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Okay, so a bit to go over here: * I'm a big fan of the service station look for the Pokemon Centers; you see a good number of those in Spain. * Looks like trainer customisation has been scaled back a bit, although there could be more to it than the options we see in the trailer. * The 3 new...

Relieved to see that the wait is over. I'm very keen to see what the Pokémon of this region will be like.

I have a feeling you meant this in jest, but as a Yu-Gi-Oh 5Ds super-fan, I'd be all for it lol.

Yeah, I don't think "overlap" is something that TPCi pays any mind to; iirc, the presentation that revealed BD/SP and Arceus also happened on the same day as one of Sony's States of Play. Anyway, I believe these next few days should indicate something one way or the other, as I reckon the first...

100% agree with this observation. Like, imagine if, instead of Detective Pikachu 2 being in development limbo, it was Scarlet & Violet. I feel like a lot of fans would drive themselves insane over it, which I don't think is a healthy attitude.

Nvm then I'm dumb lol. In any case, there is the possibility they could announce it tomorrow, but as I said, I have my doubts.

The 26th is Friday, so I guess they could confirm it tomorrow, but I have my doubts. The first presentation for Sw/Sh was announced a week prior, so the more likely event is that we'll get a confirmation of a Pokémon Presents anytime from Friday to Monday, with the actual presentation happening...

Have to disagree there; even though Sw/Sh was a dud for me overall, one of the few highlights was playing through the game and having little to no clue what new Pokémon were in the grass. Furthermore, the marketing itself was alot more interesting than what had been done prior, like Rotom...

I don't think we'll get that much information right off the bat from the first presentation; if the marketing campaign is indeed the same as Sw/Sh, we'll be getting new information on a monthly basis, so stuff like the new mechanic and Gym Leaders/NPCs will likely be in future presentations...

I haven't played BD/SP, so out of curiosity I looked at their team setups and...you may actually have a point. From what I can see, these are way harder than their original DPPt teams. For example, they didn't have hold items aside from a Sitrus Berry or set natures in the originals. These are...

I felt this after Sw/Sh, which was a bit disappointing to me. I did have some interest in BD/SP and Arceus, but I ended up not playing them. All that said, I do like the direction S/V appear to be going in, and even though the run-up to Sw/Sh was pretty awful for the fanbase, it did put a lot of...

1) HG/SS - Not only the best remakes, but my personal favourite Pokémon games. Johto has such a cosy and retro feel to it, and the remakes just further amplify it. There are some flaws (like Team Rocket being pushovers), but the brand-new content like the Pokéthlon and the Safari Zone more than...

One of my hopes for these games (although I have my doubts about it's likelihood) is the return of Bug Catching Contests. Now that weight/height variance is a thing, I think Bug Catching Contests would feel all that more immersive. They could even make them multiplayer, as an alternative to...

I don't think Wulava was having a go at anybody. They were just pointing out that all the "leaks" seem to cover the same material i.e the starter evolutions, instead something actually brand new or substantial. Sure, leaks don't hurt anybody, but they do hamper speculation and can lead to...

OK, I've got a few of these: 1) Typhlosion is so much cooler than Charizard - Typhlosion just has a lot more interesting things going on with it's design, whereas Charizard, while iconic, is literally just a dragon. 2) I don't particularly care for any of the Eeveelutions - This isn't so much...

I think what they meant was that, since Gen VI had the smallest amount of new Pokémon with only 69, there's only so much they can do with that set of Pokémon. That said, I think Gogoat would be a good candidate for the mount Pokémon of these games, with perhaps a regional form to better suit the...

I can't say that I agree; the visuals of S/V are definitely a step-up from Sw/Sh. For example, the water in Sw/Sh's Wild Area looked awful, due how the reflections of the landscape were completely inaccurate (as one can see in this screenshot) whereas in S/V, despite what little footage we have...

I agree. I'm reminded of one of James Turner's core principles when it comes to Pokémon design; "it has to look like it could be your friend". And I feel that this aspect is especially important for starter Pokémon too.

We used to; the initial reveal of HeartGold and SoulSilver was done through a similar show, as well as the silhouettes of the Gen V starters. That said, those days are long gone. If we're lucky, we may see a snippet of new footage or a screenshot, but certainly no new Pokémon or NPCs.

I'm sure no one wants to hear this, but if I were a betting man, I'd have to say that Sprigatito will end up being bipedal. Think about it; the last quadrupede starter we had was Samurott (who ironically I actually would have liked way more had it been bipedal). Furthermore, bipedal designs like...