Pokemon Silver Version Credit Information

Credits

Director	Satoshi Tajiri
Executive Producer	Hiroshi Yamauchi
Game Design	Junichi Masuda
Game Design	Kenji Matsushima
Game Design	Shigeki Morimoto
Game Design	Koji Nishino
Game Design	Satoshi Tajiri
Game Scenario	Toshinobu Matsumiya
Game Scenario	Kenji Matsushima
Graphics Design	Asuka Iwashita
Graphics Design	Jun Okutani
Graphics Design	Tetsuya Watanabe
Graphics Director	Ken Sugimori
Map Data Design	Kazuhito Sekine
Map Design	Koji Nishino
Map Design	Tetsuji Ohta
Map Design	Nobuhiro Seya
Monster Design	Motofumi Fujiwara
Monster Design	Shigeki Morimoto
Monster Design	Atsuko Nishida
Monster Design	Satoshi Ohta
Monster Design	Muneo Saito
Monster Design	Ken Sugimori
Monster Design	Hironobu Yoshida
Monster Design	Rena Yoshikawa
Music	Go Ichinose
Music	Junichi Masuda
Parametric Design	Koji Nishino
Producers	Tsunekazu Ishihara
Producers	Takehiro Izushi
Producers	Takeshi Kawaguchi
Programmers	Shigeki Morimoto
Programmers	Teruki Murakawa
Programmers	Takenori Ohta
Programmers	Kazuyoshi Osawa
Programmers	Sousuke Tamada
Programmers	Tetsuya Watanabe
Script Design	Nobuhiro Seya
Sound Effects	Morikazu Aoki
Sound Effects	Junichi Masuda
Sound Effects	Tetsuya Watanabe
Sub Director	Junichi Masuda
Text Translation	Nob Ogasawara
Tool Programming	Takenori Ohta
US Coordination	William Giese
US Coordination	Jeff Kalles
US Coordination	Naoko Kawakami
US Coordination	Junichi Masuda
US Coordination	Hiro Nakamura
US Coordination	Gali Tilden

Contributions

Data and credits for this game contributed by KeeperBvK, Yoh_of_Izumo, Ubersuntzu, Blueberry Buttface, Guard Master, GastonRabbit, Super Archer, Ardy2992, _Genesis, oliist, RedIsPoetic, Doraemon9999999, GundamX75, NamcoMuseum2, and Videogamefan547.

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Game Detail

Game Boy Color
Game Freak / Nintendo
Release: Oct 14, 2000 »
See Also: Pokemon Crystal Version, Pokemon Gold Version
Also Known As: Pocket Monsters Gin (JP), Pocket Monsters Eun (KO), Pokemon Versao Silver (SA)
Franchise: Pokemon
E - Titles rated E (Everyone) have content that may be suitable for ages 6 and older.

Game Trivia

Pokemon Gold, Silver, and Crystal were the first Pokemon games to consider the use of a real-time clock and calendar as to be able to vary the catching possibilities of Pokemon based on time of day. While every Pokemon game since has used such a time system, it wasn't until the release of Pokemon Diamond/Pearl that the graphics again changed to be darker at night, for example, or that the actual day was considered.

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Pokemon Silver Version – Credits

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