I'm just saying we have to be careful
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Is Pokemon encouraging/perpetuating genwunner-ism with recent releases (even if unintentional)?
- Thread starter SWMegaFan
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I'm just saying we have to be careful
BCVM22
Well-Known Member
The two couldn't possibly be any less related.
Crimson Majestic
From Dusk to Dawn
Perhaps, since a good amount of fandom loves generation 1. Not to mention Game Freak probably wanted to go back to simpler days to experiment with the capability of the Nintendo Switch, and inclusion of Pokemon Go mechanics.
Personally, I don't have a problem with an updated (and expanded) telling of generation 1 (since I love Kanto), especially from the foundation of Pokemon Yellow. However, my biggest concern, and hopefully exaggerated, is that this will lead future generation games (here's to looking at you 'core' 2019) becoming more like Pokemon Go, and even more forced plot experience than USUM.
Personally, I don't have a problem with an updated (and expanded) telling of generation 1 (since I love Kanto), especially from the foundation of Pokemon Yellow. However, my biggest concern, and hopefully exaggerated, is that this will lead future generation games (here's to looking at you 'core' 2019) becoming more like Pokemon Go, and even more forced plot experience than USUM.
BCVM22
Well-Known Member
It's very much an exaggerated concern. First and most importantly, the 2019 release is a year away from being released - the realities of development dictate that it would be very much impossible for them to change it drastically based on the reception of a game that will not itself release for another two months from right now.
Even putting that aside, everything they've said is that the 2019 release will be more traditional, and if LGP/E are well-received, they will be the progenitors of their own line of games, one that does not dovetail back in to the more traditional core titles.
Even putting that aside, everything they've said is that the 2019 release will be more traditional, and if LGP/E are well-received, they will be the progenitors of their own line of games, one that does not dovetail back in to the more traditional core titles.
