WiiWare World writes: "Ultimately, My Pokémon Ranch is chock full of missed potential. But while it's easy to chide the game for what it doesn't do, it's harder to express that there is still value here for the right audience. There's no question it's an ideal game for young, fledgling Pokémaniacs who are frustrated by the demands of most games. Here, they can freely watch and interact with cuddly Pokémon of all shapes and sizes while looking forward to new toys and Pokémon daily. For established Pokémaniacs you have a service for storing and obtaining various Pokémon that doubles as a screensaver while you're playing Diamond/Pearl. As long as these audiences keep their expectations in check they may find themselves charmed by this goofy WiiWare title, but everyone else need only look at the screenshots and their gut reaction should let them know where they stand."
With the vast number of Pokémon games in existence there will undoubtedly be some that don’t get the recognition they deserve. So here are 10 Pokémon games that are underrated and that deserve your attention today!
Rebecca writes: "At the release of My Pokemon Ranch 12 years ago, it was criticized for being too simple. But looking back, it got a lot of things right."
GR - "We take a look at ten of the worst Pokemon to ever grace the series."
Having just wrapped up Black/White 2, I personally prefer more of the original Pokemon than ones created for some of the more recent games.
Probably because you were a child when Gen 1 came out. If time travel is ever possible, I'm gonna go back in time to when Gen 1 was in development, show the developers pictures of the Vannil- trio and Garbador and see what happens.
I'm the exact opposite: with each passing generation, I continue to realize how incredibly generic and weak most of the Gen1 pokes are.
