémon Games 1996 to 2022 

Dude. I’m so sorry for what you had to go through. But I am so happy that you overcame everything and made the life you deserve. Can we chat for a bit? I don’t talk to anyone that grew up on Pokemon anymore. Pokemon Red and the TV series was my childhood as well. Did you watch the anime too?

@@lightup6751 I did. Thank you man. Sure we can talk!

Amazing Story! Sorry That Happened To You Man. Your Early Years Were Rough, But Atleast You Had Something To Make You Happy During Your Worst Times. I Wish The Best For You Moving On & Hope You Never Lose Love For Pokemon!

Man u r a champion, keep it up! Even bad things happened to u, don’t let it ruin your day even if it is bad memories

Your strong my bro. Your cool as hell! 😅

dont you mean firered

ah ruby

sp isnt the original , the original is in black & white pixel

@@khairulhazimsulaiman2740 🤦‍♂️ sp is backwards compatible with gb

Im on Dimond rn i hope i can catch up to the rest of the world

Agree 😢

me too, me too ♡

true!

@@ljgamesandtech 1996: Correct. 2022: Incorrect.

Fr

Same

Pokemon Trainer since Pokemon X

Fucking same

But I'm still playing for red

Pokémon Red and Blue is where I started from my childhood years in the late 1990s.

Blue!

I've never had the chance to play any Pokemon games, which one should I play? I've only watched and loved the original classic Pokemon anime 1997. and yesterday I tried the TCG 2023 game but I would like to play a better game.

@nnoni4262 You could play fire red or leaf green. If you want a remaster basically of older ones or play pokemon yellow if you want a nice old school one.

@@HysteriaXHF I see, thanks a lot. I will try the fire red, One last question, what is the best modern pokemon game that has nice gameplay and maybe old Pokemon too?

And I forgot to ask, what is the difference between FireRed and leaf green?

@@mhnoni Diamond and pearl, if you want to branch out after that do x and Y and then transverse into the newer open world ones. But I always love the old ones the most cause they were my childhood.

I'm turning 30 in May. My first was Blue, which I still love to play. I also had Yellow which blew my mind. Whenever I need to escape adult life though, it's always Sapphire for me. I used to get lost in Hoenn ❤️

Nearly 29 and been playing since yellow version. Just finished Pokémon scarlet, it’s all good I’m with you bro 😂

thanks for watching!

1990's: Pretty good. 2022: Nope?

You missed some of the best games

@@bobathywaffe7056 I have priorities

@@Vixiebabe good point

You should end up playing Pokemon X/Y and sun/moon sometime there amazing

@@crimsonlm9912 I'm planning to play them in my phone through emulators when I have the time

right? This is actually my favorite evolution games video

1996: This is cool. 2022: No way.

which generations?

Leaf Green was my first preorder I ever made. I was lucky enough to have had Blue, Yellow, Silver and Sapphire before it. I saved my allowance and birthday money for Leaf Green as soon as I saw it in the Pokémon World Magazine 🤣😅

Do try playing firered omega, its a mod of fire red where all 300+ pokemon are available in the wild and some other changes.

@@droidsavior8985 fr? That's so cooll

I agree.

play!!! you can even play it on a ti-84+ calculator (I put gold there lol)

We're roughly the same age, I relate to that, I started with red/blue with my bro, then got gold/silver, we also got Stadium and Snap on the N64. I played ruby on an emulator at the time, but the experience isn't quite the same if you're playing alone in front of a computer screen. Then a few years later I met my wife and I played diamond/pearl with her and her kid. I'm kind of nostalgic of this period, when pokemon go came out I was very fond of the game but the emphasis was mostly about capturing pokemons, there wasn't a story element to it which I was missing and it didn't stick, plus it ate the phone battery very quickly and then you couldn't even hatch your eggs while going for a run cause they put a very low speed limit. If I were to play Pokemon these days I would need some kind of augmented reality like pokemon go but also a storyline to it and a way to integrate in the busy life of a grown up adult, it's kind of tough isn't it?

My favorite pokèmon game is Sapphire (GBA) all the way , I prefer Sapphire details than Ruby ones , Ruby second place. Emerald? Just no , it's like a copy with some story modifications I don't like and added content , I played Emerald on an emulator and I stopped playing after a while , I keep playing Ruby&Sapphire on GBA , Emerald I felt like it was not authentic and was an alternative fake copy , I felt the sensation Ruby/Sapphire are the true ones , while Emerald is a fake. Emerald was done just to hope to sell copies with less effort in game realization , in fact it was much less bought than Ruby and Sapphire which are the most bought in the franchise , also in Emerald there is the Battle Frontier and there is a competition where you have to reach the top of a building by blindly choosing among ways with different outcomes and if you take the nasty way your pokèmon is poisoned by the referee (or whoever it is that jrk) even before the battle. Basically you have to let them poison your pokèmon without opposing resistance , that's something mischievous I would never do , I refused to compete there just for that , I was so disappointed that I quit the game , the other buildings were ok but I did not like some of those modes , I mean , a battle is a battle , pokèmon VS pokèmon , 1 vs 1 (or 2 vs 2 at max) , fair and square , no strange limitations , no strange stuff , that's the way I see it , then it's subjective. In Emerald there is one bug which allows the player to clone pokèmon , that means you can have maxed teams with ease , I also watched explanations about Emerald having places where you risk to get stuck forever and to be forced to restart the game since the very beginning if you save in the wrong moment , finally there are too many stranger pokèmon species in Emerald , so I did not feel the pokèdex as authentic anymore. I can say I played Emerald , but in Sapphire I did it all and , most importatly , l lived it! And so I do.

ayy me too

@@btec1 Hello there fellow third generation veteran poke trainer!

Can’t be that old I started with the original 3 that came out lol

My young brother and I played Pokémon games from 1998 started with Pokémon Red and Blue versions on the Nintendo GameBoy Color handheld system from my childhood years through Pokémon Brilliant Diamond version on the Nintendo Switch handheld system in 2021 during my adulthood years.

Same. I play gen 1-4 almost every other year. Gen 5 is when the series started to get iffy with me but was still good. 3DS was meh and switch era has been yikes for me.

Pokémon Red and blue versions were the very first Pokémon games/anime videogames that my young brother and I had played back then when we were kids in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was fun, hard, and challenging.

@@SSJ491 What if, Generation V had a remake?

I missed gen 4567 so we're in the same boat here lol

@@ljgamesandtech Generations 1-3 were way better.

@@brianodonnell4496 I loved gen 3 so I'm glad that they're known as the better ones

@@ljgamesandtech Generations 1-2 too?

U can play all of them now also if u want