Pokemon Sword and Shield shows a ton of promise, being the first authentic Nintendo Switch mainline series game with a lot of expectations.
NE: "Today, we're looking at Pokemon with odd or unfitting moves as part of their movepools and examining whether they were by accident or not."
NE: "Today, we're going over some of the most forgotten Pokemon of all time."
NE: "We list and rank 10 of the best Pokemon games of all time! More specifically, which of the main series games are best to play."
It should be:
1) Gold/Silver/Crystal
2) Red/Blue/Yellow
3) Ruby/Saphire/Emerald
The rest can be put in any order you want.
I liked Sword/Shield (Which didn't even make the list) way more than Scarlet/Violet, but everyone has opinions.
IMO I think S&S is better because it's more visually appealing due to it's nice backdrops and linearity, but it was still meh. I couldn't bother finishing Scar/Vio, they managed to make an even more boring broken game only 2 games after S&S and that's quite impressive.
the amount of games with forced exp share making this list is depressing
even games like ranger or colleseum/ XD
or mystery dungeon, way more deserving
With half the Pokemon. It’s gran turismo all over again sorry we’ve gone from a 1000 cars to 150😑💆🏻 ♂️
Like Gen VII, Sword & Shield seemingly still uses the models and animations first introduced in X and Y, in spite of the series now being on hardware that is much more powerful.
How can Game Freak argue "limited development time" as a reason not to include every existing Pokémon in the game when the graphics engine itself seemed to look virtually identical to the one they already had before?
I’m soooo pumped for this. Seeing other trainers an Pokemon in the wild. With co op raids an that. This game is a combination of a mmo and the breath of the wild style Pokemon I wanted.