- The Same As Pokemon Fire RedOK, I am eighteen years old and still I am a Pokemon fan...however, I am only a fan of the video games, not so much the TV shows anymore. Anyway, this game is pretty much the same as Pokemon Fire Red, except the only difference is the pokemon you can capture in each version. Remember Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow versions? In those games, their were only certain pokemon you could capture in each one. For example, you could probably only get a Primeape in Pokemon Blue, but not in Pokemon Red or Yellow let's say. Then, if that's the case, you would need a Game Link Cable especially made for the system you're playing in order to catch them all. I recommend this game ONLY if you didn't get the Pokemon Fire Red Version. Otherwise, these games are great remakes of the original game boy games that were popular in the late 1990's and early 2000's. I'm the type of person who collects ALL the versions of the Pokemon games, so if you want to get both versions, as I did, then that's fine. I also got all the versions of Pokemon for Game Boy Color and earlier. For example, this is what my list now extends to: Pokemon Red, Blue, Yellow, Gold, Silver, Crystal, Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald, Trading Card Game (for game boy color), and of course, I am hoping to get Diamond and Pearl when they come out. So don't feel bad about getting all the versions that there are because that's what I ended up eventually doing, and that's probably what will end up happening if and when Nintendo comes out with more games like this.
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