Pocket Monsters Stadium
Nintendo EAD
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A Japan-only Pokémon strategy/RPG battle game for Nintendo 64 featuring 40 Pokémon available for three-dimensional battles. The bundled Transfer Pak lets players use Pokémon raised in the Game Boy games and provides storage and organization features.
Art style
Pocket Monsters Stadium (1998, Nintendo EAD) is a 3D low-poly game played from a fixed camera view. Its look is built from shapes without outlines, soft gradient shading and low-res textures. The palette is vibrant. It draws on anime.
Palette 12 colors
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Details
- Release
- Original release · Nintendo 64
- Developer
- Nintendo EAD
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Released
- 1998-08-01 Japan, Nintendo 64
- Platforms
- Nintendo 64
- Also known as
- ポケモンスタジアム (Japan)
Pocket Monster Stadium (International reference usage)
Pokémon Stadium (International reference usage)
Pokémon Stadium 0 (Informal international usage) - Credits
- Shinya Takahashi Modeling Director
Makoto Wada Chief Modeler
Tsuyoshi Watanabe Chief Modeler
Benimaru Itoh Super Special Chief Modeler
Yoichi Kotabe Character Supervisor
Ken Sugimori Original Character Design
Shigeki Morimoto Original Character Design
Motofumi Fujiwara Original Character Design
Atsuko Nishida Original Character Design
Yasushi Matsubara 2D Designer
Tomoaki Nakahara 2D Designer
Junji Morii 2D Designer
Shigefumi Hino Effect Designer
Masanao Arimoto Effect Designer
Takao Shimizu Director
Shigeru Miyamoto Producer
Kenji Miki Producer
Tsunekazu Ishihara Producer
Satoru Iwata Producer - Links
- official · wikipedia · mobygames
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