However at the time the younger me didn't really see the point in the game, especially as we didn't get the Celebi event and I had no money to buy it anyway.Įmerald - I'd got out of Pokemon by this point and hadn't even finished Ruby at the time. Platinum - I was at Uni at the time and got back in to Pokemon with some friends, we ensured we all purchased different versions of the games for easy trading. Diamond was the game I purchased, as Pokemon had for the first time got internet functionality and we all had different versions of the game between us, no one really thought it mattered too much what version you had as the potential for trading was huge. I do play on playing though Crystal after i finally finish Ultra Sun, as it is the definitive Gen 2 game, which is my favorite Gen. I've no current plans to play Emerald or Platinum though. NDS Virtual Console releases worked pretty well on the Wii U, so I can certainly see it's something that would be viable on the Switch. The Gen 4 games might well be the next games to actually get a remake in Gen 8, as the Gen 1, 2 and 3 games have been remade now.The release of Pokémon’s second generation was one of the most anticipated events of the early 2000s.
#Pokemon crystal dust complete series
It established Pokémon as a running series instead of a single game, and showed fans the impact a couple of years in development could have.
Most younger kids can’t relate to those times but hardcore fans love those memories.
And modern creators can take these games apart, then put them back together in really exciting ways. This lets us re-live the nostalgia of traversing the Kanto and Johto regions as if it were the first time.
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