I suggest Fire Red or Leaf Green (the remakes). Generation 3 (the generation these gen 1 remakes are part of) is the first generation you can transfer your pokemon from to later generations, which is really cool (pokemon from red/blue/green/yellow can't be transfered to newer games). Though if you play red/blue/yellow on the 3ds virtual console

Moves. Moves are the techniques that your Pokémon use in battle. Many moves deal damage to the opponent in an attempt to make it faint, but other moves can also perform actions such as conferring helpful stat boosts to the user or recovering its HP. Each turn, your active Pokémon can use one move. A few moves, known as field moves, also have
Send out Electrode and use Thunderwave to paralyze Mewtwo. Use Thunder the following turn and repeat until Electrode faints. Next, send out Persian and use Screech to lower Mewtwo’s defense. If both Screeches were successful and Mewtwo is still paralyzed, you can use Hyper Beam to faint it. If this fails, send out Rhydon to replace Persian Lite), with paid version costing $4.99. For those looking to head to Viridian City on their Android phones, My Boy! is an extremely popular Game Boy Advance emulator that will play Fire Red roms very well on Android devices. It currently has been installed over 1 million times off the Google Play Store.

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Beta v1.0.5. Downloadable: Yes. Like you see, Pokemon Inflamed Red post includes parts: Description (Story/Plot included in this part), Screenshots, Images, How to download. If some trailers are not available, we will add later. Also, Field Under shows which system the hack belongs to (for the similar hacks), Tagged With shows which language Pokemon Blue was given a palette of a blue background with a red foreground. Pokemon Red reversed this, Red background and blue foreground. Currently, these palette features are inaccessible by Game Boy software running on the 3DS. You get two options- black and white, or black and green (Olive/green to mimic the DMG gameboy).
Red comes on a red cartridge and Blue comes on blue. Also, certain Pokémon appear in Red but not Blue, and vice-versa. Now onto the plot. You play the role of a ten year old boy who you need to provide a name for. You can call him Red or Ash or anything that comes to your mind. You also need to provide a name for your rival.
Honestly, I say start with Yellow instead. If it has to be red or blue, red for sure. And if you want super portability, play it on a phone emulator. scribblemacher. • 3 yr. ago. Yellow's first gym can be brutal to new players. You need to really to grind or catch a specific pokemon. FNkque.
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