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I think I decoded how Gamefreaks new schedule works, ever since gen 5 anyway.
Basically now instead of 5 games a generation (Ex. Ruby Sapphire Fire red leaf green and emerald) we get 4 games which alternate each generation.
Gen 5 Bw Bw2 (Main series and alternate/sequel of main series)
Gen 6 xy oras (Main series then remake)
Gen 7 SM USUM (main series sequel/alternate to main series)
(speculation)
gen 8-gen 4 remakes
gen 9 gen 9 alternate (sequels anything involving the previous region created for gen 9)
gen 10 gen 5 remakes
gen 11 and etc
One more thing I noticed each remake is half of the current generation for example
Gen 3, 3/2=1.5 Gen 1 remakes came out
Gen 4 4/2=2 gen 2 remakes came out
gen 5 5/2=2.5 (gen 2 was just remade so no remakes)
gen 6 6/2=3 gen 3 remakes came out
gen 7 7/2= 3.5 (gen 3 was just remade so no remakes)
Gen 8 8/2=4 gen 4 remakes will come next generation then
gen 9 9/2 4.5 no remake
gen 10 10/2=5 unova remakes
pretty much take the current generation and divide it by 2 thats how we'll know when the next remakes will come out and since its only 4 games a generation now it'll either be the games following the generation release or if a inbetween year it'll be something akin to Emerald Platinum etc
Basically now instead of 5 games a generation (Ex. Ruby Sapphire Fire red leaf green and emerald) we get 4 games which alternate each generation.
Gen 5 Bw Bw2 (Main series and alternate/sequel of main series)
Gen 6 xy oras (Main series then remake)
Gen 7 SM USUM (main series sequel/alternate to main series)
(speculation)
gen 8-gen 4 remakes
gen 9 gen 9 alternate (sequels anything involving the previous region created for gen 9)
gen 10 gen 5 remakes
gen 11 and etc
One more thing I noticed each remake is half of the current generation for example
Gen 3, 3/2=1.5 Gen 1 remakes came out
Gen 4 4/2=2 gen 2 remakes came out
gen 5 5/2=2.5 (gen 2 was just remade so no remakes)
gen 6 6/2=3 gen 3 remakes came out
gen 7 7/2= 3.5 (gen 3 was just remade so no remakes)
Gen 8 8/2=4 gen 4 remakes will come next generation then
gen 9 9/2 4.5 no remake
gen 10 10/2=5 unova remakes
pretty much take the current generation and divide it by 2 thats how we'll know when the next remakes will come out and since its only 4 games a generation now it'll either be the games following the generation release or if a inbetween year it'll be something akin to Emerald Platinum etc