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Almost every Pokémon has been replaced from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations with Touhou characters. The music has also been remixed between the original Pokémon themes with Touhou character boss and stage themes. Certain fan derivative versions of the game uses the physical-special split from Diamond and Pearl. The types and evolution styles have been changed as well according to the newest official Japanese version 1.80. | Almost every Pokémon has been replaced from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd generations with Touhou characters. The music has also been remixed between the original Pokémon themes with Touhou character boss and stage themes. Certain fan derivative versions of the game uses the physical-special split from Diamond and Pearl. The types and evolution styles have been changed as well according to the newest official Japanese version 1.80. | ||
===Pokémon Uranium=== | |||
[[File:Scree.JPG|thumb|right|Screenshot from Uranium]] | |||
Pokémon Uranium appears to be a highly modified version of Pokemon FireRed and LeafGreen. It is distributed under the name "Uranium Team" and features many fake Pokémon that replace previous sprites. It is not known to have been sold via cartridge, only by ROM. The game features a new region known as "Tandor", a tropical archipelago somewhat similar to Hoenn. The player's starter is determined by a quiz the local professor gives them. Similar to Gold and Silver's PokéGear, Uranium features a application called "PokéPad"--which has all the programs contained in the Pokégear. | |||
Pokémon Uranium has been known to distribute their games as early as 2008, but an official date is unknown. | |||
==NES== | ==NES== | ||