Out of the new 156 Pokémon, there are 3 that you won't get by normal means. Apart from them, the rest are all strewn across the new landscape that is Unova. Those who have played the previous versions will find that the game has very little to offer in terms of difference from the older versions. You still have to choose your starter Pokémon, run around battling trainers, collecting badges and fighting off all the wicked evil-doers who like to wear the same uniforms. But to the hardcore Pokémaniacs, there are several 'subtle' differences that will definitely change the way the game is played as far as multiplayer modes are concerned.
Another factor is that all the Pokémon are new, so you'll have to start all over again. All older Pokémon do come on the game after you finish the game, not before. You won't be seeing the regular Pidgeys flying around stealing your cake. But, before you know, the game kind of grows on you. This time around, the storyline actually makes sense and the villains are not really, well, villainous (that's what they tell you, anyway). They only want the liberation of all Pokémon from humans (something all Pokémon trainers might want to kill them for) and they are way tougher and smarter this time. There are no dumb Team Rocket henchmen trying to steal your Pokéballs, Team Plasma will make your gameplay all the more tougher. We find out more on one of the best Nintendo games of all time.
Apart from the regular differences, all fans will want the answer to what's different between the Black and White versions. The answer depends on the level of adoration for two factors you have in the game. They are subtle in their way, but make a huge difference if you're preferential to a particular aspect of Pokémon gameplay
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