What Are Pokémon?
Pokémon are creatures of all shapes and sizes who live in the wild or alongside their human partners (called “Trainers”). During their adventures, Pokémon grow and become more experienced and even, on occasion, evolve into stronger Pokémon. Hundreds of known Pokémon inhabit the Pokémon universe, with untold numbers waiting to be discovered!
Pokémon Video Games
The first Pokémon video games were released in the US for the Nintendo Game Boy in 1998, and the series has driven the popularity of Pokémon ever since.
In many games, the player takes on the role of a young Trainer whose journey involves traveling from place to place, catching and training Pokémon, and battling against other Trainers’ Pokémon on a quest to become the Pokémon League Champion. An additional goal is to catch and catalog all of the many species of Pokémon within the game’s world. Despite this battling aspect of the games, the Pokémon games avoid explicit violence—Pokémon never die during the course of the game. Trainers are invited to take part in many peripheral activities when playing, including talent and beauty contests, camping and cooking, and fishing (for Pokémon, of course!).
Players can even battle and trade Pokémon with other players locally and around the world, which can aid children in learning the merits of sharing and sportsmanship.
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