Pokemon Gold for Game Boy Color

Pros: A ton of new features, 100 new pokemon, many new moves, much replay value

Cons: A few minor flaws

The Bottom Line: Pokemon Gold is a great game for Pokemon fans and non Pokemon fans!

Review: The big Pokemon craze started back in 1998 here in America. It started with the television show, then the Red/Blue versions of the video game came out. Those two were hits. Everyone loved them, and after they beat them, they wanted other versions, or...

Pros: It's fun and challenging

Cons: can become addictive

Review: I purchased a Pokemon Gold game cartridge for my 9 year old daughter, and haven’t seen her since. I now think she and her Game Boy have become fused together. But one night, while she was sleeping I did manage to pry it out of her grasp and try it out...

Pros: Everything Pokemon Red and Blue had, and more!

Cons: Eats up all your free time!

Review: I've said it before, and I'll say it again. I'm a Pokemon-junkie. I watch the show every day at 4 PM. I have a gigantic Bulbasaur that I won at the Jersey Shore sitting on my shelf. I lost weeks of my life to Pokemon Red. So, needless to say, when I...

Pros: It is fun, in color, new features, new Pokemon

Cons: Maybe to addictive, can't transfer old Pokemon with new moves to the older games!

Review: This game is simply addictive. I thought Pokemon Yellow was addictive but Lord all mighty this game is even more addictive.

The point of this game is just like the other 3, catch all the kinds of Pokemon and defeat all the gym leaders to...

Pros: Fantastic graphics and sound, faster gameplay

Cons: Might cost you a bomb

Review: After the release of Pokemon Red, Blue and Yellow some years back, Nintendo has finally produced another two much-awaited games for the Gameboy, fuelling the passion of more junkies who fancy that little bit of portable entertainment. Apparently, after...

Pros: Hours and hours of game play, great graphics

Cons: Can't catch all Pokemon in a single version of the game

Review: I admit I used to hate Pokemon and the whole Pokemon craze. I didn't see any value or purpose in these funny little creatures all over the stores.

But then I played two Gameboy games: Azure Dreams and Dragon Warrior Monsters. I enjoyed both of...

Pros: 251 pokemon!

Cons: you can only get some their package (some can only be found in the originals)

The Bottom Line: Even if you aren't a Pokemon fan, give this game a try. I'm not a Pokemon fan, but I love this game to death!

Review: Oh my goodness! A Pokemon game that is good? Well, yeah! Even for older gamers like myself! First of all let's get the worst over with. The music get irritating at times, but it'd not like your ears are gonna explode or anything. So don't worry about...

Pros: Large world, 100 new pokemon to catch, involved storyline, greatly improved graphics, many nice features, real-time game clock, and more

Cons: Can get repetitive

Review: Pokemon Gold and Silver are the long awaited sequels to one of the most successful Game Boy games of all time. While the gameplay itself hasn't changed a lot from the original, the game improved so much that it's a must own for any Pokemon fan.

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Pros: An excellent game with good graphics and sound, much effort, many features, and all of the strengths of pokemon Red, Yellow, and Blue.

Cons: The "Scavenger Hunt" effect can sometimes be bad, and some parts are confusing. Sligtly linear plot.

Review: In the world of Pokemon Gold (and Silver), there are a whopping 250 Pokemon techniques (attacks), each different, and all good for different uses. unfortuantely, any given pokemon can only know 4 techniques at any given time. Therefore, it is...

Pros: A wonderfully challenging and long game packed with fun and more features.

Cons: A long game, not for most kids under 8 or 9

Review: Okay, I admit it. I like Pokemon. Not because it's the flavor of the day, not because there's some cute yellow rodent shouting "Pika Pika", but because it was based on a great, great game.

The idea is simple, travel around the...