Pokemon - Red Version

Customer Rating:
Summary: Pokemon Red Version
Comment: 8/10 Gameplay (Mainly because of my bitterness toward the snail's pace leveling-up)
7/10 Story
8/10 Graphics (Especially for a 1998 Gameboy game)
5/10 Sound/Music (Nothing special, but the consistent beeping when you're at low health could drive me to drink)
7/10 Replayability

Overall: 9/10
I think this is probably one of the best Gameboy games out there. Definitely a great buy, I'll replay it every so often still.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Nostalgia overload!
Comment: Man, this brings back memories! Even though the remakes, Fire Red and Leaf Green are better graphically speaking, you still can't go past where it all began. The red-tinted monochrome screen, the brief flashes of green, the fact that it took me over an hour to find a Pikachu!!! If your a fan, you should own this. If not, try it. Join us!

Customer Rating:
Summary: The game that started it all!
Comment: Many consider this series to be nothing but kiddy games, and at first glance they'd be right. However, once you start playing this game you will start to realize that it will soon be your secret alternative life. I'm serious, once you start this game, you can't stop until you've beaten it at least four times over. Ya its got bad graphics but its a Gameboy game, who cares? This has to be the most addicting game I've ever played and is surprisingly deep at times, although never as deep as Final Fantasy or anything. Definitely pick this game up if you already haven't.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Another Pokemon Review by me..
Comment: This game was a good start for the Pokemon franchise but to strictly say. Very straight forward game and not very difficult. In my opinon this is the kinda game you would play in your free time or for old times sake. The controls are identical to Blue and Yellow and gameplay is simple.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Can't beat the original
Comment: For us old pokemon fans, we fell in love with red and blue. I personally was a charzard fan in third grade, and this happened to be my first rpg. Everyone seemed to have some version of pokemon. You could even trade them with other people, providing you had the correct linking device. After pokemon fell out of fashion, no one seemed to want those really new games (except for the new third graders of course). The original set of pokemon were the greatest, even the strange ones like jynx. I hated the pokemon show after about a year of watching it everyday and owning all the pokemon merchandise. But I still buy the games and play them, because you can't beat the game play. It's quite simply amazing.

I'm sad to say my red version was stolen from me a few years ago, but I hope to purchase it once again at a used video game store.

Don't be expecting good graphics. This game has terrible graphics but it's still a wonderful game. Many old rpgs are :]