Pokemon Snap for N64
Pokemon Snap for N64 was released during the last week of July, 1999.  It is a fun game in which you go on a camera safari trip, trying to take as many photos of Pokemon (in their natural settings) as possible for Professor Oak.   He rates your photos according to size of Pokemon, pose, composition (is your photo centered?) and if there is anything special about the photo to make it extra noteworthy.  You get points for the photos you show Prof. Oak, and as you increase in points, he gives you extra items to help you take better photos.  You can return again and again to various parts of the island to try to get better snaps of Pokemon!
All of your "captured" snaps of Pokemon get put in the PKMN report, and you can view and arrange your photos.  In addition, you can put your favorite snaps into an album, and add comments.

 

 
POKEMON SNAP STATION
(Station is size of demo gaming booths)
 
1) Insert pre-paid card

2)  Slot for Snap Cartridge

3)  Use yellow controller to select your photos

4)  Press this button when stickers are finished
POKEMON SNAP STATION
STICKERS FROM POKEMON SNAP 

 Currently, you can print out sticker sheets of your favorite pokemon photos.  Participating Blockbuster Video Stores   have machines that will print out 16 stickers (approx. 1" X 3/4") for a cost of  $3.00.  If you don't have your own Pokemon Snap Cartridge, you can insert your rental cartridge into the machine, or choose from the pre-selected images already stored in the Pokemon Snap Station.  The stickers shown here are from the machine.  They are of very high photo quality!  You can call 1-800-859-4521 for the nearest Snap Station location.
 

You don't even have to have a Blockbuster's card to use the Snap Station!  You just pay at the counter, and get a plastic "pre-paid" card to insert into the Snap Station.  Besides the Pikachu card, there is a Bulbasaur card, a Charmander card, a Jigglypuff card, and a Squirtle card.  Cool collectibles!

The August 1999 issue of Nintendo Power has a nice little booklet for your Pokemon Snap stickers.  In addition, when you buy your Snap Cartridge, it comes with a set of 16 stickers to start you off!
 

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