These are the American version of the games. They used the Japanese Blue version because they wanted to use the new character design rather than the old one. They split the Monsters just like in the Red & Green version. So instead of having Red & Green, we have Red & Blue. So please stop begging Nintendo to release the Green version, we have it, it's called Blue ! To collect all 151 Monsters, you need to trade between Blue & Red.  

Both of these games are Super GameBoy advance.

This space will never be filled 

 The original Japanese Blue version will never come to North America for marketing reasons and because Nintendo already used it to create the two previous version. 

The Yellow version is a special version that has some of the Monsters of Blue  and some of Red, not all of them (you actually have less than one of them). The character design has been made to look like the TV show and you start with Pikachu. The American version has been a little advance for the Color GameBoy because the Japanese version came out before the color GameBoy.

This  space will be filled in fall 2000

 To introduce more than 100 new Monsters, Pokemon silver & Gold have been created. With more RPG features, RPG hardcore fans who though that the previous games were simple are going to be impressed by these two titles.

Both of these games are Super GameBoy and Color GameBoy advance.

This  space will be filled in fall 2000

This  space will be filled in spring 2000

 Fans of the Pokemon card game are going to love this. This is an adventure base on the card game that you get to play on your GameBoy.

A nice twist for a Pinball game. Just when you though that you knew how to catch all of the Pocket Monsters, now you have to do it not only with a ball, but with two flippers. Not to easy, but addictive.

Both of these games are Super GameBoy and Color GameBoy advance.