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Pokémon Red, Green, Blue & Yellow
infoPokemon Red, Green, Blue & Yellow
Pokemon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition
Pocket Monsters Red, Green, Blue & Pikachu
Platforms: GB
Year: 1996
Developed by: Creatures, Game Freak
Published by: Nintendo
Number of Files: 58
Total Filesize: 108 MB (MP3), 330 MB (FLAC)
Date Added: May 28th, 2021
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Album type: Gamerip
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Description
Released on February 27th 1996, Pocket Monsters Red & Green are the first games and the first generation of the Pocket Monsters (Pokemon) series. A revised version, Pocket Monsters Blue, would be released to mail subscribers via. CoroCoco Comic on October 15th 1996 (before making it's retail debut on October 10th 1999, a month before Pokemon Gold and Silver were released in Japan), Pocket Monsters Blue refined several glitches that Red and Green had, made some changes to most of the graphics and places, and introduced some new sprites, this would be the basis for the International version of Pokemon Red and Blue and even Pokemon Yellow. Pocket Monsters: Pikachu was released on September 12th, 1998 as the last of the first generation games, it refined everything and fixed a ton of stuff found in the prior 3 games, it introduced following Pokemon to the overworld (Pikachu) and Game Boy Printer support, this game parallels the 1997 Pocket Monsters/Pokemon anime with the Team Rocket Duo (Musashi & Kojiro) as antagonists, only in the International Version of Pocket Monsters: Pikachu (Pokemon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition), this is the first game to be released for the enhanced Game Boy Color system in international countries, giving more flair to the graphics, by the time Pocket Monsters: Pikachu was released in Japan, the Game Boy Color wasn't even released yet.
Most of the music found in Pokémon Red, Green, Blue & Yellow would later be incorporated into the Pokemon Gold & Silver Spaceworld 1997 Demos, as those games used the Gen 1 games as a base.
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COMMENTS
Can someone fix how some tracks will end abruptly? I've noticed that some tracks (such as "Final Battle! (Rival)") will just stop at a note.
Um... Why can't I ever find the slowed down version of Viridian City? You know, the one that plays at the end when Professor Oak appears right after the final battle?
Which soundtrack is better! Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee’s beautifully arranged soundtrack or this soundtrack!
What type of Album is this? Soundtrack? Gamerip?
Maybe
Was April 25th, 2020 a big day?
54. Unused Track is actually a recreation of a corrupted/unfinished track found in the files. https://www.youtube.com/embed/4wBsA5Bh4d0
https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/rally-x-new-rally-x-game-sound-effect
When people say "you can't make music with just a _______", tell them these guys made an immortal collection of music which defined a generation, and all they had were computers and sine wave audio generation. No VSTs, no orchestras, not even an actual organic instrument. This was old, limited tech. And they used it to create a masterpiece. There is no one who doesn't recognize track 10.
Freaking Lavender Town. Still Gives Me Nightmares To This Day.
other then opening movie(red,blue & green) sounding a bit reverb-y and some tracks sounding like they're off center. it's pretty good.
I've always loved Poke'mon, so hearing about this was day-brightening to me. I'm glad that someone decided to take time out of their lives to make people happy. Thank you!
It shall remain forever a cult classic and masterpiece of its time.
Excellent 8-Bit ChipTune for its time. I highly recommend downloading it. You will enjoy it. Also, check out "Pokémon Ruby & Pokémon Sapphire: Super Music Collection", as it is even better! :) (Due to the updated voices, even though they now are not considered to be part of the modern era of Video Game Music!) Thank you to the people who converted the album to mp3 format, and thank you to the ones who uploaded it. Also, a huge thank you to Nintendo, and the original composers! :)
The originals
Thank you so Much for this! All in here was really well titled and listed, it makes you jump into the past.
marikfan333
05:37 Aug 2nd, 2025Offline