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And here’s the no-evo-locke team for Crystal! Shuckie was my dragon killer. Lost my starter early on, so Dancer was like my starter for the rest of the game
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Customized my gameboy sp to make it my own crystal version :)
Day 13 - Pokémon Crystal Version
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Feeling old school tonight, and everyone loves Pokémon. Decided to try a solo run of Crystal
Just me and Pajamas the Chikorita against the world
I am playing a rom hack called Polished Crystal and im really loving it. Here is my team so far.
One thing I’d love to watch is a multi-part documentary on the development of the original Pokémon games and Pokémania.
Of course, it should definitely be more than just a straightforward “Satoshi Tajiri liked bugs, they made Red and Green, they made an anime, and then it came to America”. If there’s one thing I’ve learned during the past year or so, is that the development of Pokémon was not straightforward like media coverage circa 2000 would have you believe. Like how Japanese Yellow version, and the entire American half of Gen 1 happened well after Gold and Silver was already in development, and how ideas cross-pollinated between the games, the anime, and the TCG.
So personally I think that in order to tell the whole story of Pokémon’s early days, you’d have to talk about both the first and the second generation, since they’re so closely tied to each other. (Probably the release of Crystal version would be a good cutoff.) And of course, lest we forget, the 4Kids dub. Where would we be without it?