Pokémon Stadium

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Catch the Excitement: Your Ultimate Pokémon Stadium Fan Destination!

Pokémon Stadium: Where strategy meets spectacle! Test your skills, battle in epic 3D arenas, and prove you're the ultimate Pokémon Trainer!

Pokémon Stadium Trivia

What was the first console to host the game Pokémon Stadium? (Easy)
#1: Nintendo 64
#2: PlayStation
#3: Sega Genesis
#4: GameCube
Which of these Pokémon was not available for use in the original Japanese version of Pokémon Stadium? (Advanced)
#1: Mew
#2: Togepi
#3: Dragonite
#4: Gengar
0/0 Correct

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Pokémon Stadium Fun Facts

Pokémon Stadium for the Nintendo 64 originally had a Kids Club mode that featured nine different mini-games, including one where you played as Lickitung in a sushi-eating contest.
Pokémon Stadium let players import their Pokémon from the Game Boy games using the Transfer Pak, bringing their own trained Pokémon to 3D battles for the first time.

Pokémon Stadium Polls

Which Generation of Pokémon do you want added to Pokémon Stadium next?
Generation II (Johto)
Generation III (Hoenn)
Generation IV (Sinnoh)
Generation V (Unova)
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What is your favorite type of battle in Pokémon Stadium?
Single Battles
Double Battles
Multi Battles
Tournament Mode
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Popular Characters

Pikachu
Charizard
Jigglypuff
Blastoise
Mewtwo
Gengar
Snorlax
Raichu
Arcanine
Lapras

Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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release
August 1, 1998

Pokémon Stadium Release in Japan

Pokémon Stadium was released for the Nintendo 64 in Japan, introducing players to 3D Pokémon battles.

release
March 1, 2000

Pokémon Stadium Release in North America

Pokémon Stadium was released in North America, allowing players outside Japan to experience 3D battles on the Nintendo 64.

release
June 1, 2000

Pokémon Stadium Release in Europe

Pokémon Stadium was released in Europe, expanding the game's availability worldwide.

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