(I remember my first time fighting Koga in childhood) My reaction:- Lv. 44 Venonat: Ok, not too shabby Lv. 46 Venonat: Well... Lv. 48 Venonat: What the hell?! Lv. 50 Venomoth: (When the sprite first comes out) Wtfh?! This is the evolution? And a Lv. 50 pkmn this early?!!
In Yellow, you can actually catch a Mankey in the route west from Viridian city. It doesn’t show up there in Red/Blue. Once it learns low kick, you’re good to go against Brock.
@@tylermercado1445 Nidoran (male) can learn double kick around lvl 12. And unlike Mankey, it's easier to train in the early game. There are options regardless.
You know what? I'm with you on that. Dunno why I never reacted to that before, in all the (nearly) 30 years Pokémon R/G have been a thing... (Blue and Yellow are included, but Red and Green came before and were the two I played the most)
Lt. Surge is easier to defeat in Yellow than in Red/Blue. The reason: he only has 1 Pokémon in Yellow which is his ace in Red/Blue. Get a Geodude and have it learn magnitude for an easy win against his Raichu. You could use Diglett/Dugtrio if you prefer but since Geodude is Rock and Ground, not only is it immune to electric, it also resists normal, so quick attack wouldn’t damage it much.
@@sam-the-bloodthe only thing that made me have to identify this videos font compared to another videos font made me think, this videos font was like slightly more blackened as if someone slightly warmed up their game cartridge in a microwave before dumping the game on their computer for emulated gameplay lol… This was a very standard font from a little after the Microsoft DOS’s were made, in these times all you’d get to see this games font in is Microsoft word but on a Windows 2000, XP desktop, as Microsoft and Nintendo along side Ultra, Sony, Disney, were making new games, when they stopped making Atari’s, Sega-Saturns, NES/SNES’s they acquired Microsoft’s help after Bill Gates acquired IBM’s headquarters with Steve Ballmer, What happened was they used standardized fonts for a number of years up until Windows 7 was going to be created cause Nintendo wanted to look at making their games a bit more unique (fresh), I was born in Santa Fe New Mexico where Microsoft and Apple began making their company’s is how I know this :P
A Charizard which at level 40 still has no other fire type move than ember? Not hating here but watching you play gives me a bit of second hand embarrassment…
The music good memory back then it was still cult the Pokémon games 😮
Giovanni was tough, Really good !
Nice nostalgic trip back to my childhood, ty friend.
No problem
The classic bosses
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(I remember my first time fighting Koga in childhood)
My reaction:-
Lv. 44 Venonat: Ok, not too shabby
Lv. 46 Venonat: Well...
Lv. 48 Venonat: What the hell?!
Lv. 50 Venomoth: (When the sprite first comes out) Wtfh?! This is the evolution?
And a Lv. 50 pkmn this early?!!
I remember back in the day i leveled up pikachu to level 20 so it can learn slam just to beat Brock
In Yellow, you can actually catch a Mankey in the route west from Viridian city. It doesn’t show up there in Red/Blue. Once it learns low kick, you’re good to go against Brock.
@@tylermercado1445 Nidoran (male) can learn double kick around lvl 12. And unlike Mankey, it's easier to train in the early game. There are options regardless.
I just evolved a Caterpie into meapod then a Butterfree
Is it me? But I get really annoyed that being based anime Blaine doesn't have magmar in the game
You know what? I'm with you on that. Dunno why I never reacted to that before, in all the (nearly) 30 years Pokémon R/G have been a thing... (Blue and Yellow are included, but Red and Green came before and were the two I played the most)
And his rhydon lol
Lt. Surge is easier to defeat in Yellow than in Red/Blue. The reason: he only has 1 Pokémon in Yellow which is his ace in Red/Blue. Get a Geodude and have it learn magnitude for an easy win against his Raichu. You could use Diglett/Dugtrio if you prefer but since Geodude is Rock and Ground, not only is it immune to electric, it also resists normal, so quick attack wouldn’t damage it much.
Magnitude was not in gen 1
This is not pokemon yellow though?
Yes it is
@@sam-the-bloodthe only thing that made me have to identify this videos font compared to another videos font made me think, this videos font was like slightly more blackened as if someone slightly warmed up their game cartridge in a microwave before dumping the game on their computer for emulated gameplay lol…
This was a very standard font from a little after the Microsoft DOS’s were made, in these times all you’d get to see this games font in is Microsoft word but on a Windows 2000, XP desktop, as Microsoft and Nintendo along side Ultra, Sony, Disney, were making new games, when they stopped making Atari’s, Sega-Saturns, NES/SNES’s they acquired Microsoft’s help after Bill Gates acquired IBM’s headquarters with Steve Ballmer,
What happened was they used standardized fonts for a number of years up until Windows 7 was going to be created cause Nintendo wanted to look at making their games a bit more unique (fresh), I was born in Santa Fe New Mexico where Microsoft and Apple began making their company’s is how I know this :P
A Charizard which at level 40 still has no other fire type move than ember? Not hating here but watching you play gives me a bit of second hand embarrassment…
Couldn't really find any other fire type move at the time
Imagine being that much of an ass.
My charizard always had flamethrower, fire blast, fire spin and either hyper beam or seismic toss
You know it doesn’t learn Flamethrower until lvl 46…right?
Charmander doesn’t get flamethrower until the 50s, which sucks. That means Charizard wouldn’t get it until the 60s.
Sabrina lt surge koga are evil in the manga
Blaine too.
And Giovanni