I actually have the game. The weird thing is that they made a new version of the one I had originally bought from the eShop and I was able to download the newer version for free but now there are two Uno icons in my games list that look exactly the same and it is hard to remember which one is unusable.
An announcement for Switch ports of Gen 1, Gen 2 and Gen 3 will most likely be on Pokemon Day later this month.
That is, if they’ll even come at all.
Given how expensive R/B/Y/G/S/C/R/S/E/FRLG are on Ebay and Amazon, the 3DS Eshop closing in roughly a month and how Nintendo hates illegal emulators, I fully expect that there’ll be an announcement for Switch ports of those games on Pokemon Day.
I think that GF would want to do them as a separate thing entirely and/or make remakes rather than being part of NSO.
If that were the case, then maybe they could release them as a compilation title, divided into three different versions for good measure. Just think, one version could have Red, Gold, Ruby and FireRed, and another could have Blue, Silver, Sapphire and LeafGreen, with a third version releasing later that would include Yellow, Crystal, Emerald, and if we're lucky, the Japanese exclusive Green.
That's what I meant. I'm just calling it Green because we already had a Blue internationally.
I figured the sequel would be much larger in size because it looks like we essentially have to explore two different large scale maps this time around. There is the surface map and then the world in the sky. There is no way that the sky map is going to be small and isolated in only one half of the surface world’s map.
I think this topic would be more fitting for the Smash thread. To me, I think Ultimate is the end for Mr. Sakurai's run on the series. That doesn't mean the franchise can't continue without him.
I agree. There is still a lot of potential for the series and it isn’t like the series’ popularity is dying down and game sales are rapidly declining with each new entry.