Pokémon: Every Gen 1 Game Ranked

The developers of Pokémon Project Studio had some nerve to split it into two versions. It's already a bit cheeky for the main RPG's to do it but a PC game about creating arts and crafts that you can print out should never be split into two games.

Also, unlike the RPG's the differences between the two versions are actually big enough here to encourage kids to buy both Red and Blue. Each game has 81 Pokémon to put into your arts and crafts with some Pokémon being in both but most of them being exclusive to one of the versions. You'll have to install both of them if you want access to all 151 generation one Pokémon.

Ok, but what can you do in the game?

Well, you can create greeting cards, signs, banners, envelopes, calendars, postcards, certificates, stickers, and crafts like paper gym badges and masks.

Whilst definitely not for anybody over the age of 10, kids could probably have a lot of fun with this. If it wasn't for the fact that you need to buy both versions to have everything it'd be slightly higher on the list. Only slightly though.