While all three versions were released for the Game Boy console, Pokemon Red and Green were released in Japan in 1996, followed by Pokemon Red and Blue for the United States in 1998.

The Game Boy Color was the immensely popular home of a wide range of handheld classics, from multi-million sellers such as Pokémon Gold and Silver and Link’s Awakening DX to the now painfully ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Illustration by Sam Woolley. Seriously. Twenty one years ago, the original Pokémon Red and Green released in Japan for the Game Boy. Since then ...

When the Game Boy titles “Pocket Monsters: Red” and “Pocket Monsters: Green” were first released in Japan in 1996, few could have predicted what came next. The concept was simple enough ...

A rare gold-colored Pokemon Center Game Boy Advance with Pikachu design was rediscovered, sparking nostalgia. Pokemon Yellow ...

Between the D-pad and buttons, Nintendo slapped an adorable Pikachu, saying "Thanks" in English and "Pika" in Japanese. These Game Boys are incredibly rare and highly sought after by collectors.

The Great Detective Pikachu of "Meitantei Pikachu: Shin Konbi Tanjyou" is very different from other pikachus. The biggest shocker is that, unlike the others, he can speak. In fact, this crime ...

Unlike the ace 'live-action' animation of the Detective Pikachu film, this upcoming series — titled 'Pocket Filled with Adventure' in English — doesn't appear to be set in a Pokémon world ...

The game came bundled with a Transfer Pak, an accessory that enabled you to play Pokémon Red, Blue, or Yellow on your TV using the Game Boy Tower Mode. Plus, we found a rare Base Set Charizard ...