Yellow Version introduces a prototype of the Happiness system in later games, but it's completely busted. Believe me, the feeling is mutual, buddy. Pikachu doesn't seem to take too kindly to his new trainer. The opening isn't too noteworthy, though if you wanted to do the glitch with the girl NPC, she has to be one space higher than she needs to be in Red/Blue for the pathing to break. If you're playing along, use Up+Select+B to clear your save, it'll be necessary for something later on. Most of what you can do in Yellow Version can indeed be done in the other versions, but Yellow actually makes some glitches harder and others easier, so let's get into this!įirst, however, some of the tricks require a fresh save. The glitches they didn't fix can't really do anything we haven't seen in this version. They even patched out some glitches, notably the Old Man glitch, Brock Skip, and the Cable Club Escape is harder.

It felt like an uneeded cash-in on the previous games, Pikachu didn't add much to the game for me, and in keeping with the TV Show's theme of making Pokémon less fun for everybody, the difficulty is lower as a result of Gym Leaders having less Pokémon in their teams.