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  13 September 2000

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1. Reviewer: Robsgaming.com
   25 February 2003

   Overall 9

   

    

   Snap hit while the pokemon franchise was in full flow, joining a group of pokemon titles released on the system - none of which was the RPG quest gamers craved. White it doesn't sound like much, Snap is actually a tremendously entertaining and original game. Your job is to take pictures of dozens of pokemon while riding in a track-based vehicle. The camera can be rotated to look all around, and tossing various items can either attract or annoy your targets. After... Read more

2. Pokemon Snap (N64)

   Reviewer: Evergeek
   30 June 1999

   Overall 8

   

    

   In Pokemon Snap, you’re just a boy on a photo-journalism mission to snap picts of Pokemon characters. And, like the saying goes, you gotta catch ‘em all. Instantly addictive, your photography skills are immediately criticized for lack of subject size, positioning and pose. Ripping off a spool of film is one thing, getting those award winning close-ups of a Jigglypuff or Poliwag, those National Geographic caliber photos, that’s where the challenge lies. Once... Read more

3. Let's get snap happy

   Reviewer: GameBlitz
   24 March 2009

   Overall 8

   

    

   The Pokemon sensation is sweeping the world, and analysts say that within another 36 months Pikachu will be the Earth's supreme leader. (But not if I have my scope and three rounds of ammo left ... heheheh). Pokemon Snap is all about photography, and the game runs along rails where the player must essentially take photos of the entire species of Pocket Monsters (Pokemon's alter name). This at first is quite annoying, the fact that you can .t steer where you want can get... Read more

4. Pokemon Snap

   Reviewer: Thunderbolt Games
   16 November 2002

   Overall 6

   

    

   Why does Nintendo do the things that they do? Seriously, sometimes it just really bothers me. When fans were calling for a 3D Pokemon RPG of epic scale like The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, Nintendo responded that they did have Pokemon games in the works for the Nintendo 64. Firstly, they had Pokemon Stadium , which took arguably the worst part of Pokemon, battling, made you do it over and over again, all for nothing, since you couldn’t level up your Pokemon and... Read more

5. Pokemon Snap

   Reviewer: CVG
   31 January 2003

   Overall 7

   

    

   So is the Pokemon phenomena going to stop? Not if Snap is anything to go by. The antics of Pikachu and his chums will keep you deliciously hooked until you find them all and get the best possible pictures, which could take ages. It's the kind of game that's aimed squarely at kids, will be loved by them, but will be loved just as much by parents who play it sneakily after their children've gone to bed. The UK version will be no different to this US cart, making it one of... Read more