Pokémon Black Version
Game Freak · 2010
- Dimension
- 2.5D
- Rendering
- Pixel art, Low-poly
- Colors
- BlueGrayBlackTeal
- Linework
- Black outlines
- Shading
- Baked lighting
- Texture
- Low-res textures
- Palette
- Cool
- Proportions
- Chibi
About
Pokémon Black Version is a turn-based role-playing game set in Unova, where players collect and battle Pokémon and confront Team Plasma. Released alongside Pokémon White Version, it introduced seasonal changes, triple battles and rotation battles, and features the version-exclusive Black City.
Art style
Pokémon Black Version (2010, Game Freak) is a 2.5D pixel art and low-poly game played from a three-quarter view. Its look is built from black outlines, baked lighting and low-res textures. The palette is cool.
Details
- Release
- Original release · Nintendo DS
- Developer
- Game Freak
- Publisher
- The Pokémon Company, Nintendo
- Released
- 2010-09-18 Japan, Nintendo DS
2010-09-18 Hong Kong, Nintendo DS
2010-09-18 Taiwan, Nintendo DS
2011-03-04 Europe, Nintendo DS
2011-03-06 North America, Nintendo DS
2011-03-10 Australia, Nintendo DS - Platforms
- Nintendo DS
- Also known as
- Pokémon Black (International)
ポケットモンスター ブラック (Japan)
Pocket Monsters Black (Japan)
포켓몬스터 블랙 (South Korea)
Pokémon Version Noire (France; Canada)
Pokémon Schwarze Edition (Germany)
Pokémon Versione Nera (Italy)
Pokémon Edición Negra (Spain) - Credits
- Ken Sugimori 2-D Art Director; Director of Pokémon Characters; Pokémon Character Design
Takao Unno 3-D Art Director; Pokémon Character Design; 3-D Graphics System Design
Hironobu Yoshida 2-D Dot Graphics (Lead); Pokémon Character Design; Battle Graphics Design
Hiroki Fuchino 3-D Map Graphics (Lead); Pokémon Character Design
Yūsuke Ōmura Trainer Graphics--Main Design; Pokémon Character Design; 2-D Dot Graphics
Motofumi Fujiwara Battle-Effects Graphics Design; Pokémon Character Design; 2-D Dot Graphics
Kenkichi Toyama User Interface Graphics--Main Design; Pokémon Character Design; 2-D Dot Graphics
James Turner Digital Movie--Main Design; Pokémon Character Design; 3-D Map Graphics
Keiko Moritsugu Concept Illustration; Pokémon Character Design
Junichi Masuda Director; Producer
Hitoshi Yamagami Producer
Shūsaku Egami Producer
Hiroaki Tsuru Producer - Links
- official · wikipedia · mobygames · bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net
Screenshots 2
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