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* Playing as a girl (Pokémon Crystal only). | * Playing as a girl (Pokémon Crystal only). | ||
* [[ | * [[Gender]]s for Pokémon are introduced. | ||
* [[Breeding]] | * [[Breeding]] | ||
* Built-in clock, which allows for Morning/Day/Night feature. | * Built-in clock, which allows for Morning/Day/Night feature. | ||
* [[DVs]] get more involved as breeding became available. | * [[DVs]] get more involved as breeding became available. | ||
* [[Alternate color]]s for Pokémon, also referred to as Shiny Pokémon. | * [[Alternate color]]s for Pokémon, also referred to as Shiny Pokémon. | ||
* Trading and battling capabilities with [[Generation I]] via Time | * Trading and battling capabilities with [[Generation I]] via [[Time capsule]]. | ||
* 100 new Pokémon bringing the total to 251. | * 100 new Pokémon bringing the total to 251. | ||
* Old Pokémon such as {{p|Golbat}} given new evolutions ({{p|Crobat}}). | * Old Pokémon such as {{p|Golbat}} given new evolutions ({{p|Crobat}}). | ||
* Old Pokémon such as {{p|Magmar}} given | * Old Pokémon such as {{p|Magmar}} given pre-evolutions ({{p|Magby}}). | ||
* Two new Pokémon [[Elemental types|types]]: {{t|Dark}}-type and {{t|Steel}}-type. {{p|Magnemite}} and {{p|Magneton}} are now {{t|Electric}} | * Two new Pokémon [[Elemental types|types]]: {{t|Dark}}-type and {{t|Steel}}-type. {{p|Magnemite}} and {{p|Magneton}} are now {{t|Electric}}/{{t|Steel}}. | ||
* [[Happiness]] becomes a quality of all Pokémon. | * [[Happiness]] becomes a quality of all Pokémon. | ||
* Special stat split into Special Attack and Special Defense. | * Special stat split into Special Attack and Special Defense. | ||
* Pokérus introduced. | * Pokérus introduced. | ||
* Pokémon can now hold items. | * Pokémon can now [[Held item|hold items]]. | ||
* {{I|Exp. All}} replaced with {{I|Exp. Share}}. | * {{I|Exp. All}} replaced with {{I|Exp. Share}}. | ||
* PokéGear added, which has a built-in cellphone used to call and rematch some trainers. | * [[PokéGear]] added, which has a built-in cellphone used to call and rematch some trainers. PokéGear can be upgraded with a World Map and a Radio via installable cards. | ||
* Item pack now split into seperate sections. | * Item pack now split into seperate sections. | ||
* An item can be put on the <sc>select</sc> button for easy use. | * An item can be put on the <sc>select</sc> button for easy use. | ||
In addition, the [[Generation II]] games | In addition, the [[Generation II]] games are said to be easier in comparison to the [[Generation I]] games, due to the different [[Pokémon Gym|Gym]] types. | ||
== Starters == | == Starters == | ||