Pokemon Gold Version
Released November 21, 1999 on Game Boy Color and 3DS
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About Pokemon Gold Version
Pokemon Gold Version is a role-playing game from Game Freak, released on November 21, 1999, for the Game Boy Color. It was later made available on the Nintendo 3DS. Nintendo and Gradiente are listed as publishers. The game is part of the Pokemon series and combines role-playing, turn-based strategy, and adventure elements. It uses a bird's-eye isometric view for exploration and a side view for battles.
The game is designed for single player and also supports multiplayer. Its themes include action, fantasy, and kids content, and it carries an ESRB E rating and a PEGI 12 rating.
As a sequel to Pokemon Red and Blue, the game lets players capture and train a new set of creatures, challenge eight additional gyms, and take on a new Pokemon League. Its post-game content is expanded, and it also brings in material from earlier entries in the series.
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Pokemon Gold Version FAQ
When did Pokemon Gold Version come out?
Pokemon Gold Version came out on November 21, 1999.
What platforms is Pokemon Gold Version on?
Pokemon Gold Version came out on Game Boy Color and 3DS.
Who made Pokemon Gold Version?
Pokemon Gold Version is developed by Game Freak and published by Gradiente and Nintendo.
Is Pokemon Gold Version multiplayer?
Yes. Pokemon Gold Version supports single player and multiplayer.
What is Pokemon Gold Version rated?
Pokemon Gold Version is rated ESRB E (Everyone) and PEGI 12.
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