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Twenty-five years of Pokémon has given us six generations of great games, but they aren’t all equal.
Each of those six generations includes two versions that have slight changes (usually just offering different Pokémon you can capture, which encourages players to trade with friends who own different versions). Total sales for Pokémon have reached over 200 million, and most of that comes from these main entries. But the brand extends beyond that. It’s not just the best-selling portable game series of all time, it’s also a successful card game, a hit kids show, and will even extend into the world of augmented reality later this year with Pokémon Go from the Google-back Niantic Labs. A seventh generation of games, Pokémon Sun and Moon, will come out this holiday.
Gold and Silver are the best.
I approve of this. Black and White are severely underrated.
Could never get into X and Y as much when I was borrowing it off a friend.
The new look to it when moving around with fixed camera angles and the like was off putting. The game felt smaller aswell, well the world did because you were so used at having a proper Ariel view of the game while you moved around.
Oh and don't get me started on the Mega Evolution crap...why waste time coming up with new designs and that feature when they could working on creating better original designs or new features.
There is a reason why X and Y was lacking in post game content.
Nice work
Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum will always be my favorites, I just have so much nostalgia from those games. I remember the long days I used to play them, discuss them with friends, and so on. I have so many memories from those games, and I'm sure I could still name all 493 Pokemon from them.