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Small Town RVA! Richmond’s First Video Game Is Here

Small Town RVA! Richmond’s First Video Game Is Here

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It’s 1996, and young Richmond native Joseph Cannella is playing Pokémon Red on his grimy, well-loved Game Boy. Enchanted by the world-building, he wishes he could explore Richmond the same way he explores Pallet Town, the first area of the game. The simple overworld...

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