The original Pokémon Stadium for Nintendo 64 includes nine minigames.
These games appear in the Kids Club mode and let up to four players compete using Pokémon. Examples include Clefairy Says, a Simon Says-style game, and Ekans’ Hoop Hurl, which uses ring-toss mechanics. The minigames provide a party-game break from Stadium’s turn-based battles.
Pokémon Stadium was released in Japan in 1999 and in Western regions in 2000. Its main battle modes let players use teams of Pokémon from the Game Boy games, with the Transfer Pak providing compatibility with Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow.
The title is sometimes confused with Pokémon Stadium 2, which expanded the series with its own set of minigames and compatibility with Gold, Silver, and Crystal. The answer nine applies specifically to the original Pokémon Stadium’s Kids Club minigame collection.