Just got a copy of the new pokemon game today. I've upgraded from Sapphire to White so… I'm not used to seeing pokemon in 3D. Wtf. This is craziness. Doesn't feel the same. I like it, but at the same time, it's not pokemon anymore.
The game is full of effects and scenes that make use of camera movements and the 3D perspective. It's a little much, but it's cool I guess. Haven't gotten that far, just started. Literally bought it 30 minutes ago. Has anyone got a copy for themselves yet? What do you think of the new generation of pokemon?
Might as well be, the spelling I use at any given time is random. Whichever comes to my mind first.
This game has a pretty good story. The "team" in this version is Team Plasma and they're going around stealing trainers pokemon in order to free the pokemon from humans and make them equal. And one of their leaders has these long stories and theories that he goes on about the relationship between pokemon and people. Kind of fun to read.
So what you're saying is. Once Pokemon are free from human control, we'll finally be able to eat them. Right?
All that really matters to me is tasting Pikachu deep fried, hotsauce prefered. And Gyrados sushi using Oddish wasabi.It's ironic though because Team Plasma complains about trainers "using" pokemon and forcing them to battle and yet they use brute force and battle to take pokemon from random trainers. Which leads to you having to chase them around every city helping people get their pokemon back through hundreds of battles.
Gold > Yellow > Sapphire
Yellow>all
Crystal and Silver were harder than Gold. Gold gave you everything and was a lot easier to beat. Same with the Yellow/Red/Blue gen. Yellow gave you everything all in (except a few pokemon) and was easier to beat than the other two. They always have a 3rd one that makes the storyline easier to get through.
Watch, we're probably going to see a third version in this Black/White generation. Any color predictions?Gray.
Gray or Brown/Asian.
Ash