Oh I thought you meant the third version of HG SS. In that case I do think they wii make a third version, but Pokemon Grey does seem dull in my opinion.

Who knows what it will be called. We got Platinum for Diamond and Pearl when people were already saying Topaz.

@Kaiser: Yeah it is, that's why I'm getting white. Everyone else in my town gets the first version(Red, Gold etc.) but I always get the second or third.

Maybe it will be Brown?

...Cobalt? Charcoal?

None, it's just gonna be called...
Pokemon

In other news
http://kotaku.com/5643654/japan-goes-bananas-for-pokmon-black...
http://bulbanews.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Black_and_White_sells_2.63_million_copies_in_first_two_days
2% of an entire country in 2 days. That is impressive even for pokemon.

Wow, the opening video to these games are epic... The actual games should have more story.
You don't have to keep it simple. It's not like you can really play these games [well] without the ability to read anyway, so might as well add some story.

Opposite for me. Everyone always picks the second version (SoulSilver, Pearl) where i live

POKEMON ZEBRA

It's the Pokemon for Grey version, I called it. It's Dragon/Ice, named Kyuremu. Look at its tail.

It's a bit more story-based. While the story is very similar to older games it seems much better worked out now. I don't understand very much of it but that's because it is Japanese. Curious about the western release.

I don't know if I should buy Black or wait for the third version! Agh! What if the third version adds Pokemon that follows you and animated Trainer sprites...

The third version, may come out in a year or two,
But i'm only getting this pokemon game, if The Online play is better.
Since I only like to Battles.

I've beaten the main quest now. Completing the main story is easier this time around. The Gym Leaders are mostly pushovers and the Elite Four are all equally tough because you can now choose the order in which you fight them. All of their Pokémon are in the level 40-45 range and to make things even easier, they have four instead of five Pokémon.

Another interesting change to the storyline is the fact that instead of facing the champion at the end, you fight the main bad guy (the mandatory evil Team leader) as the final boss. The actual champion can't be challenged until beating the main story first and doing a rematch against the Pokémon League. I haven't tried that yet, but I heard it's brutal. Most of the real challenge seems to come after the main quest.

One thing I truly hate with all my heart about this game, though, is the fact that they didn't seem to feel the need to include a freaking Safari Zone this time around! Why Game Freak, why! I also don't like how little Triple Battles there are in the single player mode.

I have to admit I don't really see that much improvement from the previous generation so I'm a bit underwhelmed by Black/White. I was much more impressed with HeartGold and SoulSilver even though they were just remakes.

I think I'm going to feel racist if I buy black over white or vice versa.

Not this again! Go back to the first page you Slowpoke.

This one looks like a Robot Master from Mega Man

and it looks like the Starship Enterprise is getting a Pokemon

But here are my favorites

The frog dude is pretty solid. I always liked the Ground/Water combos. Just keep it out of the fights against the Grass-type.

Are you sure there's no new evolutions for the older Pokemons?...I mean, I just saw this...what should I call it...Omega Unown? lol

And this guy crosses his arms here, he's automatically awesome. xD

There's absolutely no new evolutions or pre-evolutions, I can assure you. All Pokémon in the Isshu Pokédex are new. I haven't even found a wild Pikachu yet. If Pokémon remind you of older ones, it's usually because of Nintendo's lack of creativity or the exact opposite.

I must admit that I first met that strange-looking flying thing near an ancient ruin in a desert. It's a Flying/Psychic Pokémon that doesn't evolve. You can find that crocodile dude in those ruins BTW.