Pokémon Stadium

Video Game
1999
E

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You've battled and trained Pokémon on the Game Boy. Now it's time to clash against your opponents in 3D on the N64.You've battled and trained Pokémon on the Game Boy. Now it's time to clash against your opponents in 3D on the N64.You've battled and trained Pokémon on the Game Boy. Now it's time to clash against your opponents in 3D on the N64.

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7.4/10

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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Ikue Ôtani

Pikachu
(voice)
(as Ikue Otani)

Ted Lewis

Stadium Announcer
(voice)

Jean-Claude Donda

Stadium Announcer
(voice)

Luis Bajo

Stadium Announcer
(voice)

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7berrason_rihanna

Nice game honestly.

Its a fun game, much to Do and real Pokémonfights with real gyms. It can have a story too. And it can get hard and chsllanging. Deprnds on trainer you meet. I like the game and system. It has the feeling that i like with the game.

The graphic is simple at best and nice to the eyes. The sound is great and familliar. The controls are simple. Sometimes its pretty confusing. I like the minigames in this game.

8gangstahippie

Great Pokemon Game

Rated E(Contains Violence).

I played Pokemon Stadium a couple of years ago at my friends house.Now I don't like Pokemon but some of the games like the Gameboy ones are fairly good.I would say that this is the best Pokemon game for the Nintendo 64.The best Pokemon games are the gameboy ones.The graphics in this game are fairly good.The pokemon look really detailed and good in 3D.There is no plot really but you can choose between 150 Pokemon such as Mewtwo and Dragonite and you can fight them in a stadium.Its sort of like the pokemon gameboy games.You choose an attack for your pokemon to use and they use it.Pokemon Stadium is a fun and good N64 game with great graphics.

8/10

Trivia
This is actually the second Pokemon Stadium game. The first game was released only in Japan.

Goofs
In the German version of the game, most of the Pokémon names have their first syllables on the right instead on left. For example, PIKACHU reads as KACHUPI, MEWTU (German spelling for Mewtwo) turns into TUMEW and so on.