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Pokémon Stadium (Japanese: Pokemon Sutajiamu) is a battle simulation game developed by HAL Laboratory and published by Nintendo. It launched exclusively for the Nintendo 64 in Japan on August 1, 1998, as the first entry in the Pokémon Stadium series, delivering 3D Pokémon battle experiences. The game supports 1 to 4 players and works with the 64GB Transfer Pak to connect with core Pokémon games, letting players use their Game Boy Pokémon for N64 battles. Key features include: - **Battle Mode**: Fight against other players or NPCs. - **Storage Organization**: Move Pokémon and items between your party, PC, and in-game boxes. - **3D Pokédex**: Browse a 3D version of the Pokémon Pokédex. - **GB Mode**: Play first-generation Pokémon games on the N64. It includes 40 playable Pokémon, most used by 1997 Nintendo Cup competitors. There is also a tournament mode where players challenge real-world competitors, earn points, and unlock a speed boost for GB Mode Pokémon games. Notably, Satoru Iwata—then a HAL Laboratory programmer and late Nintendo president—ported the *Red/Green/Blue* code in just one week without reference docs, and wrote the game’s core program code. Since this version released only in Japan with no overseas launch, it remains less well-known to players outside the region.