Idea for new Pokemon GBA games

[Psychic Umbreon]

I'm going to write a letter to Nintendo of Australia and tell them of my idea for two new Pokemon GBA games that I've decided to call Pokemon Tiger and Pokemon Hydra. The difference between Tiger/Hydra and the other GBA games is that when the player chooses their starter, the starter is already shiny - so there is no need to soft reset 1000's of times to get a shiny Charmander, for example.

 

[Carpetted!]

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That's dumb. And lazy. If you can't get a shiny starter, DON'T write a letter to Nintendo just to ask for an easier way to get one. -_-

 

[Masquieran Chilli]

That's really dumb. And lazy. If you can't get a shiny starter, don't write a letter to Nintendo just to ask for an easier way to get one.

exactly
i don't think nintendo australiawould help much

 

[Psychic Umbreon]

Pokemon Tiger/Hydra

It's my idea - I'll do what I want!

 

[Moonlight.]

Then a shiny starter wouldn't mean much at all.

And what about normal coloured starters?

 

[Kal-El]

exactly
i don't think nintendo australiawould help much

All suggestions from us are meant to go there according to NOAmerica.

That idea wasn't any good. What do the names have to do with anything any how?

 

[Kasaioni]

you'll embarass yourself, wats the piont of getting a shiney starter, again: If you can't get a shiny starter, DON'T write a letter to Nintendo just to ask for an easier way to get one., and besides, it takes the fun out of knowing that you could just get that shiney stater, you never know, you can always have a chanse you getting on, cause they're so rare! KNOWING that your getting one right away, it takes the excitement out of it!

 

[Kaimorse]

Send them a letter. I did. I got no response and they didn't use my ideas.

 

[Chilled2m7]

Do we really need two new versions just to get a shiny starter? How about a special edition R/S/E or Fr/LG? That at least sounds reasonable.

I'm not exactly sure how having a 100% chance of getting a shiny is a good idea though. The reason they are so popular and desired is the fact that they are extremely rare. If they're commonplace, what's the point?