I'm not even sure what opinion to have. I guess I am happy for the different style of game play. The real question is now will this be a good change or not. I immediately thought FFTactics and I really don't know if I care for a Pokemon game like that. I guess only time will tell...
Why can't they just focus on making a Pokemon Snap for the Wii U. Its about all that goofy controller is good for.
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RahnalH102the Green Devout, Veteran Monster Hunter, Creature EnthusiastNew MexicoIcrontian
Some more information. This is a crossover with a loosely historical turn-based strategy series, Nobunaga's Ambition.
Personally I'm all for the branching out of a series. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, and when you've been sticking to tradition for awhile even more so. Also to keep in mind are the potential changes in the Pokemon "tradition" that Black 2 and White 2 might bring. Those two are also being released this year in both America's/Europe and Japan (Fall and June respectively.)
I loved Pokemon Blue/Red. The next Pokemon game I bought was Pearl. It was awesome, but I couldn't believe how little the formula had changed in the decade of time between them. I was playing the same game, and hardly even the graphics had been improved. I haven't played Black/White, so I can't speak for those, but I'm anxious to try out some of dat new pokemans.
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colapart legend, part devil... all manBalls deepIcrontian
I've owned and beaten at least one game out of every gen of the Pokemon series. I also absolutely loved FFTA, I'd definitely be willing to try this one out.
I was too old for the target audience of Pokemon when it was first popular, and so never got into it, and it makes me a bit jealous sometimes to hear people talk about how they essentially grew up with this sweet, always new franchise. I have no idea what you guys are talking about right now.
On a semi-related note, one of my students today mentioned how she's loved Harry Potter ever since she was little, and it made me feel so old...
I was right on the edge of being too old to play Pokemon. I caught flack for buying/playing/enjoying it when Blue version came out (I actually got it a year after release). I've always been a little jealous myself, because it wasn't until I was older that I found communities of adults that enjoyed the games as well. I missed out on all the awesome trading and multiplayer battling because everyone else was "too cool" to play it.
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I guess I am happy for the different style of game play. The real question is now will this be a good change or not. I immediately thought FFTactics and I really don't know if I care for a Pokemon game like that. I guess only time will tell...
The Pokemon franchise honestly lost my interest with some of the changes they brought to the XP system in Black and White anyway.
Personally I'm all for the branching out of a series. Nothing ventured, nothing gained, and when you've been sticking to tradition for awhile even more so. Also to keep in mind are the potential changes in the Pokemon "tradition" that Black 2 and White 2 might bring. Those two are also being released this year in both America's/Europe and Japan (Fall and June respectively.)
On a semi-related note, one of my students today mentioned how she's loved Harry Potter ever since she was little, and it made me feel so old...