When Pokemon Red and Blue first released, the game was accompanied by a lot of excellent art from Ken Sugimori. Sugimori’s stunning watercolor art could be found throughout the instruction ...

The original pieces of art was also used in the Digital Console versions of Pokemon Red and Blue, and can also be found on various Pokemon cards and other early Pokemon merchandise, so they weren ...

In the vibrant universe of Pokémon, ideas never seem to cease. Fans continually amaze with their crazy and creative ideas, and one such recent work of fan art is making waves by combining two ...

The artwork shows the silhouette of the Electric-Type mouse that is filled in with some of the original 151 pocket monsters from Pokemon Red and Blue.

In the post, the user has effectively retooled Pokemon Red and Blue to be more like old-school RPGs, moving the camera from a top-down perspective to a 2.5D look, with people and Pokemon alike ...

A Pokémon Red and Blue fan reimagining has placed the games' classic artwork into a modern remake that will sadly never come to exist. The @pokeyugami Twitter account, which describes itself as a ...

Original resolution and Game Boy border: Go to your 3DS’s main menu. Find Pokémon Red, Blue, or Yellow. Hold down Select or Start. Tap on the game or press A to boot it up.