All Version Differences in Pokemon Red, Blue, Green & Yellow
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At the start of every new Pokemon generation, there's always the choice of what version to get. Later on, the sequels are released, which are enhanced versions of the originals with even more differences. But just how many differences are there between the games of a single generation? Well, that's what we're going to be looking at today, starting off with Pokemon Red, Blue, Green and Yellow. I hope you enjoy!
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I remember my Brother's Yellow version playthrough. He nearly beat the game with Pikachu. (Using mostly him)
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8:09 It's worth noting that this change was made so that the old man could tell the player he needed to buy more poke balls from the mart. Which is good because this game never officially tells you that you can buy pokeballs at this point in Red and Blue, since he does not fail and thus doesn't go to buy more poke balls.
@thelegacyofgaming2928I was disappointed that a whole version I could not defeat rock ground with Pikachu.
@TheUnseenPath9:30 erm actually the super game boy was an addon to the Super Nintendo not nes
@diamondgame456helpful !
@hgfdtukicSo the original name is
the pocket monster trainer 1:20
Top 10 easter eggs to all 4 kanto (green, red, blue and yellow) games??
@hotaru13Thumbs up! This is exactly what I was trying to figure out and explained in this video. Except I don't understand why it says you can get Eevee as starter in Yellow. You cannot.
@StarvergentPikachu is in virdian forest
@6JordanSixJonesYT"All Version Differences" yet you only list some. Boooo
@GMcojI know Iâm 8 years late, but Super Gameboy is for SNES, not NES.
@thisnameisboring6005Red all the eayđ
@RealLevelUpLifeNice
@pyrocruz4217I never knew the super gameboy would work on my NES. Thanks!
@ChimairaGodPokemon Pink: JigglyPuff on the cover
@Trolldude0Pokemon Purple: Mew or Mewtwo
@Trolldude0Pokemon Orange: Raichu on the cover
@Trolldude0Omg thank you so much for this very detailed video!
@s4mwxllI remember playing the Japanese version of Pokémon randomly and thinking how amazing it was yet no one in the UK knew about it for some time after.
@jewelluiIt is possible to teach surf to your Pikachu in Pokemon yellow, it's just difficult and requires a few glitches. It's worth it though.
@ChrisPierreBaconThat thumbnail got međ I'm like there's no green version
@thewaydownmachineI miss playing all 4 of those games. I got green after red and loved it. My kid and her cousin got yellow and blue. Yes I did play green in Japanese. Also Black and White in Japanese.
@darkj3di336trying to work out your accent
@Whatwhat1235Great informative video about Gen 1 Pokémon.. as a child, I have only played and owned Pokémon Yellow and I am acrually playing it now after more than 20 years... Still enjoyable to play, especially if you don't use the glitches
@CrystalTears-0603Need a missingo horror rom hack none pokemon game.
@jagofjokester1127Not being able to get a Charizard on pokemon yellow still upsets me to today
@MogCity2Honestly, yeah, great video, exactly what I needed to find out the differences before picking one to play again. Thank you!
@bobpie2009Nah i only care about the english verions bye
@TheGrassyDirtBlock6:25 "But this pikachu can't evolve, making raichu unobtainable in this game"
As God intended đ
I watch it 7 years later but i subscrive anyway đ€Ł
@darkdarrik1336I got Pokemon Yellow a few years before Pokemon Letâs Go Pikachu and Eevee were released. It didnât take long at all for me to realize that the Letâs Go games were remakes of Pokemon Yellow, with Letâs Go Pikachu being an updated version of Pokemon Yellow and Letâs Go Eevee being Pokemon Yellow if you were the one who got Eevee as your starter instead of your rival.
One of the things in Pokemon Yellow that surprised me the first time I saw them was the instances where NPCs will just give you a Pokemon. Not ask for you to trade one of your Pokemon for one of theirs, but just flat out asking you if you wanted a Pokemon they were offering and giving it to you just like that if you chose âYesâ.
It wasnât the only time I had encountered something like that either. Iâd also had this kind of encounter in Pokemon Black and White, where an NPC at the Dreamyard will just give you a Pansear, Panpour, or Pansage depending on your starter Pokemon, and I had another encounter like this in Pokemon X and Y where an NPC on Route 12 who will just give you a Lapras if you have the Rumble Badge and an empty slot in your party.
Itâs just that each time I had an encounter like that in a Pokemon game, it surprised me the first time I found it because I found it purely by chance. I just happened to feel like talking to the NPCs or I was stuck somewhere and looking for help from the NPCs, and I just happened to find these ones who were completely willing to just give me a Pokemon for free with no questions asked other than whether or not I wanted the Pokemon they were offering (which I always said yes because why would I turn up a free Pokemon?) and the Pokemon they were offering was always one that I needed to overcome a section of the game that I had gotten stuck in (usually a Gym Leader who I was having trouble beating). I was just surprised that there were NPCs in the games who were just ready and willing to give me a Pokemon that could help me with my current problems and that they were willing to give them to me free of charge.
For anyone playing Pokemon Yellow whoâs curious about where these helpful NPCs are, the first one is in a house in Cerulean City and will give you a Bulbasaur (very helpful if youâre struggling with Misty and need another Pokemon with type advantage over water types). The next one is in Vermillion City and will give you a Squirtle. The last one is on Route 24 and will give you a Charmander (I donât remember the specific location of the NPC, but you should find them if you make an effort to talk to all of the NPCs there). I donât know if these NPCs are still present in the Letâs Go games as I havenât gotten far enough into them yet due to my attention being occupied by life and other games and interests.
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One thing you didn't mention was Kanto was aesthetically redesigned twice. The original tileset of Red & Green was changed for Japanese Blue (and then int'l Red & Blue). When Yellow was released, everything was redesigned again. You can see this on Route 23: it retains the original Red & Green tileset in all versions of Gen 1 (perhaps most notable are the signpost designs).
@drygnfyreWhere did you get the English green box art?
@MrBigRoot24Well explained video for people like me that didnt know the differences :]
@HaroldDCruzThe old Golem sprite...lol.
The OG Wigglytuff looks like he's on shrooms đ
4:52 am i the only one who hate this round headed Pikachu model???
@deadpoolgames1Which do you prefer fire red/leaf green or red/blue/green/yellow since fire red and leaf green are remakes of the first generation?
@kdnladner93Its nice going back to these videos to help reminisce the the times where would play these original copies in school whenever I had the time going from the original GB games to the ADV variants back in 2019 and 2022 (yes I took my gameboy to school and I never regretted it)
@froggothephrogi found vulpix in the wild outside of lavender town in blue
@courtneek8623Hey just want to let your all version difference are always fun and educational to listen too. It's fun to watch it again time to time once in awhile because it's fun to remember and relive the fun & interesting things about the games we love playing.
Always fun, interesting and informative, love it always!
Keep up the good work! đđ»đđ»â€
pokemon yellow is pokemon red and blue but the first gym is impossible
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@xzxx1xzxafter watching this video I feel dumb for not buying the original japenese versions I saw at a local store
@eclipse_4747I never seen a green in my country
@JeBoyJeffreyNgl shirtless brock was cool
@RafRiotX3This is my favorite of your series!â€
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