Hardest Pokémon Games To 100%
With each generation of Pokémon comes another opportunity to catch them all, but sometimes this is harder said than done. Between version exclusives, Pokémon that evolve via trade, and National Dexes, the Pokémon games offer a lot of hurdles that trainers have to overcome. But sometimes, these hurdles can be set so high that capturing every single pocket monster available in a game can almost be impossible.
Indeed, a lot of event Pokémon from older generations are no longer accessible without the use of glitches or Action Replay. On top of this, these older generations require trainers to purchase the hardware necessary to play them, and considering that retro Game Boy games and Game Boy systems are growing older, they are becoming rarer to come by (and more expensive to boot). Thus, the obstacles placed in the way of Pokémon completionists are not only those in the games themselves but the monetary requirements needed to own all devices and titles necessary to complete a Pokédex.
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With that being said, other generations still provide plenty of difficulties just by making catching Pokémon difficult. Re-encountering a Spinda with the same pattern is nigh impossible, and using the honey trees of Sinnoh can be infuriating. After bringing all the factors that make completing a Pokédex difficult together, here are the hardest Pokémon games to 100% complete.
Being able to trade over the internet makes completing the Pokédex a much easier task. Thus, the first two Pokémon generations deserve recognition for having difficult Pokédexes. Though Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow only had 151 Pokémon (including Mew) and Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystalhad 251,
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