Arceus the Dragon
Destroyer of Fairy, Steel and Ice types.
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The 3ds can handle triple and rotation battles. They were in gen 6. Walking with pokemon should not appear again.
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If the 3DS can handle Triple and Rotation, why were they removed from Sun and Moon then?The 3ds can handle triple and rotation battles. They were in gen 6. Walking with pokemon should not appear again.
All of these arguments make no sense. They wouldn't lose money because Pokemon is going to end up on the Nintendo Switch regardless if it happens with Pokemon Stars or gen VIII first. It makes no difference. They are going to have to do all of these things when they do move to the Nintendo Switch, which we all know is going to happen, so how does it make a difference whether they start doing all that work for Pokemon Stars or if they start it in get VIII?The production of them would eat up development assets that could've gone to other things. Wasting assets on pretty graphics, as we seen before, is never a good idea.
There are no benefits to Stars being on Switch in my opinion. It would become incompatible with SM. Shouldn't put the rest of gen 7 on the Switch in my opinion. I rather they just do gen 8 on the Switch instead of Stars.
The 3ds can handle triple and rotation battles.
After thinking a while about a possible Stars version for the Switch, I have to say now that this would indeed be the most stupid decision they would make since Pokemon excist if this generation is 3 years long.
Now we have Sun and Moon which came out in 2016. If Stars will be released as a simple port with some new features for the Switch and this game probably ment to be the last release for this gen (since 3 years generation all had 2 releases before), then there will be a 3 years gap INTERNATIONALLY until we get some brand new games in 2019. Stars being a Switch game with a low installment base by then won't help. Worse than DP->HG/SS, since there weren't worldwide release dates back in Gen IV with the whole world needing to wait three full years until we get new games. The wait between ORAS and SM was already painfull, now slapping another year onto that gap would be awful.
He's saying that Stars doesn't count as a brand new game.I'm confused with what you are trying to say here. Stars is rumoured to be released around the end (or atleast second half of the year) if I remember correctly, which means that by the time Stars is released, it will already be the second year of Gen VI. Abiding by your rule (it is yours, as Gamefreak has never stated that generations HAVE to be three years long), then the third year will be the only blank year and then the year after that is when we'd get a new generation. How is that waiting three years without any games?
I'm confused with what you are trying to say here. Stars is rumoured to be released around the end (or atleast second half of the year) if I remember correctly, which means that by the time Stars is released, it will already be the second year of Gen VI. Abiding by your rule (it is yours, as Gamefreak has never stated that generations HAVE to be three years long), then the third year will be the only blank year and then the year after that is when we'd get a new generation. How is that waiting three years without any games?
what if Pokémon Stars is simply Sun and Moon ported over to the Switch, and given a colossal overhaul? Like an expansive Pokedex (at the very least, the return of the National Pokedex and a means of completing it between the two games)
it's highly likely our eight gym leaders could end up being the following if that's true:
1. Ilima (Hau'Oli Gym): Normal
2. Kiawe (Royal Avenue Gym): Fire
3. Mallow (Haenae Gym): Grass
4. Lana (Konikoni Gym): Water
5. Molayne (Hokulani Gym): Steel
6. Plumeria (Tapu Village): Poison
7. Nanu (Malie City): Dark
8. Mina (Seafolk Village): Fairy
Isn't Mount Lanakili basically Victory Road?
Anyway since they're slowly adopting other RPG mechanics I want a more meaningful quest system
Fighting an entire road of trainers for 10 random balls is boring, give us VS seeker or Amulet Coin or TMs even
I'm confused with what you are trying to say here. Stars is rumoured to be released around the end (or atleast second half of the year) if I remember correctly, which means that by the time Stars is released, it will already be the second year of Gen VI. Abiding by your rule (it is yours, as Gamefreak has never stated that generations HAVE to be three years long), then the third year will be the only blank year and then the year after that is when we'd get a new generation. How is that waiting three years without any games?
Honestly when Stars is indeed a third version, then GF would become more unpopular in my eyes since they lied themself into their faces because "no more third versions" they stated back in 2011.
And it won't impress me. No impressioning new features and more landmass to explore and I will skip it for good.
Probably because they wanted Sun and Moon to be even more different to previous games.If the 3DS can handle Triple and Rotation, why were they removed from Sun and Moon then?
Playing pokemon on a TV is a utter joke in my opinion. Graphics maybe one but that is not enough to support Stars on Switch. And no, the 3DS hasn't reached it's limits. People are assuming that because they want to move on to a new handheld more quickly.There are plenty of benefits whether you disagree with Stars being on the Switch or not. There are undeniable benefits. Better graphics to name a simple one. Also, there's the fact that you can play Pokémon on the television screen in HD as well as portably. Not to mention, the fact that they can add a vast amount of things that they couldn't add due to SM due to SM already reaching the limits of the 3DS.
Again, you may disagree with Pokémon Stars being on Nintendo Switch, however, there are undeniable benefits, no matter what your personal feelings towards it are.
Actually it isn't. Sun and Moon didn't have them because they were always a gen 5 format but were allowed to be in one more gen. Gen 7 is basically new so they decided that triple and rotations were done.Not anymore. You've played Sun and Moon so you should know this to be demonstrably false now.
Actually it isn't. Sun and Moon didn't have them because they were always a gen 5 format but were allowed to be in one more gen. Gen 7 is basically new so they decided that triple and rotations were done.
And no, the 3DS hasn't reached it's limits. People are assuming that because they want to move on to a new handheld more quickly.