I know, right?Hyper-space said:
Team Beam-Bolt-Thrower anyone?(Ice Beam + Thunderbolt + flamethrower = DEATH)
Or how about team earthquake?
Review: Pokémon Black & White Versions
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Team Beam-Bolt-Thrower anyone?(Ice Beam + Thunderbolt + flamethrower = DEATH)
Or how about team earthquake?
The only problem with Black and white i have, is for a game that the main thing is catch them all, all the new ones are just so unwanted to me i dont want to catch any of them. and the starters are just so meh i dont want any of the 3 -_- to me they have just run out of design ideas.
this has been my biggest problem with poke'mon after silver/gold. and while i still have the original 150 memorized i don't know but a handful of the newer ones. i like the idea of expnading the world and using poke'mon in different enviorments. poke'mon snap was interesting in this aspect that you got to see poke'mon interacting with their enviorments. and graphical upgrades made poke'mon games better at this. they need to take what they have in poke'mon and use it in new direction.stormcrow5 said:
Yeah, it would be unstoppable if executed correctly; me and my friends had a drunken conversation about it that turned into writing a design doc for the game...rayen020 said:
The next morning we were all really depressed that it doesn't exist.
yeah, I love how Oshawott sounds almost as Japanese than it's Japanese name(Mijumaru)DarkShadow144 said:
I can only imagine that the powerful TM's like Hyper Beam are harder to find than the shit ones. My brother bought the game. It didn't really fell much different until about an hour or so into gameplay. It's pretty good so far. 
I would have thought you'd talk about the world a bit more. One very interesting thing about Black and White is that not only are the pokemon rosters slightly different, but the actual region of Unova is different in each game. For intstance, whereas Black has a city in a particular part of the world, White has a forest in the same place. Pretty cool huh?
Why not? It obviously fulfilled everything expected from it and more.ionveau said:
OT: Personally, I'm not surprised. With the exception of Ruby/Sapphire, I cant realy remember a pokemon game in the main group that didnt do well. And even then, R/S was only average.
well there's always those rather cruddy ones you can find online that dont feel like much of a pokemon game. If you're really Jonesing I mean.rayen020 said:
So... it works?SirBryghtside said:
Hurrah!
My DS may weigh twice as much as the average one, and it may have a dimly lit screen with no camera attached. It may have a few dead pixels, and the sound might cut out occasionally, but all of that doesn't matter. It's served me well these past few years, and... most importantly... it's mine.
XD Yeah, that was my reaction too. Thats why I dont ask about Pokemon MMOs anymore.rayen020 said:
Things may not change much in a Pokemon game (and if they do it's a minor change with a huge impact), the grinding may get a bit boring, the story can seem a bit dull and childish in places.ionveau said:
But one thing about a Pokemon game is that is so god damn fun to play, you can be on it for hours and not realise that 4 hours have passed, the world draws you in, and that is why they get high ratings.
argue all you want, but Pokemon games will always sell well and get high ratings, and until people get bored of them (which they won't because of the above) they will continue to flourish and thrive and be the best games on ANY portable system.
Agreed. This seems more like a negative change the more I think about it. Just imagine, you're in the Elite 4, awesome battle theme is playing, and then they knock you down to the red and suddenly you're listening to that. Boo!Daedalus1942 said:
Plus I don't see why we need the beeping anyway. We have health bars with numbers for a reason. I can see when I have only 10 hit points left out of 300, because it says "10/300" and the bar that was one full is almost empty. I do not also need a constant, grating beep going off at me.
Also, unrelated to the post I quoted, a Pokémon MMO is still the worst idea for a video game ever. You can already battle and trade online, and that's all you need. None of the rest of the game would benefit from throwing other, annoying people in there. I want to take on the gyms without some n00blets stalking me and begging for Charizards and Master Balls and rare candies and insulting my mother when I don't answer them.
Thankfully, Nintendo's hatred of online without Friend Codes will ensure that such a terrible game is never released to the public.
You would beat the AI easily, but a skilled human opponent would kick your ass. Plus, Ice Beam, Thunderbolt, and Flamethrower were always three of the TMs, and you could always get more of them in the games, so if having unlimited use of those TMs was going to break the game, it would have back when Diamond and Pearl came out.TheEvilCheese said:
You know what I noticed reading through this again (like, actually reading through. the first time I mainly skimmed cause I was in a hurry)?
They didnt talk about the Dream World, or the way pokemon will get new natures through it.
They didnt talk about the Dream World, or the way pokemon will get new natures through it.
From the sounds of it, i'm going to like this pokemon version. The last new pokemon that gave me thrills was Ruby/Sapphire, which were pretty damn good imo. I only hope they didn't fuck up the new pokemon designs to badly.