SFX-360 writes: "In 1997, the only reason why I wanted to get a Game Boy for Christmas was so I could play a Pokémon game. At this point, the gargantuan franchise was only beginning its colossal takeover of the minds and hearts of children and adults worldwide-its Game Boy games, along with a popular anime show and a trading card game became the bane of every parent who paid for the obsession and every schoolyard that banned the subsequent distractions. The Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow generation was conquered in quality by the Gold/Silver games, which rang in new mythology and more gameplay to the addictive series as well as another excuse to play late into the night with the aid of a Wormlight."
Old video games can be ridiculously expensive. Rarity is the common theme among the most expensive titles, no matter how unimpressive the game is.
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by Glen Fox:
"What are the best Pokémon games? The impending launch of Pokémon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee have got us thinking about the franchise's history. Ranking such awesome games proved a lot more difficult than we first anticipated, given how most of them ended up being crowned as the best games of their particular generation."
