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Not saying it definitely will be the case but Pokémon has been seeing quite notable decline in Japan, which stands out right now as Nintendo has been killing it there and it's obviously the series' home market.
That could motivate them to try and reinvigorate the brand in Japan, which could lead to overall worldwide growth.
First time any insider's mentioned Star Fox GP since the rumors last year, wow.
Switch formats (to double battles) would be a big change for the mainline games., especially if the ingame trainers use certain combos like kingdra-pelipper or torkoal-lilligant.
Realistically speaking I'm not looking for a groundbreaking shakeup in terms of the whole series. I'd just like to see the detail already in the games expanded to a new point that no one had really seen.
NPCs doing more than spinning around or barely moving, more buildings where towns look a little more...properly town-y in 3D. I'd kill for wild pokemon showing up again in the overworld, the battles continuing to expand on the arenas you get depending on where you are.
Just things that naturally would come from a console instead of a handheld that i'd consider "BOTW Pokemon." But that is also just me.
She knows a lot. But yeah Mario Maker 2 at E3 makes total sense
Seriously. She's the first insider in nearly a year to talk about Star Fox still being real.
He also mentioned Odyssey. It doesn't necessarily mean drastic changes but rather Nintendo wanting its franchises to get the ultimate versions on Switch. Zelda had BOTW, Mario had Odyssey, Smash had Ultimate and Metroid looks like a very demanding project. It's time for Pokémon.
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I don't think there has to be a drastic change to the formula for it to be "the next step in the franchise". You can give it a grander scale with a lot more ambition in the effects, presentation, etc. without actually changing up the core gameplay all that much.
If Mario Maker 2 is an E3 announcement, then it's definitely December. I think Nintendo really, really liked the sales boost they saw from Let's Go and Smash this year and basically want to repeat that.
Also, if it's being saved for an E3 announcement then I expect the booth to be Animal Crossing themed this year.
Also, if it's being saved for an E3 announcement then I expect the booth to be Animal Crossing themed this year.
After y'all's push and PolarPanda's confirmation of Star Fox GP's existence, I think I'll finally get around to doing all the reading I need.
See y'all tomorrow!
See y'all tomorrow!
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Lol and you wonder why I said "screenshotted" to your earlier post
Yeah, if anything GF's idea of Pokemon botw could just be doing a behind the back camera view, and removing random wild Pokemon battles like Let's Go. With some other ease-of-use additions/smoothening.
If any major change to the battle system took place, like real-time battles, I expect it would be tested in a spin-off from the mainline games to gauge the reception of its implementation.
I get that
I think those are pretty reasonable demands compared to what I've read when people think of a "BOTW Pokémon"
I wonder if TOWN is a good starting point to see where the next game might go
That comment about gen 8, makes me excited. Not expecting a lot akin Zelda BOTW style reboot, but a couple steps up from Let's Go is more than enough for major improvements.
I think Pokemon Gen 8 is going to be a very visually different Pokemon game, especially in terms of route design. Playing Let's Go, the Pokemon's movement didn't really feel designed for how small the routes were. I expect the games to have much bigger areas.
I belive what king sell meant is gen 8 sill be a jump from gen 7 as botw was from skyward sword.
N9t that gen 8 will be botw
Basically it will be a comparative massive leap
N9t that gen 8 will be botw
Basically it will be a comparative massive leap
That's how it is. One thing you have to admire about Gamefreak. They've been evolving the Pokemon franchise so smartly and successfully over the years, it's crazy. They know exactly how to manage their IP in order to be and stay successfull.
I myself love their way of no overevolving the series. It's a very carefull and smart way to evolve.
I can see AC in September, maybe late August but Luigi Mansion in July? All LM titles were originally fall/holiday games before Dark Moon got delayed I think
Late September or October would be perfect, coz Halloween
Late September or October would be perfect, coz Halloween
if you are referring to the Direct, king zell said the 13th.
The rumor is the Direct will be on February 13th. The announcement should come in 19 hours from now.
To be fair, everyone knew about the September Direct. A publisher accidently sent an email to a bunch of press saying their game would release after the Direct and then went on to time and date it. Twice. (Both the original date and then later again for the delayed date)
We personally didn't get the email but word travels fast in the industry
Interesting, similar to EA leaking the January mini Direct last year.
No such accidental email this time?
Very interesting stuff from the Nintendo NYC store
Literally nothing planned for February 29th...it's so obvious now
Yeah. Polarpanda's a Smashboards mod. She's trustworhy. Polarpanda leaked:
- Sept Direct (and the AC reveal)
-NoE nindies presentation
-Piranha Plant and Kencineroar
Links for those with non-default post page limits:
https://www.resetera.com/posts/17770604
https://www.resetera.com/posts/17771176
you'd be surprised by how much leaks through accidental slip-ups or corporates thinking they can say x stuff while in fact, they actually can't
case in point: the entire mario x rabbids saga
case in point: the entire mario x rabbids saga
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