Pokemon II game

Pokémon II (SEGA Mega Drive)

Pokémon II is an unlicensed action-adventure game developed by Tomsoft and released for the Sega Mega Drive in 2002. Unlike the official turn-based Pokémon titles from Nintendo, this game features a side-scrolling platformer style with fast-paced action.

The game was developed by Tomsoft, a Taiwanese company known for producing unlicensed games for retro consoles such as the Sega Mega Drive. While not affiliated with Nintendo or Game Freak, Tomsoft gained recognition for creating unofficial titles that often featured popular characters in unusual gameplay styles.

In Pokémon II, players take control of Pikachu, navigating through various levels filled with enemies and obstacles. While it uses familiar characters from the Pokémon universe, the gameplay and design are entirely different from the main series. The levels are relatively short, and the controls are simple, making it accessible but also limited in depth.

Since Pokémon II is an unauthorized fan-made game, it was not officially licensed or approved by Nintendo or Game Freak. It was mainly distributed as a ROM file or via unofficial game cartridges.

Key Features

• Released in 2002 by Tomsoft
• Developed for the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
• Created by a Taiwanese company known for unlicensed retro games
• Play as Pikachu in a 2D side-scrolling environment
• Features enemies, coins, and basic platforming mechanics
• Not an official Pokémon title – created without Nintendo’s license

Disclaimer

This game is not an official Pokémon product. It is a fan-made, unlicensed title and should be viewed as a novelty rather than part of the main Pokémon franchise.