Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great game for the Pokemon lovers! The pokeball can have some connectivity issues but great bundle overall.

A really good remake of pokemon yellow that is casual friendly. I bought this for my girlfriend and she is enjoying playing it very much.

This game is a remake of pokemon yellow and playing through again brings back memories of staying up late at night playing on the gameboy. Pokemon has finally made the jump to better graphics and I do like that there are no more random encounters. You catch pokemon the same way as the pokemon go game on phones.

This is a remake of Pokemon Yellow in the Kanto region. This game has so much appeal for people who have played every pkmn game, or for people who played yellow or red and blue and haven't played since. The game is great, the soundtrack is amazing, and the game includes all the first gen pkmn (the most iconic).

A fun nostalgic game worthy of a triple AAA remake. Worth the purchase. Wouldn't recommend the pokeball. It's a bit wonky to play with.

Pokemon let's go Pikachu and Eevee are the most accessible Pokemon to date. The games only include the original 151 Pokemon, and introduce you to the mechanics in East to grasp ways. I love the new capture mechanics, even as a long time fan. And the pokeball plus is something childhood me could only dream of

The big issue here is you’re paying $40 for the controller that is really only good with this game and for a Mew that comes with it. I can’t imagine playing this game with a Joy-con and it being as much fun. The game itself does not take long at all to beat, and the post-game content isn’t all that enticing. The game itself is fun, but I don’t feel as if I got my money’s worth. Also, the Pikachu version is a lot easier than the Eevee one just because of the electric attacks and how many water enemies there are.

I grew up with this series and had fond memories. I also play the pokemon go game, which was a big reason for picking this up. The game itself looks great and is fun.....but in small doses. Playing for more than 30 minutes at a time gets boring. The game itself is repetitive and the main reason you want to push along is to get far enough in to the game to be able to trade with your own pokemon go account.

Great game. Immersive responsive and fun. Pretty upset about no battling though. That was a Crux of Pokemon when I was a kid.

I'm rating this a 3 because I paid extra for the game to get the included Poke Ball for playing and it is mostly worthless. It is more difficult to catch Pokemon with the Poke Ball versus the controllers that come with the switch, or just in handheld mode. The game is good but kind of tedious so we haven't even played through most levels. We prefer to play Pokemon on our phones.

This is a remake of the Pokemon Yellow Gameboy game from when I was a kid. The graphics & Pokemon look great. Although instead of battling Pokemon before catching, you just throw at them (like the safari zone). But there are still battles & Gym leaders. Enjoying playing the game so far.

I enjoy using the pokeball, but it is not the best way to play. The joycon is sufficient. Game itself is worth purchasing.

Good game for the most part got a little boring for me but I loved the game way better then the original when I was a kid.

I have been playing Pokemon for years, since Red and Blue was on the Gameboy. It was refreshing to revisit Kanto in this new game and stick with the classic 151. I like how simple it is, so I don't have to battle unwanted Pokemon, and my younger cousin can play without difficulty.

First off, I broke my tv when the poke ball flew out of my hand but it was worth it. Pika chu is my best bro.

It’s great to see Kant’s updated after all these years. It’s fairly easy but it doesn’t take away from the game for me.

I didn’t know that much about the Poké Ball Plus before purchasing it with the game. However, it was very easy to set up and very easy to get used to using it with the game. It really adds a lot to the overall experience of the game and makes you feel more like a real Pokémon trainer!

I wasn’t expecting such a close adaptation of the original. Great fun just wish there was a higher difficulty level.

Even though this is not a continuation of the series, it is a fun game to play and has great controls and dynamics.

Great game, if you’re 10 or under and have loads of patience. I bought this in hopes that it would be a great RPG for the franchise of Pokémon. The game is extremely frustrating to play. You’re constantly being stopped by NPC’s to battle throughout it. The game developers hooked me in with the hopes of reaching a park to trade Pokémon from the Pokémon Go App/Game director into the Nintendo switch Let’s Go game and being rewarded with a mystery box to catch a rare and elusive Pokémon in the Pokémon Go App/game called, “Meltan”. Problem is, this park you have to reach is obviously near the ending of the game as I’ve logged hours upon hours and still haven’t reached the park. The let’s go game is sub par at best. The value in this purchase to me and as a fan of the Pokémon Go App/Game, is the Poke Ball Plus which doubles as not only a controller for the game, but a companion for the Pokémon Go App. It allows me to store a Digital Pokémon from the let’s go version inside and will track steps, spin photo discs at poke stops, and allow me to catch Pokémon in the wild with the simple push of a button making it very much easier to play Pokémon Go. There’s little risk and when I transfer my digital Pokémon back Into the Let’s Go game for Nintendo switch; I’m rewarded with being leveled up for the Pokémon i chose to take out for a stroll and candies and various other items.