RetroVision – 10 Reasons Why Gen 1 May Not Be As Good As You Remember
There are many people who believe the original 151 Gen 1 Pokémon can’t be beaten. I’m here to tell you
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Satoshi Tajiri
RetroVision – The Origins of Pokémon
Pokémon began in 1996 with the Japanese Game Boy release of Pocket Monsters Aka and Midori (Red and Green). However, in order
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News – Pokémon Ports Prove Retro Still Sells
Retro gaming is far from dead. It’s something I say a lot here on Rings & Coins, and if you
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RetroSpective – Pokémon Red / Green / Blue
It’s officially 20 years since Satoshi Tajiri and Game Freak’s Pokémon Red and Green were first released in Japan. Can
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RetroVision – Pikachu and the Making of a Mascot
Nowadays, when anybody thinks of the gaming giant Pokémon, they think of Pikachu. However, this wasn’t the original intention of
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RetroVision – Junichi Masuda Looks Back On Pokémon
Could you imagine a world without Pokémon? It’s a scary thought right? Well what’s even scarier is that according to
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RetroVision – Just How Successful Is Pokémon?
This year Game Freak and Nintendo’s Pokémon celebrates its 20th Anniversary. Where has the time gone? What’s more, it celebrates
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RetroVision – The Art of Pokémon
Sometimes a picture tells a thousand words, and Ken Sugimori is a man who has made his name by doing
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RetroVision – The Mystery of Missingno
Pokémon Red, Green and Blue held many secrets, such as the legendary 151st Pokemon Mew, and the hard to get
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