Battle and trade with friends using local wireless. Thanks for all your support Proto:Pokmon Gold. Here’s hoping more development secrets come to light in the years to come. Experience the classic gameplay of the Pokémon Gold Version game Discover the innovations that started with the Pokémon Gold Version game. If you appreciate the work done within the wiki, please consider supporting The Cutting Room Floor on Patreon. It’s exciting to see that even just a few short years after the franchise started Game Freak was planning on severely shaking up Pokémon’s formula. For Generation I, it and its relatives, Vulpix and Ninetales, were created together as a trio. Its number was 166, which is now Ledians Dex number. It was first found in the leaked Pokémon Gold and Silver Spaceworld 1997 demo and was later revealed to have been part of Generation I.
POKEMON GOLD AND SILVER BETA FULL
Rather than include all of Kanto, the original plan seemed to be to condense Kanto to a ridiculous degree, as seen in the bottom right of the full map…įinally, the start of the game would be quite different, with the player having a brother called Ken and generally mimicking Red/Blue’s opening, complete with Green (Blue in the west) taking you to the lab, like his grandfather did in the original. Mikon () was a Fire-type Pokémon that was originally going to be a pre-evolution of Vulpix. Still, some are rather huge changes, like the third and fourth sprites being early designs for Bugsy and Morty.Īfter that we learn that Game Freak was incredibly ambitious with the world map originally, planning on making it covering all of Japan visually. There are also a few trainer sprites, most of which either return from the previous games or made it into the final product. Keep a close eye out for the likes of baby Meowth and Ponyta, as well as some early prototypes for Pokémon that appeared much later, like Lickilicky and Leafeon. Various early concepts are seen here, alongside brand new designs and some that have been alluded to before. Let’s dive in…įirst up is the bit most of you will want to see – the Pokémon. Resetera user ERASaur, who worked on analyzing the demo’s contents, provided a full breakdown. The site received a dumped ROM of the game’s Space World 1997 demo and has divulged all of its very intriguing secrets. If this week somehow hasn’t been filled with enough Pokémon for you then this latest release by The Cutting Room Floor is sure to remedy that.
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