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25 Years Ago, Pokemon Changed the Game with A Historic Release That’s Overdue for a Switch Port
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But today is another special day in the course of Pokemon history, both in general and personally.
So, I wasn’t ready for Professor Oak’s question when I booted up Pokemon Crystal on my Game Boy Color.
Since Pokemon Crystal, choosing between two protagonist options has become the default in Pokemon games.
With such an important place in Pokemon history, it’s frankly a crime that it’s not easier to replay Pokemon Crystal these days.
We got HeartGold and SoulSilver, but never… whatever clever title Pokemon would come up with for a revamped Pokemon Crystal.