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'''Pokémon Crystal''' introduced many features that have since become staples of the main series games, such as the option to pick a female [[player character]], animated Pokémon sprites and battle facilities with special rules. Likewise, some aspects of the game's initial design did not make it to the final release. However, the game has very few beta elements compared to its companion games, {{game|Gold and Silver|s}}, likely because it is heavily based upon these games. | '''Pokémon Crystal''' introduced many features that have since become staples of the main series games, such as the option to pick a female [[player character]], animated Pokémon sprites and battle facilities with special rules. Likewise, some aspects of the game's initial design did not make it to the final release. However, the game has very few beta elements compared to its companion games, {{game|Gold and Silver|s}}, likely because it is heavily based upon these games. | ||
Revision as of 20:22, 12 July 2011
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Pokémon Crystal introduced many features that have since become staples of the main series games, such as the option to pick a female player character, animated Pokémon sprites and battle facilities with special rules. Likewise, some aspects of the game's initial design did not make it to the final release. However, the game has very few beta elements compared to its companion games, Pokémon Gold and Silver, likely because it is heavily based upon these games.
Female character
Although Kris was introduced in Crystal, a development picture reveals that another girl was in the works. The girl had black hair in pigtails. She may have also been an attempt to include the unknown female trainer that was seen in artwork released during the development of Gold and Silver.
Pokémon Communication Center
A development picture revealed an early design of the Pokémon Communication Center. Fundamentally, the differences from the final design include an upper floor on the top-left of the map and two machine areas in the main floor instead of just one, one of which was replaced with a Trade Corner for use with the Mobile Adapter in the final release.
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