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It might be. The trademark itself only surfaced now, so we'll never know exactly what happened.Huh? Maybe it was a TCG set that got cancelled like Jamboree or Crosstrainer?
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It might be. The trademark itself only surfaced now, so we'll never know exactly what happened.Huh? Maybe it was a TCG set that got cancelled like Jamboree or Crosstrainer?
That doesn't make sense to me as the time interval between Gen IV's release date (September 2006) and 2023-2024 (1-2 years after Gen 9 if it's released three years after Gen 8) would be disproportionately humongous.I don't think that there will be a Gen 4 remake this gen.
¿Por qué no los dos?If a Gen 4 remake isn't released in Gen 8, I think that they would make a Let's Go Johto game based on Crystal instead.
I don't think that both will happen in Gen 8. I think that one of them will be in Gen 8 and the other in Gen 9.Yeah, would rather have both than none at all.
Why?I don't think that both will happen in Gen 8. I think that one of them will be in Gen 8 and the other in Gen 9.
People might be fed up with too many remakes, especially considering we had LGPE last year. We need to space out the remake releases.Why?
They may be both remakes, but they are not the same kind of remakes.
Sinnoh fans are eagerly waiting for their remakes. And I imagine a lot of LGPE fans are waiting for the sequel.People might be fed up with too many remakes, especially considering we had LGPE last year. We need to space out the remake releases.
I love the idea of a Sinnoh prequel. Imagine seeing Byron as a young gym leader and his little boy Roark playing around the mine wearing that little red helmet. Also, if Riley looks exactly the same as he does in DPPt, then we'd also have some backstory about the three. Byron said that Riley's age is unknown and he's a mysterious guy, and I really hope there's a reason they slipped in that line. Who knows. Maybe Riley was exposed to Mega Energy or Infinity Energy or whatever and was able to use Aura for that reason and aged really really slowly afterwards.I'll very much prefer sequels/prequels as I would rather see growth in the region. Straight up remakes can be given the simplified Let's Go treatment.
But, people might eventually get tired of revisiting old regions and want to get more new content. This will happen if they release 3 pairs of remakes in the span of 4 years. As I said, they need to space out the remake releases to avoid remake fatigue.Sinnoh fans are eagerly waiting for their remakes. And I imagine a lot of LGPE fans are waiting for the sequel.
Also, I think people would rather have remakes over a break year or a 3rd version (I doubt sequels are happening again, they could have done it in Alola but didn't).
Sinnoh Remake first, Let's Go Johto later.
Well Sabrina references a 3 year gap. If we're to trust that, and that they'd retain a similar 3 year gap between Kanto and Johto games as we had originally (96-99), then we'd be getting Let's Go 2 Johto in 2021. I hope that DP remakes would be in 2020, but I could also see them taking a little longer and coming in 2022 to finish off the generation, potentially.Let's Go Johto will inevitably feature Kanto so it should be in atleast Gen 9 so that even their target audience doesn’t get fed up.
An in game 3 year gap doesn’t have to necessarily translate into a real world 3 year gap.Well Sabrina references a 3 year gap. If we're to trust that, and that they'd retain a similar 3 year gap between Kanto and Johto games as we had originally (96-99), then we'd be getting Let's Go 2 Johto in 2021. I hope that DP remakes would be in 2020, but I could also see them taking a little longer and coming in 2022 to finish off the generation, potentially.
True, and while it's never (to my knowledge) been done in this direction (current, foretelling the future), every reference to some number of years between events in Pokemon games have always matched up with release gaps. GS referenced the real world 3 year gap between its release and RG, B2W2 referenced the real world 2 year time gap between itself and BW, ORAS made reference to its 12 year gap between itself and RS, and I think I may be forgetting a few. It could end up not meaning anything serious, but I'd be surprised if they didn't at least have a rough plan for LGJ to be around 2021 ish at least.An in game 3 year gap doesn’t have to necessarily translate into a real world 3 year gap.