There are very few games that have garnered more begging and pleading for a remake than 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokémon Snap. This N64 classic was released in 1999 at the peak of "PokéMania" — at a time when it seemed like was the only thingꩲ in the w𓆏orld and everyone was obsessed with it.
Pokémon Snap was extremely succes🌄sful, and one of the best-selling games in the world at the time. Players had to photograph a total of 63 o๊f the original 151. These Pokémon could be found across seven very different stages. Here are all of them, ranked.
7 🅘 Rainbow Cloud
Sure, Rainbow Cloud is really cool. You finally capture a photo of all six Pokémon signs (one in each stage) and Professor Oak sends you high into the sky to look for the mythical ꦚMew.
Being in the sky, finding Mew, and a bunch of rainbow clouds are all cool, but that's all this stagꦕe has. There isn't anything else going on — literally. It's just you, Mew, and the clouds. Plus, yoඣu just have to whip apples and Pester Balls at it over and over for that one chance at a photo. This stage takes the bottom spot on the list.
6 Volcano
After clearing the first two levels, the player will gain access to the Volcano, the🔜 third stage. This fiery pool of lava with a track t🙈hrough it has ten native Pokémon to photograph: Growlithe, Arcanine, Magmar, Vulpix. Moltres, Magikarp, Rapidash, and the entire Charmander family.
This stage is definitely cool, but it's somewhat one-note. There's lava and fire, and that's really it. It's cool to be able to watch a Charmeleon or Growlithe evolve, and the confusing Moltres egg 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:that defies Pokémon breeding law is one for the history books.
5 Valley
Get ready for a fast-paced thrill-ride, because this stage, the last one before Rainbow Cloud, is quick. The music is in a fast tempo and the ZERO-ONE (the v♓ehicle yo𝓰u ride in) moves quickly down the river and ensuing waterfalls. The whitewater rapids are great, despite making it difficult to get some of the photos you need.
In this sta𝐆ge, you'll find the following Pokémon: Squirtle, Dragonite, Staryu and Starmie, San🅰dshrew and Sandslash, Geodude, Graveler, Goldeen, Mankey, and a Magikarp that you can force into an epic evolution sign to make a Gyarados. It's a fun level that definitely feels like the last one (other than Rainbow Cloud) because of its difficulty.
4 Tunnel
The second stage (and the first with a forked path) is the Tunnel, a winding path through the inside of a mountain formation. Home to Electrode, Electabuzz, Pikachu, Kakuna, Zapdos, Magikarp, Zubat, Haunter, Diglett,ꦦ Dugtrio, Magnemite, and Magneton, it's clear that this zone has some sort of m🔯agnetic field or electric feeling from the rundown power plant located inside.
It's a cool place with an industrial vibe, complete with whirring projectors and a strange generator in the center of a lake. It's a hard shift from the previous stage, which ♕takes you through a nice peaceful beach.
3 Beach
Speaking of the beach, here it is! The Beach is the first level in the game and probably the one man🌄y people remember best. You'll have to do it a couple of times to make your way through the entire game. The Beach is interesting because it's home to more than just wat💯er and sand.
A large garden houses an angry Scyther, strange stone figures are home to a playful Eevꩲee and Chansey, and a co♔ol bridge is traveled over by the ZERO-ONE. Along with the aforementioned Pokémon, the player will also find Pidgey, Doduo, Butterfree, Pikachu, Kangaskhan, Snorlax, Lapras, Magikarp, and a goofy Meowth on this stage.
2 Cave
In the cave, you'll find Jigglypuff, Ditto disguised as a Bulbasaur, some actual Bulbasaur, Koffing, Zubat, Grimer, Muk, Weepinbell, Jynx, Victreebel, Pikachu, and an egg containing Articuno. The cave itself is a fascinating place🌠, home to large crystals, ▨peaceful music, and a beautiful array of icy ponds, stalactites, and different colors around the interior.
It's a nice place to be and ℱa nice bit of peace before the frenzy of the following level, the Valley. Plus, the group ꦫperformance of Jigglypuff at the end is always a classic.
1 River
The best stage in the game at last. T꧂hﷺe River is just fantastic in every way. It's not too slow, not too fast, and has a wide array of Pokémon plus a diverse landscape with a lot to see.
The lush gardens, swift-flowing waters, jumping Shellder, thick forest canopy, and cool hiding-place stumps are all fantastic design elements. Aside from those jumping Shellder, the player will also find Cloyster, Psyduck, Porygon, Magikarp, Pikachu, Poliwag, Bulbasaur, Slowpoke, Slowbro, Vileplume, and Metapod. This is also one of the only times that a player can witness Slowpoke's Shellder𝓡-bite evolution canonically for themselves, with it otherwis♔e only being referenced by Pokédex entri🎃es and the like.
The River is truly the best stage in the game, with the perfect blend of scenery, hidde🦋n Pokémon, and fun challenges.