Pokemon Gold and Silver edition was released by Nintendo during the Pokemon craze in America. It was released for Game Boy Color in 2000. The great part about this game was it introduced over 100 new Pokemon for you to catch and collect, each with new special powers. Do you think you can catch ‘em all? This commercial shows how fun it was for kids to play Pokemon on Game Boy.

If you want to “Catch Em’ All” then you have to trade them with your friends. You can do this if you get a Game Boy link cable and hook up your Game Boy with a friends. This is a pretty cool commercial that shows what can happen when trading Pokemon. I never personally tried to trade Pokemon with a Game Boy but it sure does look easy. Enjoy this classic Pokemon commercial.

This Pokemon Stadium Box Art features Blastoise facing off against Charizard in a Pokemon Stadium battle. This game was released for the Nintendo 64 and was a great game to battle your pokemon with. All in all, this is an intense fighting scene by pokemon standards as Blastoise is trying to dodge a Charizard attack that could hurt Blastoise in so many ways. Enjoy this scene from the Pokemon Stadium Box Art collection.

Pokemon Stadium 2 commercial released by Nintendo. All your favorite Pokemon are back in Pokemon Stadium 2 commercial for the Nintendo 64. Get ready for round 2 of challenging the best Pokemon fighters in the world so you can climb the ladder and be known as the best Pokemon trainer ever! This game also has new Pokemon to choose from when going up against your opponent to make the battles more interesting. Gotta Catch ‘Em All!

Pokemon Stadium commercial is a battle for glory, a battle for history, a battle for Pokemon! Now is the time to become the ultimate Pokemon trainer of all-time. With Pokemon Stadium, you can battle your Pokemon in the ultimate Pokemon challenge. You can face-off against other Pokemon trainers to become the most powerful Pokemon trainer ever! This time, it is in front of the world!

You can catch ‘em all with Pokemon Monopoly. The collector’s edition allows you to play as 6 tokens. The tokens include Pikachu, Clefairy, Mewtwo, Blastoise, Charmander, and Bulbasaur. Play Pokemone Monopoly with your friends and see who the last one standing is. This game was featured by Monopoly in 1999 and again in 2001. If you land on the Team Rocket space, you will have to pay up the luxury tax.

Now it’s your turn to catch the exclusive Pokemon. Pokemon Snap was the first Pokemon game for the Nintendo 64. With Pokemon Snap, you find your favorite Pokemon and you could bring your cartridge to your local participating BlockBuster store and print out your favorite ones.