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Right, there are a number of differences between Red/Blue. The most well known differences are on the title screen and which Pokémon you can find. But there are
by kanzure 15y ago
Right, there are a number of differences between Red/Blue. The most well known differences are on the title screen and which Pokémon you can find. But there are other differences that need to be taken into account, like some palettes and the game corner prizes.
Someone's working on those differences here:
http://romendo.net/stag019/pokedex/rbdiff/ http://romendo.net/stag019/pokedex/rbdiff/
Their decision to make two complementary games is really fascinating, especially from a business perspective.
- gwern 15y ago> Their decision to make two complementary games is really fascinating, especially from a business perspective. Indeed. It seemed to be really successful especially given how small a development effort it apparently was. But why did no one but the Pokemon games seem to do it subsequently?
- mkr-hn 15y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_%26_Knuckles http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonic_%26_Knuckles Similar concept, though it's done with an attachment instead of linking systems.
- steve-howard 15y agoOracle of Ages/Oracle of Seasons were two complementary Zelda games for game boy color. You can't fully beat the game without both.