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If the next game will be a Cross-Platform of New 3DS and Switch, I don't mind, because it'll be the first time that Main series have a Cross-Platform games.
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Q: How will Pokemon be handled on the Switch?
Until now we've developed Pokemon exclusively for portable games consoles. With no connection to home-play, a pro for portable consoles has been trading and battling with friends on the go. The Switch, however, being a portable home console, has some different qualities compared to portables. The screen is bigger, the specs are higher.
Because of that, if we are to release Pokemon on the Switch, we cannot go about software the way we have been so far. Apart from mainline Pokemon games, we also develop spin-off titles like Pokken Tournament, a fighting game, and Mystery Dungeon, a dungeon crawler. From among those titles, I am thinking it is a good idea to support, in turn, the ones that make sense for the hardware. My apologies but at this time, however, I am not in a position to announce anything specific.
That article is from September. Since then Ishihara has said the following:
I personally think that a cross-platform release is likely, but I am rolling my eyes at anyone who doesn't expect the 3DS to be involved. They're developing a 3DS RPG and it has no reason to be anything but a main series Pokemon game.
Looking at how similar the 3DS and Switch versions of XX are, I think that the notion "Switch=much better game" is unfounded. Not when Game Freak haven't had time to really get used to HD development.
True, In 2019, Gen VIII is possible and be on Switch Exclusive is a stronger case, and they'll discontinued 3ds in 2019.Eh, my bet is that it won't. But an early 2018 release date is certainly possible judging from Nintendo's expectations from the 3DS software-wise.
What? HD development takes time and experience. If Capcom, a much bigger company, can't pump out a proper Switch game this year, I don't see why Game Freak would.they COULD wait until next gen to make the jump, but at this point it's not like there's anything stopping them.
What? HD development takes time and experience. If Capcom, a much bigger company, can't pump out a proper Switch game this year, I don't see why Game Freak would.
Wait a minute, does Capcom announce the pokemon games?
If Capcom, a much bigger company, can't pump out a proper Switch game this year, I don't see why Game Freak would.
Okay thanks, because I didn't know what Capcom is at first. Tbh, I don't what GF are planning, I'm starting to assumed that this might be a break year and we'll get something in early next year.No, it was mentioned because: