the first pokemon game came out in 1996.
when did the first pokemon game come out?
1996
when december rolled around the league announced that edmonton would host that season's all-star game come november, a first for the franchise. the game itself was considered a fair success, with 7,853 people attending (9,123 announced), which would make it the highest actual attendance at a game since the 96/97 season. the drillers were well represented in the game itself, with ongaro coaching, vignjevic, handsor and rattee selected to the team, and eventually titus, dugas, isacco, brown and d'onofrio being added as replacements. on the field it was a tough night for the locals, beyond the "team canada" side losing the game, the drillers also lost martin dugas for the remainder of the season when he went down with an acl injury in the fourth quarter.
edmonton drillers (1996–2000)
after the great kanto earthquake many people in kanto started creating art with different varieties of colors. they made art of earthquake and small towns to symbolize the small towns destroyed in the quake. in the first pokemon games ,pokemon red and pokemon blue or pocket monsters red and pocket monsters green as it is known in japan, the region the player explores is called the kanto region. 





















































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kantō region