Pokémon Stadium
Nintendo EAD · 1999
- Dimension
- 3D
- Rendering
- Low-poly
- Colors
- BlueGrayGreenWhiteYellowBlackRed
- Linework
- No outlines
- Shading
- Soft gradient
- Texture
- Low-res textures
- Palette
- Vibrant
- Proportions
- Exaggerated, Cute
About
Pokémon Stadium presents turn-based battles with the original 151 Pokémon in 3D arenas. It includes tournaments, Gym Leader challenges and minigames, with Transfer Pak support for Pokémon trained in the compatible Game Boy games.
Art style
Pokémon Stadium (1999, 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.
Details
- Release
- Original release · Nintendo 64
- Developer
- Nintendo EAD, HAL Laboratory
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Released
- 1999-04-30 Japan, Nintendo 64
2000-03-06 North America, Nintendo 64
2000-03-23 Australia, Nintendo 64
2000-04-07 Europe, Nintendo 64
2023-04-12 Worldwide, Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Switch Online) - Platforms
- Nintendo 64, Nintendo Switch (Nintendo Switch Online)
- Also known as
- ポケモンスタジアム2 (Japan)
Pokémon Stadium 2 (Japan)
Pocket Monsters Stadium 2 (Japan) - Credits
- Tatsuya Hishida Art Director
Masanao Arimoto 2D CG Director
Shinya Takahashi 3D CG Director
Tsuyoshi Watanabe Pokémon Modeling Directors
Benimaru Itoh Pokémon Modeling Directors
Yoichi Kotabe Character Supervisor
Ken Sugimori Original Characters
Shigeki Morimoto Original Characters
Motofumi Fujiwara Original Characters
Atsuko Nishida Original Characters
Takao Shimizu Director
Kenji Miki Producers
Tsunekazu Ishihara Producers
Satoru Iwata Producers
Shigeru Miyamoto Producers - Links
- official · nintendo · wikipedia · mobygames
Screenshots 4
Related
Pokémon series 32 games
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