Just three years after making Pokémon Red, Blue and Green, Game Freak iterated on nearly every element of the series. When they launched in Japan in 1999, they were revolutionary.
Pokémon Gold and Silver comprise the second generation of Pokémon games, along with their shinier cousin, Pokémon Crystal. Their upcoming, current-gen debut, courtesy of the 3DS Virtual Console, is at once a small re-release and a major cause for celebration. By almost all objective measures, these Game Boy Color games represent the best of what Pokémon has to offer. I’ve got plenty of personal bias here, if we want to talk about it, but let’s take a look at the facts. Pokémon Silver - and its partner game, Pokémon Gold - ranks highly on the lengthy list of games in the franchise, and it’s also near the top of my own favorites. It’s, in fact, the first game I ever fell in love with, a game I’ve sunk hours and hours into, played until its literal death: Pokémon Silver, which is heading to Nintendo 3DS eShop on Sept. Of all the new Pokémon games out this year, the one I’m most excited for isn’t new at all.
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