Japan Release Date	Gold & Silver: November 21, 1991    Crystal:  December 14, 2000
USA Release Date	Gold & Silver:  October 15, 2000   Crystal: July 29, 2001
Console	Gameboy Color
Category	Role Playing Game (RPG)
Publisher	Nintendo
Players	4 Players (with game link)

 

 

Pokemon Gold and Silver became the most talked about games of their time. Why? Because of the amazing hits that Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow were! It made a long anticipated wait for the next installments in the Pokemon saga. The games: Pokemon Gold and Silver were equiped with (at that time) "amazing" sprites and graphics. It also introduced and setup the new home of Pokemon: Johto. Aside from that, new Pokemon! That was what everyone was interested in. But then, even more came. Crystal, a remake of the two, came into play. Crystal was even more advance. It gave gamers an extra experience with the Pokemon Suicune. Also, for the first time, it gave us animated Pokemon sprites. But, best of all, female players had the opportunity to play as a female player! The entire Pokemon fandom was roaring with enjoyment as they pressed their ways through Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal.

 

Like all Pokemon RPG Series Games, this game is not much different. Players are given the task to defeat all eight Gym Leaders of the Johto Region. After, it's back off to the Elite Four where trainers will test their skills against the best Pokemon Trainers in all the land. A surprise twist was added to the end of the Pokemon games, however. Players are sent back to the past where they can battle their way through the Gym Leaders of the Pokemon Gym Leaders in Kanto, including the original Elite Four. What made this interesting as well was the fact that some Gym Leaders had been replaced by relatives or friends (many who are seen in the Anime series). At the end of it, Trainers can continue to catch Pokemon, but this time an extra 100 +  have been added to the total.

 

Walkthrough | Gym Leader Guide | Second Generation | Unown | Celebi