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Awesome!!!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 6
Date: March 30, 2001
Author: Amazon User

Wow Pokemon Stadium 2 is awesome. Better graphics than the first one. Lots more stuff to do like Poke academy updated lab. And all new Pokemon added from Silver & Gold. This is a definite purchase for pokemaniacs and hard-core trainers. This Pokemon Stadium is rumored to be compatible with the new upcoming version of Pokemon?? Anyway new battling effects such as the Pokemon actually hitting each other this time around. New tourney modes and a bunch of other stuff. Trust me buy it!! Oh yeah one more thing if you beat everything PS2 you will have a chance to rent and play with Celebi the next ultra rare Pokemon like Mew. Very Cool!!

coolgame from S.E.O. in houston,TX

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 4
Date: May 04, 2001
Author: Amazon User

This game beats the first stadium game by a lot.in this great new game you can play on your t.v., plus you can see you room in 3-D, organize your party,play tons of cool mini-games, go to earls pokemon academy, and recieve cool mystery gifts daily! i recamend this game for any pokemon lover. just a little warning, to do a lot of stuff you need a transfer pak.

Jane Palombi New Pokemon rock

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 4 / 7
Date: May 23, 2001
Author: Amazon User

Pokemon Stadium 2 is better then the first Pokemon Stadium. With all new Pokemon and new attacks.You can use your gold and silver Pokemon in 3d in the coolest Stadium.I think new Pokemon are beter than old Pokemon because they look cooler. So if you like Pokemon than I think you should get this game.

Pokemon Stadium 2 is the best, in my opinion

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: March 18, 2001
Author: Amazon User

Pokemon Stadium 2 is, in 1 absolutely honest word, GREAT. Absolutely great. The Academy is wonderful, letting you look at lectures and take Poke-Quizzes and test-battle against other student trainers. The battles are a bit more physical, as the Pokemon actually attack each other now. There are 3 levels in the Academy: 1. Pokemon Trainer 2. Pokemon Gym Leader 3. Pokemon Elite Four The test battles are on your knowledge of Pokemon, and give you an already-chosen team of 6 Pokemon. You have to choose the right 3 Pokemon to qualify and earn a star for that trainer. If you earn 3 stars, and pass the Poke-Quiz, you get a medal and qualify for the next level.

The mini-games are as follows: 1. Gutsy Golbat, in which you are a Golbat that flies around, trying to eat hearts and trying to Tackle the hearts out of the other Golbats, while avoiding Magnemites. It gets really confusing, so not a real good game, in my opinion. 2. Barrier Ball, a 4-player Pong-type game in which Mr. Mimes creates a Barrier and bounces around Poke Balls. If you score, +1 point. If you get scored on, -1 point. It's pretty fun. 3. Clear-Cut Challenge, my personal favorite. YOu are either a Scyther or a Pinsir, waiting to try to cut a log as close as you can to the white line. If you cut above the line, though, you get minus points. Right on the line, 20 points. Come close, 10. Then 5, then 4, and so on. If you get on the line once, you are usually guaranteed a win.(I got 4 perfects out of 5 once.) 4. Topsy-Turvy, a Hitmontop game where you spin on your head inside a circle, then try to press A and use Rapid Spin and knock the other Hitmontop out of the circle. I'm not that good at it, but still a good game. 5. Furret's Frolic, a furret basketball-type game where Furrets try to Headbutt the Pokeballs into their goal. Pokeballs are worth 1 point, Greatballs are 2, Ultraballs are 3, and the Masterball is 5. 6. Pichu's Power Plant, a game similar to the Pikachu/Voltorb game from Stadium 1, you charge as much as you can, except little orb things pop up from either up, down, left, or right, and you have the press the control pad in that direction, then press the button, either B or A. 7. Rampage Rollout, a fun game, where 4 Donphans have to roll 9 laps around a short track. It's not as simple as you think, as 2nd-4th place finishers EACH LAP get a supply of dust clouds to make other Donphan step on them and slow down for a while. 8. Streaming Stampede, similar to the 'Roll Call' game in Mario Party 2, except that Pokemon run across the screen while you try to count a certain Pokemon. It gets harder as it goes on, and the final count, all the Pokemon that appear, gives you 40 points for a perfect count. Other counts, 10=perfect, 5=close. The 4th count: 20=perfect, 10=close. I am pretty good at this game. 9. Tumbling Togepi, sort of like the Run Rattata Run game from P.S.1, is a race game in which if you step on arrows, then you roll, causing you to go faster, and if you step on obstacles, then you slow down. I am not very good at this game. 10. Delibird's Delivery, a simple present-delivering game(as is Delibird's only move PRESENT), requires you to move to the other side of the field and pick up presents and deliver them to the other side. Quite simple, yet nice. 11. Chansey's Egg Emergency, where you are divided into 4 vertical sections and have to press L and R to catch the falling eggs. There are 100 falling eggs per sections, and there are Voltorbs that zap you if you get them. I have gotten a perfect score of 100 once. 12. Eager Eevee, a game in which 4 Eevees run around the outside of a basket, then as soon as an Aipom lifts the basket, then dash for the fruit inside. But sometimes there are Pinecos that give you penalty. A is to dash inside, and B is to fake a dash. Well, that's all! I'm sorry I couldn't say much about the battling, but I hope my info helped you!!!

