Pokemon Cock Version, A Pokemon Game That's Rated M

If you like games filled with offensive, dirty, and downright crazy dialog this game is for you. Pokemon Cock version follows the original Pokemon Red/Blue storyline, however, the starter Pokemon in this game is changed to Mew, Mr.Mine, and Lickitung.

Some of the major changes done to this game is 90% of the dialog was changed to something sexual or offensive. The missions were changed so you can get all the key items at the Poke Mart for zero poke-dollars and master-balls can be bought for free as well.

The game was quite funny in the beginning but the further I progressed it started to feel dull and somewhat boring. I wish the story-line offered something new and interesting because the penis jokes got old very quickly. This game was fun for a couple of hours but after that, it didn't feel worth finishing.

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