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Battleable in-game like Cresselia, I'd guess. That'd be fun!If a mythical is made available again then either Darkrai or Arceus could be in the game.
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Battleable in-game like Cresselia, I'd guess. That'd be fun!If a mythical is made available again then either Darkrai or Arceus could be in the game.
Near future = 2017-2021.
People had some serious concerns about the state of games after XY and maybe ORAS. But Gen 7 is looking fantastic. So no Sinnoh remakes wouldn't be that much of a concern.Yeah, if we don't get one in that timeframe I'd have some serious concerns about the direction of this series. Already they're starting to do away with third versions/sequels, if they get rid of remakes then what's left? Are we just going to get new generation after new generation? That'd really be quantity over quality.
People had some serious concerns about the state of games after XY and maybe ORAS. But Gen 7 is looking fantastic. So no Sinnoh remakes wouldn't be that much of a concern.
The other option, besides new generation after new generation, would be a reboot. Not a soft reboot like BW or XY, but a complete reboot of the whole franchise. They can correct all their mistakes of the past.
True. But what we have seen so far, can you honestly say that it is looking better than XY at this point in time?It's a bit premature to say that, we don't know the full picture yet. In fact, some of the things revealed in the leaks do raise a few concerns already. There's certainly things to get excited about with SM, but remember that we're just getting the highlights. There may be (and probably will be since nothing is ever perfect) downsides to SM that they're hiding from us.
Yeah, Kalos was just a mess. But we can't keep going new generation - remake, new generation - third version/sequel. Old regions will be left in the dust especially Kanto which desperately needs a new coat of paint.And regardless, we can get a new generation literally at any point. We can't get third versions or remakes all of the time. Skipping those does raise some serious concerns about quality because it implies they don't want to finish what they started and make polished experiences. Look at what happened with Kalos in XY. Do you really think that would be a one time issue? That is a very bad precedent to start.
Gen 8 would be the reboot. It would the start of the next era of Pokemon. Sinnoh remakes could start this new cycle of Pokemon. Or it could just be the reboot, if there is one.I don't think you're getting what I'm saying. Let's say we have SM this year, 8th gen in 2018, and then 9th gen in 2021. What happens in 2017, 2019, and 2020? If we've already ruled out third versions, sequels, and remakes, what's left to fill that gap?
Yeah, Kalos was just a mess. But we can't keep going new generation - remake, new generation - third version/sequel. Old regions will be left in the dust especially Kanto which desperately needs a new coat of paint.
We can just go back to Kanto, but people will then say that Sinnoh is next in line and then Unova and then Kalos. It'll never end.
They also need time to master a new handheld like the Switch. So well I share your concern about Kalos, I don't see it being the same situation for the Switch. 2017 will be Gen 7's gap year, which they can use to work on the next titles, maybe Sinnoh remakes, for the Switch. Every generation has at least one gap year.
Yeah, Kalos was just a mess. But we can't keep going new generation - remake, new generation - third version/sequel. Old regions will be left in the dust especially Kanto which desperately needs a new coat of paint.
I think Kanto got a 'new coat of paint' with Megas, Alola Forms (which were exclusively for Kanto) the return of Red/Blue etc.
Junichi Masuda says the Pokemon Company is interested in more remakes of older Pokemon games.
For those that were worried that remakes are a thing of the past now that Virtual Console releases are a thing. Masuda says that despite Virtual Console releases, they're still interested in doing remakes
So I guess this means there's no question about whether we are getting DPPt remakes or not anymore, we just need to know when.
Masuda said there were no plans at the moment to re-distribute Pokemon Gold and Silver games on Virtual Console. “With the 20th anniversary, it was the right timing to release the original games,’ Masuda explained. “I think that we really want to give people the experience of bringing these Pokemon from the original Game Boy and seeing what they look like in Pokemon Sun and Moon. That is something that I want people to enjoy.”
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SINNOH IN 3D IS GONNA HAPPEN EVENTUALLY;Junichi Masuda says the Pokemon Company is interested in more remakes of older Pokemon games.
For those that were worried that remakes are a thing of the past now that Virtual Console releases are a thing. Masuda says that despite Virtual Console releases, they're still interested in doing remakes
So I guess this means there's no question about whether we are getting DPPt remakes or not anymore, we just need to know when.
Shoot, you guys are worried about the direction they'll go in if they stop doing remakes, but I'm sitting here and I'm already a little concerned. No GSC VC plans, no plans to do anything with Megas... I feel like I'd be a fool to hold my breath for regional variants to be used outside of Gen VII, let alone for any Pokémon that aren't from Gen I (I don't mind the favoritism so much for the first go-around
Ok, I was holding myself from playing Pokemon Crystal on an Emulator, waiting fot the GSC VC release to happen soon (maybe next year). But if they are not going to release GSC on the VC anytime soon...
That's a flawed perception. The idea of Mega Flygon came before Pidgeot and Beedrill were given Mega Evolutions (that is, Mega Flygon was explained as being part of the development of XY, while the others were part of Oras' development), and in the case of Mega Beedrill at least, the design was handled by another artist (Hitoshi Ariga) in a similar vein to when he brought him on to design Pokémon for Generation VI. It's almost as bad as arguing that a character "stole a spot" in Smash due to them being over a user's preferred character.Pidgeot & Beedrill robbed Milotic & Flygon. ROBBED.