Cool Pokémon, New Enhancements

4 Rating: 4, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: March 17, 2003
Author: Amazon User

Compared to the old N64 Pokémon game, this one has a bunch of new enhancements, mostly, of course, the new Pokémon being the biggest ones. There's also a bunch of cool mini-games and a Pokémon quiz. You can battle alone in the battle arena or gym leader castle or with friends in the event battle arena. Earl's Pokémon school will help you improve your battle techniques and game strategy. The library will help with the game boy games. Overall, this game is great and definitely deserves 5 stars.

This Game is So Addicting!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 2
Date: September 01, 2003
Author: Amazon User

I could battle all day and night with these pokemon! Sadly, in order to win the cups and Gym Leader tower battles, you need to use pokemon you've trained yourself from the Gameboy games; I like to use the rentals, because I'm not very into the Gaemboy games, and the rentals offer all the pokemon (but, tragically, this was made before the release of the NEW pokemon, starting with Treecko. Which is sad because one of my new favorite pokemon, Manectric, and many other very cool ones, cannot be in this game. Colosseum, where are you?!)

So, battling is a ton of fun, with new types awesome new attacks. Strategizing is fun and challening. So many effects of attacks need to be calculated. (If I didn't know better, I'd say this Pokemon game would actually strengthen kids' minds! ^_~) My favorite pokemon (Ninetales, Vulpix, Jolteon, Flareon, Vaporeon, Umbreon, Mantine, Houndoom, Phanpy, Dragonair, Vileplume, Forretress, Bayleef, Sudowoodo, & a few others), can battle in teams against any other pokemon or player in this great game!

The Mini Games are SUCH an improvement over Pokemon Stadium 1. With the definite exception of Ekans' Ring Toss (which kicked much butt), those games were lame. These rock. The best ones are: Scyther & Pinsir's Log Cut, Cleffa & Igglybuff's Streaming Stampede pokemon count, Chansey's Egg Catch, Delibird's Delivery of gifts into your section of the conveyor belt across a room of Swinub, and the best of all, Eevee's "Eager Eevee," in which four little Eevees vie for the delicious fruit under the Aipom's basket on a small circular "rainbow road." So dang kawaii (cute)!!

Overall this is a game of skill that really makes you feel as though you're really battling with your living pokemon. The graphics are spectacular. I love it.

I loved this game!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 5
Date: April 14, 2001
Author: Amazon User

The reason I bought a N64 was just for this. I had bought a PS2 last month but this game was better than any game I played for the PS2. I had played the previous Pokemon Stadium but this sequel was even better it had tons of new additions to it and a whole lot of secrets to unlock. The only bad thing about this game is it doesn't include the Transfer Pack. I had bought Phantasy Star Online with this game and well I was very excited to play PSO I found myself having more fun playing Pokemon Stadium 2. Even when I got my transfer pack a few days later I still had as much fun as using the transfer pack.

GS v.s. RBY

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 5
Date: June 05, 2006
Author: Amazon User

Hey you know how the Red, blue, and yellow games can not link up with Gold and silver to battle well then if you and a frind wont to battle with these diffrent games the buy this you can link up to battle with the diffent virsunes (Not the GBA ones) You can even take 3 pokemon from two diffent pokemon games to make a party. You and a frend can take on a CPU and take trunes using pokemon too so get both you GBB&W (black and wihgt) pokemon games with your GBC (color games)and battle with between them!

BEST POKEMON GAME EVER!

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 2 / 3
Date: November 10, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I have found Pokemon Stadium 2 a wicked game. If you are a Pokemaniac, this is the game for you. You can use all the new Pokemon characters such as Cyndaquil, Chikorita ,Totodile, plus all the old school Pokemon from the first game.

The Craziness Returns

5 Rating: 5, Useful: 3 / 7
Date: March 28, 2001
Author: Amazon User

I have played the First Pokemon Stadium and that was crazy but this time it is going to be whole lot more crazy with the Little Cup and Challange Cup. With 249 pokemon in this stadium be prepared for some crazy things

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