Exploring the New Version of Pokémon Yellow: A Journey Through Generations

welcome to

POKEMON YELLOW

The first game you are able to play in the 20/20 World once you reach the age of 10, Once logged in you are welcomed by the voice of NEWGAME AI and she will place you in one of the Gens worlds. once there your Pokémon journey awaits

NEW Battle System/ Leveling Pokémon

In Pokémon Yellow Pokémon battling would be different than previous games. One of the Two main changes to battling is that you'll have more than 4 moves to choose from (8 in total). 4 attack-move set to choose from or 4 defensive-move set to choose from. Why is this well it what brings us to our next major change is how Pokémon gain experience. Pokemon gain experience base on the type of attacks or defencive moves it uses during battle. EXP id broken down into 4 categories

ATTACK, DEFENSE, SPECIAL ATTACK, SPECIAL DEFENSE.

Tackle is a type of attack, while tail whip would be a defensive move

Leveling works as simple as battling with your pokemon, each time they use an attack the EXP will go towards their respective category. Pokemon will not evolve by level only by having have met the requirement. if you want a pokemon to evolve you need to gain experience in each of the different category ( Attack, defense, special attack, special defense )

this is done to eliminate having just high-level Pokémon in your party, just because you have a level 100 Pokémon doesn't mean it will be as strong as a Pokémon that fought in a hundred battles. battling and using their moves will be the only way to make your Pokémon stronger stat wise. level is only used to allow Pokémon to learn new moves

who will you meet on your adventure

Pokémon Yellow, players are introduced to a familiar face Ash's mother, who assumes the role of the player's babysitter and guide.

Aside from Ash's mother, other characters play a significant role in guiding players throughout their adventure. Friends and acquaintances introduce players to essential game mechanics, provide hints about locations, and suggest strategies to defeat Gym Leaders or capture rare Pokémon. Each character adds depth to the gameplay, making it easier for newcomers to learn the intricacies of combat, team building, and exploration. Supporting characters encourage players to experiment with their Pokémon team and to adapt their strategies as they face various foes.

yes she will save some of your currency you earn in battle

Choosing Your Starter Pokémon

The selection of a starter Pokémon is a pivotal moment that sets the tone for the entire adventure. Each option offers unique attributes, strengths, and weaknesses, allowing players to strategize based on their preferred play style.

Choosing a starter Pokémon in Pokémon Yellow is not merely a matter of preference; it involves an assessment of battle capabilities and potential team synergy. For instance, Bulbasaur possesses the advantage of Grass-type moves which are particularly effective against Water-type Pokémon, while Charmander, a Fire-type, holds dominance over the formidable Grass-types. On the other hand, Squirtle, the Water-type starter, provides balanced stats that can adapt to many situations. This variety allows players to engage with the game's tactical aspects more deeply, considering how their starter's type and moves will affect their journey through the Kanto region. Don't worry each Gen you will be able to get the remaining starters throughout your game play, always in the same order. First Pokémon you pick will be given from the professor the second will be given after the first gym once completed, and last will be before the second gym.

Beat the elite four to see how you can access the other Gen worlds

Challenging Gym Battles and Earning Badges

In the reimagined version of Pokémon Yellow, gym battles remain a pivotal aspect of the gameplay, offering players a structured pathway toward becoming Pokémon champions. The journey begins with the objective of earning eight gym badges, each representing a significant achievement that endorses a trainer's skill and commitment. These badges are not only a mark of progress but also crucial for the player’s advancement in the game, as they unlock various features and allow access to new areas.

The gym leaders, with their unique types of Pokémon and specialized strategies, pose a formidable challenge to trainers. Each encounter demands not only a well-thought-out battle strategy but also an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of different Pokémon types. For instance, a player might enter a Water-type gym, necessitating the use of Grass or Electric-type Pokémon to gain an edge. This dynamic encourages players to diversify their team and carefully plan their moves, adding a layer of strategy to the gaming experience. But before you even go challenging each gym leader you must first overcome the gym leader challenge.

Facing the Elite Four

The ultimate challenge battling the Elite Four. This formidable group consists of four highly skilled trainers, each specializing in a specific type of Pokémon, requiring players to devise their strategies carefully. Preparation is key; trainers must ensure their Pokémon are well-trained, adequately leveled, and equipped with the right types of moves to counter the unique strategies employed by each member of the Elite Four.

As players approach this decisive battle, it is imperative to stock up on healing items and status recovery tools, as the Elite Four members are relentless in their pursuit of defeat. Each battle is a test of not only the player's skills but also their understanding of type advantages, with the potential to turn the tide of battle dramatically. For instance, players facing Lorelei, who specializes in Ice-type Pokémon, would benefit from using Fire, Fighting, or Rock-type moves to maximize their effectiveness. Conversely, against Bruno, known for his Fighting-types, a Psychic or Flying-type Pokémon will offer essential advantages.

Adapting one's strategy and Pokémon lineup is essential when tackling the Elite Four, as each member exhibits their unique strengths and tactics. Upon defeating all four trainers, players face the Pokémon Champion, marking the final challenge in their journey or is it?!?! This battle serves not only as a test of strength but also as a celebration of the players' growth and prowess throughout their adventure. Success against the Elite Four offers significant rewards, including the title of Champion, and opens the door to post-game content. Therefore, every trainer must prepare meticulously for this climactic encounter, as it frames the apex of their Pokémon journey.

Exploring Other Gen Gyms

One of the most thrilling aspects of the new version of Pokémon Yellow is the opportunity for players to journey through gyms from various generations after they have successfully triumphed over the Elite Four. This remarkable feature broadens the scope of gameplay, allowing trainers to engage with iconic gyms Each region encapsulates unique challenges, badges, and gym leaders that differ significantly from one another, creating a rich tapestry of experiences for players.

Upon defeating the Elite Four, trainers can embark on a nostalgic yet invigorating quest through gyms such as the iconic Vermilion City Gym or the challenging Blackthorn City Gym. Apon arriving to the new Gen's world players are again met with that Gen's professor and given one of the starter to start their journey once more. Each time a player beats the Elite four they will be able to move only 1 Generation.

Start at Gen 4 you'll be able to pick between Generation 3 or 5

Best of luck to all upcoming Pokémon trainers, you even might be lucky enough to find and battle Red...

wherever he may be.