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In the early days, Nintendo was unchallenged in the handheld market. Just looking at the best Game Boy games will explain how this simple system managed to sell for so long, but eventually, it needed a little upgrade. We wouldn’t get a true next-gen handheld until the eventual Game Boy Advanced (make sure not to miss our list of the best GBA games), but we did receive a small improvement with the Game Boy Color.
There are two versions of Rapidash in : the regular Fire-type version from the Kanto region, and the Fairy/Psychic-type regional variant from the Galar region. As well as having different elemental typings, they can both learn different attacks, so if you're looking to teach Rapidash its best moveset, it depends on which variant you've evolved.
One of 's best card types is confirmed to be returning after debuting 25 years ago. It has been a good time recently for those players who have been nostalgic for the game's earlier days, from the launch of 2023's 's set, which featured the original 151 Pokémon from Gen 1's Kanto region, and a tease that Dark Pokémon could be returning in a set akin to the 's fifth expansion, the set.
Over the years, there's been a wealth of different merchandise on the market to accompany the long-running, extremely popular trading card and video games, and the anime. From plushies and statues to bags and t-shirts, there is plenty for fans to collect to show their love for the franchise. Unfortunately, however, this stock doesn't last forever, and depending on demand, certain items can sell out extremely quickly, especially if limited quantities are made.
The Kanto region's Legendary Bird, Moltres, is a classic Raid Boss in . First debuting in July 2017, Moltres has flown through many Gyms in 5-Star Raids. Its Combat Power is super high, so multiple Trainers and powerful Pokémon are needed to take it down. If you haven't found one already, Moltres returns to Gyms around the world from August 3 until August 12, 2024. Take note of its weaknesses and resistances to know how to counter Moltres properly.
Game Freak released a total of seven games on Nintendo's Game Boy consoles following the Japanese launch of the franchise in 1996, beginning with the series' international debut with in 1998, which introduced players around the world to the Kanto region. From the very beginning, many were hooked on the RPG's adventurous story campaign and addicting «catch-em-all» gameplay. The game's trading feature also made it an instant hit on many school playgrounds in the 90s, as players had to connect with each other in order to obtain all 151 Pokémon in the Generation 1 RPG.
For more than 25 years, developer Game Freak has found a way to reinvent the Pokémon franchise for each new generation of gamers. Both brand-new Pokémon trainers and seasoned Pokémon masters are captivated by these cute (and sometimes scary) little monsters. Maybe it’s the drive to catch ’em all that keeps players coming back. Or perhaps it’s how adorable these little pocket monsters can be. Whatever the reason, players continue to return to or start exploring the Pokémon franchise.
One dedicated Terraria player has used their creative skills to transform their in-game world into a replica of Mt. Moon and its surrounding areas from the original Pokemon games. While Terraria takes place in a side-scrolling 2D landscape and Pokemon allows for 3D movement with a top-down view, this player utilized their years of experience with the game to make the transition work.