Upon booting up the games, the player is greeted by the introductory cutscenes, each serving as an exhibition of the game system’s capabilities and hyping the player for the game ahead. The differences between Pokemon Silver and Pokemon SoulSilver (hereafter referred to as “Silver” and “SoulSilver”, respectively) start immediately. Right: mysterious new Legendary Dogs (SoulSilver) Left: old Pokemon in uninspire d cutscene ( Silver) As SoulSilver adheres closely to the original game’s design, the article is structured around the player’s journey in both games, with further details added for context as needed. However, the author also has prior experience with both games, having played both Pokemon Silver and SoulSilver at each game’s original release. The games were played until completion of the third Gym by defeating the Gym Leader, Whitney. The remakes (Pokemon HeartGold/SoulSilver) were released state-side in 2010, largely preserving the original game story while modernizing the graphics and game mechanics. The games featured a new region/story/Pokemon, new types, breeding, multi-colored sprites, and other improvements over previous games. Pokemon Gold and Silver were released in North America in October 2000. in 1998 (and later, other countries), they proved to be extremely popular. Pokemon Red and Green were the first games, released in Japan in 1996, and when its remakes (Pokemon Blue and a reprogrammed Red version) were brought over to the U.S.

Each main game is an RPG that features the protagonist capturing and training the titular monsters (Pokemon, or “pocket monsters”) as they journey to become the best Trainer in the game’s region. Pokemon is a popular franchise spanning video games, cartoons, and trading card games. Right: start screen (SoulSilver) Introduction

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