Pocket Monsters Stadium (Nintendo 64)

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Description

The first Pokémon Stadium features only 42 playable Pokémon. The game focuses mainly on battling. Upon start-up, the game asks if the player if they want to use the Pokémon in their Game Boy Game Pak. If not, only Battle Mode can be accessed.

The modes of the game are:

• Battle Mode, as the name suggests, involves Pokémon battles. There are two types: Free Battle and Tournament.
• Organize Mode, where players transfer Pokémon and items between their Game Boy party, PC boxes, and Stadium storage boxes.
• List Mode, where players can look at a list of their Pokémon to see their stats.
• Register Mode, where the player registers a team of their Pokémon for battle.
• Party Mode, where the player examines their current team.
• GB Mode, where the Game Boy Pokémon game currently in the Nintendo 64 Transfer Pak can be played on the Nintendo 64.

The game is only compatible with Pokémon Red, Green, Blue, and Yellow Versions.

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Alternate Titles

• "Pokémon Stadium 0" -- English fan name
• "Pokémon Stadium" -- Japanese title
• "ポケモンスタジアム" -- Japanese spelling

Part of the Following Groups

• Console Generation Exclusive: Nintendo 64
• Gameplay feature: Importable characters
• Gameplay feature: Monster capture / training
• Pokémon Stadium series
• Pokémon universe

User Reviews

Standing out on Stadium

Kayburt (15827)

Critic Reviews

Consoles Plus	Oct, 1998	92 out of 100	92
64 Power / big.N / N Games	Sep, 1998	90 out of 100	90
Game Play 64	Oct, 1998	86 out of 100	86
Ultra 64	Oct, 1998	78 out of 100	78

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Trivia

Cancelled expansion disk

This game was never released outside Japan. An expansion disk was planned for the Nintendo 64DD, but the system was a commercial failure. The expansion disk evolved into the international version of Pokémon Stadium. Furthermore, when released in Japan, the international version was known as Pocket Monsters Stadium 2, causing the international Pokémon Stadium 2 to be called Pocket Monsters Stadium: Gold and Silver in Japan.