1)  Introduction
2)  Version 2.1
3)  Pokémon
4)  Attacks
5)  Attack Chart
6)  Credits
7)  Disclaimer
8)  Screenshots
 
 

1) Introduction:

Pokémon Coliseum is a turn-based pokémon game that sacrifices graphics to provide superior game play.  Each pokémon has three or four attacks which they can use to try to overpower the opponents' pokémon (bring the HP to, or below, 0).  As well, each pokémon has one or two element types.  Each attack also has an element type.  Certain element attack types are 'not effective', 'not very effective', or 'super effective' against pokémon element types.  In addition to the attacks which lower HP, the second column includes attacks which lower the other pokémon's attack, defense, or speed, or increase the attacking pokémon's statistics.

May the best trainer win!
 

2) Version 2.1:

To play: Open 'Pokemon' under the programs menu.
Pokémon Coliseum version 2.1 is a basic, three-on-three battle between the user and Brock, the holder of the Boulderbadge.  The user is automatically given a pikachu, a geodude, and a squirtle.  Brock has a geodude, an onix and a . . . well you'll see.
At the beginning of the battle, you may take out any of your three pokémon to battle Brock's first pokémon.  Depending on the relative speed of the pokémon, either you, or Brock may attack first.  The other player then may attack.  After each person has attacked, the statistics screen is reposted.  At any time when it is your attack, you may switch pokémon.  However, once your pokémon has fainted, or been brought back, it can not be brought out again.  The first person to use up all three of their pokémon loses.
 

3) Pokémon:
 

Pokemon:	Type 1:	Type 2:	Attack 1:	Attack 2:	Attack 3:
Pikachu	Electric	Electric	Scratch	Agility	Thundershock
Squirtle	Water	Water	Head Butt	Tail Whip	Bubble
Geodude	Rock	Ground	Scratch	Harden	Rock Throw

4) Attacks:
 

Attack:	Type:	Statistic Affected:	Loss/Gain:
Scratch	Normal	HP	Loss
Head Butt	Normal	HP	Loss
Rock Throw	Rock	HP	Loss
Thundershock	Electric	HP	Loss
Bubble	Water	HP	Loss
Harden	Special	Defense	Gain
Agility	Special	Speed	Gain
Tail Whip	Special	Defense	Loss

5) Attack Chart:
 

	1	2	3	4	5
1	0	2	0	0	0
2	2	3	3	2	0
3	0	0	2	0	3
4	0	3	0	3	1
5	3	0	1	2	3
6	0	2	0	2	0

0 = Regular
1 = Not effective
2 = Not very effective
3 = Super effective

Attack Type (left):

1 - Normal                2 - Water                 3 - Rock
4 - Ground                5 - Electric               6 - Flying

Pokémon Type:

1 - Water                  2 - Rock                  3 - Ground
4 - Electric                5 - Flying

Note:

'Not effective' takes precedence over 'not very effective,' which takes precedence over 'super effective.'

(i.e.  If Dig was done on Aerodactyl [a rock/flying pokémon], even though ground is super effective against rock,  ground is
not effective against flying, and the attack would not be effective at all.
 

6) Credits

Main Programmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jonathan Rhodes
Game Tester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexander Rhodes
Original Publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . http://www.ticalc.org

7) Disclaimer

The author of this program takes no responsibility and will not be liable to the user for any loss of information or damage resulting from the use of this program.

8) Screenshots