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Re: Talking Point: After 30 Years, Is It Time To Reset The Pokédex?

Nep-Nep-Freak

I think I would be fine with the occasional generation here and there that saves all returning Pokémon for the post game (probably not likely to happen at this point though, because of the Black and White controversy and each new game now having 400+ Pokémon), though I would rather not experience a completely reset Pokédex. That would just confuse me, a long time Pokémon fan who has, like, all the Pokémon memorized, just not in exact order for a lot of them.

Re: Review: Pokémon FireRed & LeafGreen (Switch) - Red-Hot Nostalgia In A So-So Wrapper

Nep-Nep-Freak

I'm actually really glad that they hardly changed anything. I wanted to play a classic, unedited Pokémon game on my Switch for $20, which is why the addition of the word filter is a massive disappointment (I wouldn't have pre-ordered it if they were upfront about its addition). Though I am glad that the Mystery Gift Mythicals are built in.

Not a 10/10 because of the word filter, but I have been enjoying the gameplay when I'm not thinking about the word filter, so I give it an 8/10 score.

Re: Gallery: Here's A Look At Pokémon Winds & Waves On Switch 2

Nep-Nep-Freak

@AussieMcBucket, it was my first ever openworld game, and having all that exploration freedom for the first time was mind blowing. I also really liked the story and the characters, some of which I felt like I really related to (like Penny, who has a very introverted personality like myself). Also the ending was incredible, and I liked a fair amount of the new Pokémon designs, like Quaquaval and Ceruledge.

As for what I didn't like about it, there wasn't much. One of the gym challenges was a bit tough for me and I had to look up the answer, and the Tera Raids were a bit glitch at times, but other then that, I actually had no other problems with the game.

As for which game surpassed it recently, that would be Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth1 (I became a really big Hyperdimension Neptunia fan last year, and it's currently my second favorite franchise after Pokémon, hence my name on this site).

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (28th February)

Nep-Nep-Freak

Hello again, y'all. I don't know what I want to play this weekend anymore. Now that I know the Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen ports add that stupid word filter when they are supposed to be true to the originals, my will to play LeafGreen has taken a massive nosedive. Maybe I'll play Pokémon LeafGreen Version, if I can begrudgingly will myself to play a censored game. Maybe I'll grind some more levels in Dragon Quest XI S. Maybe I'll play some more Super Neptunia RPG. I just don't know, and right now I don't give a crap because I'm really upset. I'll at least play a bit of this:

Animal Crossing New Horizons: I think I'm maybe a week away from affording the final house storage upgrade.

Re: Poll: What's Your Favourite 3DS Model?

Nep-Nep-Freak

When I had a used regular 2DS from the Summer of 2023 to the Summer of 2024 (it broke on me even though I took good care of it 😭), I enjoyed it quite a bit, so I voted for the original 2DS. I'm not the greatest fan of that Nintendo generation though 🤔.

Re: Fans Are Asking Nintendo To Refund Xenoblade Chronicles X's Switch 2 Upgrade

Nep-Nep-Freak

@Debo626,

I'm disappointed about both, since I like experiencing original, unedited versions of media. I'm not a fan of any censored media, I really love original versions, especially when it comes to Japanese media, no matter how weird it is, because I love genuine Japanese media the way it was originally made.

"this is supposed to be a kids' game"

It's actually rated T for Teen (which is ages 13 and up), so technically the audience for the game are still "kids" or "minors", but even in the United States, it is culturally acceptable for teens to play games that have suggestive content or more scanty outfits in it (though any game that has complete n*dity or explicit s*x gets an immediate mature rating). So none of the censored content would change the age rating of the game at all if it was included.

I'm just weird because I really enjoy Japanese media the way it is 😉.

Re: Mailbox: A Good Switch 2 Console Pairing, Fun With Strangers, Sterility - Nintendo Life Letters

Nep-Nep-Freak

Nice collection of letters like always! I'm going to get flack for this statement, but I'm going to say it anyway: the customization of the menus on the 3DS and Wii U was one of the few things 8th Gen Nintendo had going for it. The Switch generation was just so much better in a lot more ways (Switch 2 is to be determined, since the thing's not even a year old yet).

Re: Poll: What's Your Favourite Gen 8 Pokémon?

Nep-Nep-Freak

There were quite a few good Pokémon designs this Gen! (Though I didn't care for most of the starters and their evolutions a ton).

My second favorite Pokémon ever, after Lucario, is Cinderace! Also, shoutouts for Scorbunny, Corviknight, and Zamazenta.

Re: Anniversary: The Legend Of Zelda Turns 40 Today - How Did You First Play It?

Nep-Nep-Freak

The first Zelda I ever played was Ocarina of Time, in that Standard Quest + Master Quest double pack for the GameCube, back in 2019. My dad helped me with a lot of the more difficult puzzles and bosses for me though 😅 (but I did beat Ganon myself, I swear!). Give me a break, I was only 10 years old.

I've played several more Zelda games, and the Zelda franchise is one of my favorite media series of all time. The rest is history.

Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (21st February)

Nep-Nep-Freak

Hello again, y'all! This weekend I'm playing:

Switch:
Dragon Quest XI S Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition: since last weekend, I have obtained a few more party members and orbs. My next objective is to craft another Sword of Light.
Animal Crossing New Horizons: I am officially done with hotel stuff now. Also, I should be able to afford the final house storage upgrade sometime very soon.
Switch and mobile:
Hello, Mario!: I've messed around with this a bit on both my Switch and my smartphone. It's incredibly fun to just mess around with. Probably not something I will touch or mention often, but for a free app, it's definitely worth keeping around.

Re: Best Mario Tennis Games Of All Time

Nep-Nep-Freak

How is Fever so low? (I know that the answer is just nostalgia, btw)

From what I've seen of it, with all the different characters, rackets, courts, and other options, it's got the most content out of any Mario Tennis game, despite a small story mode. And it's (at least as of right now) all on a physical cartridge as well (which means you will be able to eventually find it for cheaper than its standard price).

I'm going to commit blasphemy and just say it: Fever is the best one.