Drew Leachman writes: After the big changes that were implemented in Pokémon X and Y, Nintendo wanted to capitalize on this new format, as well as the game play changes, to make their next iteration just as accessible. Instead of a new game with even more pocket monsters to catch, they opted to go back to the remake board and pull another game from their already expansive library to polish up and throw into the X and Y formula. Enter Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire. Even with its new coat of paint and new additions, it still feels like a step backwards in the evolution of the Pokémon universe. See what I did there?
KeenGamer: "The Nintendo 3DS is officially ten years old, so we thought it would be a great time to highlight the best games on the console. The last dedicated handheld by Nintendo was a unique device that provided many incredible and unquestionably great experiences."
Swap OoT for Majoras Mask and Pokemon for Xenoblade Chronicles and you might be on to something with this list.
Last time highlighted the best of Gen 3, this time, it's the worst's turn. Here are the six worst Pokemon designs of Generation 3.
After pouring hundreds of hours over 10 years into the beloved Pokemon series, Gazette gaming columnist Jake Magee’s time with it might be coming to an end, he writes.
TL;DR:
"I don't want to buy a Switch, The Pokemon Company is obviously developing Pokemon games for the Switch, so I am no longer going to play Pokemon."
There. That's basically everything in two sentences.
