So thatвЂ™s something to definitely keep in mind going forward. Whether you like the games or not, Generation 2 has been massively important in shaping PokГ©mon games into what they are today. PokГ©mon Gold and Silver brought a lot of things to the franchise that would go on to become mainstays in the series, such as day-to-night transitions (something that would disappear in Generation 3, but be brought back in Generation 4 and then stay in all future Generations), breeding and eggs, shiny PokГ©mon and much more.

In this review, I will attempt to assess what these games were at the time as well as reflect on how they hold up today, nearly two decades since their original releases in Japan in 1999. In addition to my own feelings about the game, the 2nd Generation of PokГ©mon games have gone on to often be proclaimed as the greatest Generation, the time when PokГ©mon as a franchise was at its height. I found myself getting nostalgic over things as recurring as the graphic style or the music to things as insignificant as walking up to an item on the ground and seeing that it is as big as the character, or seeing the animation for the move Cut (I guess I used it a lot when I was a kid?). I donвЂ™t know that anyone entirely can, since enjoyable experiences of playing this game, for example, are so rooted into my subconsciousness. So how do you review a game that you spent so much time playing when you were a kid? For starters, you should try to remove your nostalgia blinders as much as possible.

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