Pokémon Yellow brought the series to full color, and having Pikachu by our side made us truly feel like we were Ash on a journey to catch ’em all. Sure, some of the deeper mechanics the series is known for now aren’t present in the original games, but there’s something about their streamlined identity that still brings a smile to our faces. From the opening moments in Pallet Town to choosing your first starter, racking up gym badges, fighting off Team Rocket, and defeating the Elite Four, Pokémon Red and Blue just feel right. We’ll never forget the original 151 or Ash’s first adventure. To this day, generation one has the best collection of Pokémon. Partly due to nostalgia, partly due to how these games still feel great today, generation one’s trio of excellent Pokémon games take our second spot. Starter Pokémon (Blue/Red): Charmander, Squirtle, Bulbasaur We’d be remiss not to mention HeartGold and SoulSilver, the enhanced DS remakes of Gold and Silver, but we’ll get to that in our remake-specific section below. This installment also added the three legendary dog Pokémon - Raikou, Suicune, and Entei - which could be found roaming throughout Johto after an initial static encounter.
The Johto region happens to be our favorite to explore as well and has the best legendary birds (Lugia and Ho-Oh). With 16 gym leaders to best, Gold and Silver remain the deepest, lengthiest Pokémon games ever created.Īdding to the systems seen in Pokémon Yellow, generation two leaned into dual types, allowing you to make a more varied and strategically diverse team to bring into battle. Gold and Silver added the Kanto region to the map, connecting Johto with the landmass that started the phenomenon. For starters, you now had to think about the time of day when trying to catch new Pokémon, as the day/night cycle smartly added a layer of depth to your time spent in the long grass. Beyond adding to the Pokédex, generation two made great strides in multiple areas over the original. Pokémon Gold and Silver added 100 Pokémon to the original 151, including arguably the best trio of starters Pokémon has seen. Starter Pokémon: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile Pokémon Gold/Silver/Crystal (generation 2) Where do you think the next main series game will rank when it releases? And where will Pokémon Sleeprank among spin-offs? All main series titles ranked 1. We divided every Pokémon game into a couple of categories and ranked them accordingly.
Everyone has their favorites, but some are arguably better than others (just like Nintendo’s long-running Metroid and Legend of Zelda series).
Fitbit Versa 3īetween new main series titles that bring new regions and Pokémon into the mix - like Pokemon Legends: Arceus, Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, remakes, and spinoffs - there’s a massive library of Pokémon games to choose from.
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