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Pokemon Red/Green Voted As No. 1 Most Popular Pokemon Game In Japan

goo ranking has published the results for their “most popular Pokemon game in history” poll, which was conducted in Japan between June 7 and June 21, 2020 with 1388 participants.

According to the results of the poll, Pokemon Red/Green is the most popular Pokemon game in history, followed by Pokemon X/Y at second place, and Pokemon Diamond/Pearl at third. No Pokemon Switch game (Pokemon Let’s GO Pikachu/Eevee and Pokemon Sword/Shield) made it into the top 10.

We leave you with the top 10 results below.

  1. Pokemon Red/Green (159 votes)
  2. Pokemon X/Y (102 votes)
  3. Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (101 votes)
  4. Pokemon Gold/Silver (91 votes)
  5. Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire (69 votes)
  6. Pokemon Black/White (44 votes)
  7. Detective Pikachu (43 votes)
  8. Pokemon Platinum (36 votes)
  9. Pokemon Heart Gold/Soul Silver (32 votes)
  10. Pokemon Yellow (31 votes)

What do you think?

Iggy

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