Amazon.com Product Description: What can you expect from the sequel to one of the favorite Nintendo 64 games of 2000? A lot. Pokémon Stadium 2 comes with four new tournaments, 12 new minigames, and lots of fun extras, like special Pokéquizzes to test your level of mastery. And you're sure to find your favorite monsters, because--gulp!--249 Pokémon are present in the game. As in Pokémon Stadium, you can train and battle your monsters, as well as transfer them (via the separately sold Transfer Pak) from your favorite Game Boy titles--including the newer Gold and Silver editions of the game.
Tons of fun First of all, I have always been a big pokemon fan, so anything with pokemon is fun to me. A lot of people say it's boring and the same thing over and over but if you are a real fan of pokemon it's always something new. My sister and I battle over and over, and what keeps us from getting bored is that we have one rule, well two, we can't use the same pokemon at one time, AND we can't use the same pokemon twice... so each time we battle it's new types, new attacks , etc..
I just bought a gameboy transfer thing so I can play my red version on the tv then use the pokemon on the game, I AM VERY EXCITED.
Anyway yeah, if you are a REAL pokemon fan, you will love this game.
An Unforgettable Classic Pokemon Stadium 2 has got to be one of the greatest games I've ever played. I have more memories as a child playing this, alone and with friends and family! This game has more fun things to do than I ever imagined when I bought it. It has:
Stadium Play - where you compete in various challenging tournaments (following the same battle style as the rest of the Pokemon series) These were much harder for me than the Gameboy battles. The Academy - where you read and fight to complete lessons concerning battles. They teach valuable strategies and rules and give great examples about it all. The Gym Leader Castle - Rather like the Stadium Play, but it features more familiar faces from the Gameboy series. Game Boy Tower - If you have the component that plugs into the N64 controller, you can actually play your Gameboy on the TV! This came in handy when I was a little child with terrible eyes. I believe many of the games come with this item included. Mini Games - If you don't like battling or don't want to learn at the academy, then buy Pokemon Stadium 2 for the mini games. I'm dead serious when I say my cousins and I played these every Christmas and Easter and Thanksgiving for years and years and years. I have more childhood memories playing these than any other game I've ever played. It has around 15 mini games featuring all sorts of styles and Pokemon. If you plug your Gameboy game into the controller, you can actually play some of these as your own Pokemon.
Well, that's Pokemon Stadium 2 in a nutshell. It's a great game to buy if you're looking for something fun for your children, or if you want to play classic games in all sorts of styles just for the fun of it! In all of this, though, the more people you play it with, the more fun you'll have.
GS v.s. RBY Hey you know how the Red, blue, and yellow games can not link up with Gold and silver to battle well then if you and a frind wont to battle with these diffrent games the buy this you can link up to battle with the diffent virsunes (Not the GBA ones) You can even take 3 pokemon from two diffent pokemon games to make a party. You and a frend can take on a CPU and take trunes using pokemon too so get both you GBB&W (black and wihgt) pokemon games with your GBC (color games)and battle with between them!
For Pokemon, this game is great! I don't really like Pokemon, I've kind of outgrown it. However, this is an amazing game, especially for Pokemon. It is among the greatest of the last wave of N64 titles. The visuals and sound are perfect for the N64, with all the Pokemon's cries from the game incorporated into 64-bit sounds, amazing attack effects (especially the special-type ones), and smooth animations. There are more minigames in this, many are in a style similar to Mario Party. Overall, if you are either really into Pokemon, losing interest, or just looking for a great late N64 game, then this is a great choice.
Videogamefan's Pokemon Stadium 2 Review The game is good if you wanna play Pokemon gold/silver on the tv and the battles are ok, but they get very repetitive.
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