My first Pok?mon was Sapphire in Gen 3! I actually found my copy of it the other day, however my family probably either threw away my game boy or it's in storage. I bought Alpha Sapphire during release and I haven't devoted much time into it yet :/
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Pokémon What was your first pokemon gen?
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oath2order
#Porygon2024
Gen 3, Sapphire.
Almost completed National Dex in it.
Almost completed National Dex in it.
Trickilicky
dat tung
Gen 1 was my first, feel hella old now thinking about it, lol.
Sawyer2030
Senior Member
Generation II • Pok?mon Silver
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I started playing Pokemon when I was four years old, when Pokemon Red released in the West for the first time. Completed the whole thing, got Yellow a few months later and was a little stuck considering Pikachu was your starter and Brock was the first gym leader but I eventually got around it. I've been an avid Pokemon fan and player practically all my life.
I passed down the torch to my six year old nephew (my fiancee's nephew, really, but I consider myself his uncle) and gave him Pokemon FireRed. He's HOOKED. He loves his Venusaur the most, which he named Vacummsaur since he loves science (boy genius).
I passed down the torch to my six year old nephew (my fiancee's nephew, really, but I consider myself his uncle) and gave him Pokemon FireRed. He's HOOKED. He loves his Venusaur the most, which he named Vacummsaur since he loves science (boy genius).
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I started playing Pokemon when I was four years old, when Pokemon Red released in the West for the first time. Completed the whole thing, got Yellow a few months later and was a little stuck considering Pikachu was your starter and Brock was the first gym leader but I eventually got around it. I've been an avid Pokemon fan and player practically all my life.
I passed down the torch to my six year old nephew (my fiancee's nephew, really, but I consider myself his uncle) and gave him Pokemon FireRed. He's HOOKED. He loves his Venusaur the most, which he named Vacummsaur since he loves science (boy genius).
lol vacummsaur cute
my first game was yellow then i got red and blue right after because nintendo needed all of my parents money at the time
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Gen 1 for me, too. Blue was my first game, with Yellow trailing close behind.
My cousin (who's 3 years older than me) got me hooked on Pokemon and Digimon when I was really young, I don't even know, whenever the anime was first being shown in the US on cartoon network. :v
Parents bought me a yellow Gameboy Color when I was like 7 or 8 or something to play Pokemon Blue and Yellow. My cousin had Red, so he decided we needed to trade a lot, but I didn't know there were 'version exclusive' Pokemon so I never had like Growlithe or Oddish, he never gave me any. :c lol.
I got into Gen 2, too. Had Gold, Silver, and Crystal. When my battery in Crystal died, the very same aforementioned cousin convinced me it was "broken" and it would never save again. So I threw it out.
He was a jerk.
Then I dropped off and stopped playing and watching. I was like 13 AND I WAS TOO OLD FOR POKEMON. And then Pokemon X looked really cool, and while I was waiting for it to release I bought a copy of White 2, but never finished it. I stopped at the 3rd gym. And then I got really invested in X, but I just couldn't get into OR.
So I basically only played Gens 1, 2, and 6.
I was probably the only person who didn't complain about how few pokemon Gen 6 introduced, about 400 of them were new to me! haha.
My cousin (who's 3 years older than me) got me hooked on Pokemon and Digimon when I was really young, I don't even know, whenever the anime was first being shown in the US on cartoon network. :v
Parents bought me a yellow Gameboy Color when I was like 7 or 8 or something to play Pokemon Blue and Yellow. My cousin had Red, so he decided we needed to trade a lot, but I didn't know there were 'version exclusive' Pokemon so I never had like Growlithe or Oddish, he never gave me any. :c lol.
I got into Gen 2, too. Had Gold, Silver, and Crystal. When my battery in Crystal died, the very same aforementioned cousin convinced me it was "broken" and it would never save again. So I threw it out.
He was a jerk.
Then I dropped off and stopped playing and watching. I was like 13 AND I WAS TOO OLD FOR POKEMON. And then Pokemon X looked really cool, and while I was waiting for it to release I bought a copy of White 2, but never finished it. I stopped at the 3rd gym. And then I got really invested in X, but I just couldn't get into OR.
So I basically only played Gens 1, 2, and 6.
I was probably the only person who didn't complain about how few pokemon Gen 6 introduced, about 400 of them were new to me! haha.
Nuclear Bingo
Senior Member
Pokemon Red. OG B)
I still remember the day my siblings brought red and blue home. I couldn't read until like a year after that so I first played Red in 1999.
I still remember the day my siblings brought red and blue home. I couldn't read until like a year after that so I first played Red in 1999.
I started playing Pokemon when I was four years old, when Pokemon Red released in the West for the first time. Completed the whole thing, got Yellow a few months later and was a little stuck considering Pikachu was your starter and Brock was the first gym leader but I eventually got around it. I've been an avid Pokemon fan and player practically all my life.
I passed down the torch to my six year old nephew (my fiancee's nephew, really, but I consider myself his uncle) and gave him Pokemon FireRed. He's HOOKED. He loves his Venusaur the most, which he named Vacummsaur since he loves science (boy genius).
When my young offspring start playing pokemon I will force generation 5 upon them, as I think had the pokemon franchise started with gen 5 instead of gen 1 pokemon would be much much better today
Ladybonkers
Poké-Outlet Owner! (✿◠‿◠)
The first generation, but I actually enjoyed the sixth generation the most! = )
slimsh4d3y
Member
Started with good ol' Gen 1 - my first Pok?mon game (and Gameboy game) was Red.
