Ever wonder what happends after Pokemon ends? This game tells you! With more lands to explore, more villans to fight, and the possibility of Jessie, James, and Meowth in the mix, Pokemon II is an adventure you don't want to miss! New game features include Pokemon Genders, so you can breed and cross breed Pokemon! There will be over 250 Pokemon, so 150 won't be enough! You can also trade items over teh game link! You should be able to encrease our Pokemon holding capacity from 6 to at least 10. The game's release date is December '99.By the time this game is over, you'll wish it wasn't! It is rumored you can play as a Female trainer (Misty?), but who knows? Anything can happen!

PLOT OF POKEMON STADIUM

Also only available in Japan (for now, anyway) is the Nintendo 64 Pokémon game, Pocket Monsters Stadium (nicknamed Pokesta). Pokesta isn't really a game on it's own-you have to own a GameBoy version of Pokémon and insert it into the N64-GameBoy adapter that comes with the game to play most of it (and no, the American Pokémon cartridge doesn't work with it). You can look at all the monsters in full 3d on a new, enhanced version of the pokédex, play the GamBoy game on your TV and in color (just like a super game GameBoy in other words), or fight battles between your Pokémon and a friends or the computer's in those big beutiful graphics that only the N64 can do. The one BIG drawback that makes Pokesta such a disappointment is that only 40 of the 151 Pokémon can be used in battles. probably to save time or cartridge space, the other 111 weren't animated in all the ways they needed to be for the battle mode, so you are limited to less than a third of all the Pokémon to fight with!!