What? There are no apples in this game. The announcer specifically said "fluffruit". There weren't apples in the original title either.
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New Pokémon Snap overview trailer
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lmao. Ok ok, you got me. I'll rephrase it.What? There are no apples in this game. The announcer specifically said "fluffruit". There weren't apples in the original title either.
do you think there's gonna be more than one type of pokemon food, so some of the gameplay revolves around figuring out a particular pokemons tastes? or are they all gonna like one catch-all Not-apple
It's just like New Super Mario Bros.
I think it's ok. It means it's newer than the "old" game. In the future, even if there's a follow up, it would still be true, because it doesn't mean it's the latest, just newer than the oldest lol
In this one you can see one of the Pokemon having thoughts about cupcakes as well as flufffruit which seems to suggest more than one type of food.
That may be a sticker added to the photo
In this one you can see one of the Pokemon having thoughts about cupcakes as well as flufffruit which seems to suggest more than one type of food.
I agree it's likely a sticker, but I was hoping it would hint at additional food items since it looks like food used in Pokemon Amie.
Game looks great.
I remember being obsessed with the original back in the day.
I hope there's a bit of variety, like being able to change the time of day outside of scripted moments
I remember being obsessed with the original back in the day.
I hope there's a bit of variety, like being able to change the time of day outside of scripted moments
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Aha
We can only hope this reaches the euphoric highs of bugsnax.
But really I am very curious where and how they plan on improving the snap formula. There was only one game, yeah, but we also have 20 years of design and qol improvements to draw on. I really really hope it pushes the original in a lot of compelling ways, but, it's pokemon, so my expectations are pretty low here despite being a huge fan of pokemon and the original snap. Next I'd like to see pokemon pinball return that is for sure
Looking at Serebii.net's Photodex, there are some Pokémon missing, such as:
Ariados
Espurr (see the treetops in the back):
Inkay (in front of Chinchou):
Morelull (look near the bottom):
Ariados
Espurr (see the treetops in the back):
Inkay (in front of Chinchou):
Morelull (look near the bottom):
I like the on rails aspect, iit feels more like a game than a walking sim. What modern gameplay elements were you hoping to see in a photography game? I tried two other photography games last year Shutter Stroll and Umurangi Generation. Both of which weren't on rails, but neither hooked me.
You're also environmental puzzle-solving with the fruit, flute and lumina orbs in order to discover and lure out Pokémon (in this case, more than 200 of them) and coax them into different interactions with you, with other Pokémon and with their environment (in this case with multiple hidden behaviors per Pokemon, which change over the course of the game), while also cataloging strange details in the environment itself, and trying to get high scores based on proximity, pose, framing, etc, all while on rails without stopping, meaning you can't see everything on each route in one go (especially with the newly added day-night cycles) and meaning you have to shoot skillfully since there's no pausing.
Same, going to wait a little for the reviews but I spent far too much money on Nintendo games that are bit underwhelming in terms of amount of gameplay.
I'm still struggling that this could be fleshed out to a full price game. And the trailers are light on features still.
I still don't like the rails aspect and how static and telegraphed everything seems but this does make the game seem more interactive and complex. Even back then on the N64 I never understood the appeal of the game but it has a huge fanbase so it must do something right.
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You can see a number counting down in the top right of every shot in the trailer... is that what you mean?
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This game is going to have tons of content. Nintendo has confirmed there are 200+ Pokémon. (We have seen less than 100 so far, and most of those we have barely seen in action.) Some have variants too, like the many wing patterns of Vivillon or the gender colors of Hippowdon.
Each of the 200+ species has a variety of behaviors, including four special behaviors, ranked in rarity (one star, two stars, three stars, four stars).
So that's more than 800 unique shots you will need to take to complete your Photodex.
You will have to figure out how to make many Pokémon appear, and then figure out how to elicit the desired behavior. Sometimes you will have to lure them to a certain area, or coax them into interactions with other Pokémon. You might have to use certain items, cause environmental reactions or return at a different time of day.
Nintendo has also confirmed that Pokémon will start to exhibit new behaviors as the game progresses, so even if you thoroughly explore one level before moving on, you will still need to return later.
This game is going to be amazing.
Each of the 200+ species has a variety of behaviors, including four special behaviors, ranked in rarity (one star, two stars, three stars, four stars).
So that's more than 800 unique shots you will need to take to complete your Photodex.
You will have to figure out how to make many Pokémon appear, and then figure out how to elicit the desired behavior. Sometimes you will have to lure them to a certain area, or coax them into interactions with other Pokémon. You might have to use certain items, cause environmental reactions or return at a different time of day.
Nintendo has also confirmed that Pokémon will start to exhibit new behaviors as the game progresses, so even if you thoroughly explore one level before moving on, you will still need to return later.
This game is going to be amazing.
Miles above the original. Favorite part of the original was the multi part environmental puzzles(plus triggering an evolution)
Yeah, this sounds rad.
I hope they have some of the multistep photographs where you need to trigger several events to get it perfect. I barely remember the first Snap, but I do remember stuff like getting the Jiggly-puff singing photo at the end, and finding the secret Mew photos to unlock that last "boss" stage.
This is easily the Pokemon game I'm most excited about. Not much interest in the D/P remake (I already bought Platinum ages ago and haven't gotten around to playing it yet) and I kinda doubt that open world game is coming as soon as they say it is.
What about secrets to new areas? What about making Pokémon evolve? I haven't seen these things at all. I hope they exist.
The UI looks good, modern and minimal, but I can't help but love/miss the 64's use of pixel art/ sprites for the UI, and elements like selecting a level and you can actually see animated sprites of Oak and your character... Wonder if they'll include anything like that. Doesn't look like it from the video.
Oh nice, I missed that somehow! Well, cool, I'm happy then.
Still wish it wouldve been a roll of film like the old games but I'm just an old man
Have we seen the level select? I don't remember that in the video.
Generally that's not a thing trailers show off anyways lol.
EDIT: Whoops double post.
No, not that I've seen, you're right. No level select yet. Excited to see the whole game. I was just waxing nostalgic. I doubt that the UI shown in the trailer is final, at least the gameplay in the levels. I'd be blown away if they made it that minimal.
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New Snap guide video, heaps of new Pokémon confirmed (Best Boi at the end)
It looks incredible! And in that same sequence you posted:
Golisopod! Walking by Lugia on the seafloor!
New Snap guide video, heaps of new Pokémon confirmed (Best Boi at the end)
it looks great! I loved the Octillery x Seviper bit