Customer Ratings & Reviews

My favorite switch game since Zelda! So good I bout another one for my neices to play!

Great nostalgia for a game from childhood! Hours of entertainment!

Great game at a reasonable price. Grandkids love it.

This game is for a 5 year old and she loves playing it. Graphics are nice.

A fun little game even though it is not a full proper Pokemon game. And I am still waiting to get to the part where you can import Pokemon you have caught in the Pokemon Go app.

I love this game. It reminds of the older version for gameboy but more detailed.

Big fan of Pokémon and loved playing as a kid. Great game even after all these years!

This game is what my childhood brain imagined Pokemon on the GameBoy Color would look like if the game was 3D and a lot more immersive. It's a fun pokemon game that brings us back to the Kanto region where we get to relive Pokemon as it once was, but now with some different mechanics that I wholeheartedly support. I love the game. If you like Pokemon, do yourself a favor and pick this up.

I always wanted Pokemon Yellow growing up and this is the closest thing to it

I really enjoyed Let’s Go! Pikachu and all the memories it brought back from having played Yellow as a kid. This is a must have for any Pokémon fan or switch owner

Fun remake of the first Pokémon game. God son loves it and it’s easy to play.

I haven’t opened it yet it’s a Christmas gift but reviews seem good excited to play it

Excellent game bought it for my son can’t keep him off of it

Pokemon Let's Go is an interesting take on the series, some good gameplay changes although I'm a fan of wild battles so having those taken out kind of sucks. Overall decent.

Very fun Pokémon game. Not surprised. Pikachu edition is the play!

This was a really great game. It was a great addition to the Pokémon world

A great game for Pokémon beginners. With fun Easter eggs and challenges for veterans.

Buy this is you remember any of the original Pokémon games. Definitely worth the buy.

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I love this game, even as a hard core Pokemon fan, this brings back so many memories.