As I grew up, I got a chance to turn on the Pokémon series. It was my English tutor who introduced me to one of the episodes of the Pokémon franchise. He is a college student and a Pokémon fan. He encouraged me to study hard to get more episodes from him; I was only fourteen and didn't know I could watch it online. And finally, I started my first ever Pokémon game, Pokémon Gold. The game is pixel-style but still funnier than most games I played before. One thing that surprised me is its rich narrative and dynamic gaming strategy. There are so many cool Pokemon, but you can only keep 6 with you; it's such a tough choice.
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I was in love with the narrative of Pokémon Gold, fighting with Team Racket with your "Aibō," and encountering different Pokemon. Its story always drives me to keep playing, which is the foundation of making the game memorable and impactful. A well-made video game should have a hierarchy story; based on that, we can look more into its art, gaming strategy, etc. It is the story that allows players to play into the role and experience the adventures they never have, fostering a sense of agency and engagement.
I still keep my first ever game console, game boy advance. There are service provides on eBay, help you to upgrade the screen resolution. I can not find my original "Golde" version ROM cartridge, so I bought the origin crystal ROM cartridge on eBay. It is incredibly expensive 💀💀💀💀💀。
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