@MajinSoul I disagree, Game freak spends a lot of time on each pokemon game. The fact that there's little to no junk code in ANY Nintendo game, proves that they work harder than most devs ever will and get more accomplished. It's honestly just proof people are taking Pokemon games for granted and don't appreciate what goes into each game.
The graphics are fine for the console, the only real issue in today's game industry is the self entitled and ignorant fans who rely on games looking flawless to be considered "good."
The graphics are amazing for pokemon. Especially we had 5 pokemon gens that spanned almost 20 years before we saw any 3D pokemon game on the handheld level. We all just need to take a step back and appreciate the work that has gone into the series to make it such an amazing success.
@jowe_gw in other words you would ruin an entire series for your own blind ego. Your argument: Monolith makes games look good, so I'd give them a series they have no experience with just to waste millions on a good looking game. You'd bankrupt a company, shut the F UP.
@jowe_gw In other words, you can't form a response to my facts and avoiding the subject. Your forfeiting essentially. The fact that Sword and Shield are still selling despite your ignorant rant, means its a good game ¯(ツ)/¯. Your argument is invalid.
Alex Olney, Why do you think Pokemon needs fixing? It's still presently the highest grossing franchise on the planet. It still grosses billions a year.
Please tell me where Pokemon needs fixing? The video games play better than they ever did and have a massive online feature now, not to mention the tournaments are as competitive as ever.
Since Sword and Shield has dropped, I've seen a lot of old Pokemon tropes end and new ideas that allow gamers to catch pokemon that normally you have to EVOLVE OR TRADE TO RECEIVE. Honestly, that was a feature I was demanding since Gen 1.
Your ideas seem like a waste and things we have seen in other games. Falling into typical tropes is what harms a ln older franchise and you're just printing and repeating idea that came from other properties.
Honestly, stick to whatever your day job is and quit standing on a soapbox and proclaiming what you think is best because I'll guarantee ya this now: if your ideas were good, Nintendo would've hired you on the board to direct the next pokemon game.
There is no problem with the game itself, you just lack any business sense. Nintendo has been a successful company since 1889. You haven't been on this planet long enough and you're clearly too self entitled as a gamer to come to grips that Nintendo just gave gamers what they want.
Giving the customers what they want is good business sense and if that's not good enough, the CEO took a pay cut when the Wii U undersold so the employees could be paid. Seems to me Nintendo is the only company that cares enough about its employees before its CEO's own money.
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Re: Soapbox: Here's How I'd Fix The Pokémon Series
@MajinSoul I disagree, Game freak spends a lot of time on each pokemon game. The fact that there's little to no junk code in ANY Nintendo game, proves that they work harder than most devs ever will and get more accomplished. It's honestly just proof people are taking Pokemon games for granted and don't appreciate what goes into each game.
The graphics are fine for the console, the only real issue in today's game industry is the self entitled and ignorant fans who rely on games looking flawless to be considered "good."
The graphics are amazing for pokemon. Especially we had 5 pokemon gens that spanned almost 20 years before we saw any 3D pokemon game on the handheld level. We all just need to take a step back and appreciate the work that has gone into the series to make it such an amazing success.
Re: Soapbox: Here's How I'd Fix The Pokémon Series
@jowe_gw in other words you would ruin an entire series for your own blind ego. Your argument: Monolith makes games look good, so I'd give them a series they have no experience with just to waste millions on a good looking game. You'd bankrupt a company, shut the F UP.
Re: Soapbox: Here's How I'd Fix The Pokémon Series
@jowe_gw In other words, you can't form a response to my facts and avoiding the subject. Your forfeiting essentially. The fact that Sword and Shield are still selling despite your ignorant rant, means its a good game ¯(ツ)/¯. Your argument is invalid.
Re: Soapbox: Here's How I'd Fix The Pokémon Series
Alex Olney, Why do you think Pokemon needs fixing? It's still presently the highest grossing franchise on the planet. It still grosses billions a year.
Please tell me where Pokemon needs fixing? The video games play better than they ever did and have a massive online feature now, not to mention the tournaments are as competitive as ever.
Since Sword and Shield has dropped, I've seen a lot of old Pokemon tropes end and new ideas that allow gamers to catch pokemon that normally you have to EVOLVE OR TRADE TO RECEIVE. Honestly, that was a feature I was demanding since Gen 1.
Your ideas seem like a waste and things we have seen in other games. Falling into typical tropes is what harms a ln older franchise and you're just printing and repeating idea that came from other properties.
Honestly, stick to whatever your day job is and quit standing on a soapbox and proclaiming what you think is best because I'll guarantee ya this now: if your ideas were good, Nintendo would've hired you on the board to direct the next pokemon game.
Re: The Pokémon Company Threatens To "Permanently Ban" Players Who Deliberately Disconnect From Battles
Hey if you wanna cheat the W/L system, get banned. That's a fair response. You're cheating the other players at playing.
Re: Video: The Problem With The Super Mario 3D All-Stars Release
There is no problem with the game itself, you just lack any business sense. Nintendo has been a successful company since 1889. You haven't been on this planet long enough and you're clearly too self entitled as a gamer to come to grips that Nintendo just gave gamers what they want.
Giving the customers what they want is good business sense and if that's not good enough, the CEO took a pay cut when the Wii U undersold so the employees could be paid. Seems to me Nintendo is the only company that cares enough about its employees before its CEO's own money.