>>58275869http://mimizun.com/log/2ch/game/943109900/7 :>5:1999/11/21(Sun) 09:08
Not at all.
It was the first ever competitive RPG. Pokemon.
The first one was amazing in how deep it was, despite being the first of its kind. I see
the second one as more of an expansion for something like Magic the Gathering than a sequel .
9 : Gold and Silver: 1999/11/21(Sun) 14:39
I'm not sure what the difference is, so
I'm just using gold for now.
It's a bit slow, but
I'll keep trying until I get Pichu...
10 :>8:1999/11/22(Mon) 03:57
7-san, aren't you referring to the first ever human-versus-human RPG?
It was February 1996, but what about PC games?
11 : Tsukkomi-kun: 1999/11/22(Mon) 04:36
If you're familiar with the premise of a Game Boy RPG,
you can play against each other in Wizardry Gaiden 3, released in 1993.
Form a party of four, move around a small labyrinth, and
kill the other party to win. It was a tense battle. It's
unclear whether it's compatible with PC or other platforms.
12 : Just to let you know: 1999/11/22(Mon) 05:32
"This isn't 2, it's "Gold and Silver,"
one of the producers said in a magazine.
It wasn't Tajiri-san.
14 : Then: 1999/11/22(Mon) 09:24
I think it's a first in history to release two versions and create an environment where players can easily play against each other (and trade) .
For those who bought Gold and Silver,
what does Mr. Tajiri's section on staff in the manual say?
15 :>12:1999/11/22(Mon) 10:35
That was an eye-opening statement.
I see, gold and silver are just variations of blue and yellow.
What a clever escape.
I also bought Silver.
The content is just normal Pokemon, so I'm relieved.
(The complaints about the previous game, such as operability, have been resolved.)
17 : Emyu: 1999/11/22(Mon) 21:17
It seems pointless to play Pokemon on a PC... It would
be awesome if you could play online though.
