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− | In Pokémon Stadium, the focus was on battling with Pokémon instead of collecting or trading them. Trainers could use either Rental Pokémon or their own Pokémon uploaded from one of the [[Gameboy]] games to compete in one of the game's many cups. However, only 40 of the 151 Pokémon in the first generation were playable in the first game. | + | In Pokémon Stadium, the focus was on battling with Pokémon instead of collecting or trading them. Trainers could use either Rental Pokémon or their own Pokémon uploaded from one of the [[Gameboy]] games to compete in one of the game's many cups. However, only 40 of the 151 Pokémon in the first generation were playable in the first game. The game also contained several minigames that could be played on the side. |
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− | Pokémon Stadium inspired a series of games in which Pokémon could be used in 3-D battles, although the series underwent some changes when it moved to the [[Nintendo Gamecube]] with [[Pokémon | + | Pokémon Stadium inspired a series of games in which Pokémon could be used in 3-D battles, although the series underwent some changes when it moved to the [[Nintendo Gamecube]] with [[Pokémon Collosseum]]. |
==Sequels== | ==Sequels== |