They could, but a third version is not only an opportunity to make more money, but also to improve. Reboot or not I definitely don't think they'd be rid of the third version.
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They could, but a third version is not only an opportunity to make more money, but also to improve. Reboot or not I definitely don't think they'd be rid of the third version.
Where did you hear this? If you're referring to that interview from months ago, he was misquoted. Of course there will be a Gray.
And it's WAY too soon for 6th Gen.
No, I know that. I was talking about the user convinced what was said in that interview was true.
ManhattanTheStarr
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Lol at the amount of people who believe the third version will inevitably be named "Gray" (Grey? =/). There's always a chance that we'll get something random like back with G/S (should've been Bronze) and D/P (should've been Opal). I hope it's something like... Teal. <3 But since Gray has already been copyrighted, there's a high chance that it will be Gray... eh.
I'm pretty sure most people call it Gray because we have no name for it and it makes the most sense. Not because they're sure it will be called that.
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Ruler of Isshu
It would make sense to call the 3rd version to Black and White Grey because each series of games within a generation are all linked.
Red, Blue, Yellow - Primary Colours (Obviously in Japan there was Green, so you could say the most basic colours)
Gold, Silver and Crystal - Precious/Expensive materials
Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald - Gems
Diamond, Pearl, Platinum - Jewellery materials
Black, White, Grey - Balance of Light and Darkness, enforced by Reshiram and Zekroms PokeDex categories.
Red, Blue, Yellow - Primary Colours (Obviously in Japan there was Green, so you could say the most basic colours)
Gold, Silver and Crystal - Precious/Expensive materials
Ruby, Sapphire, Emerald - Gems
Diamond, Pearl, Platinum - Jewellery materials
Black, White, Grey - Balance of Light and Darkness, enforced by Reshiram and Zekroms PokeDex categories.
I think I heard that they trademarked the names Crimson, Beige and something else along with Grey. I'm not sure, but Crimson could be cool.
They're not all linked, really. First Gen is technically Green, Red and Blue. The Red and Blue version everywhere outside of Japan got was based on the Blue released in Japan. Gold and Silver are both metals, Crystal is not. Third Gen is the only one that actually has all three games related. Fourth Gen was speculated to be Opal, because Girasol is a type of opal, and sounds similar to Giratina's name. Not to mention Platinum is another metal which doesn't relate to diamonds and pearls, which are jewels.
So certainly, I expect another curve ball here.
centipede2000
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I hope it'll be Grey version in the UK and and Gray version in the US if they choose to name it that way!
I hope it'll be Grey version in the UK and and Gray version in the US if they choose to name it that way!
If they do choose to name it grey it will likely be Gray everywhere.
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TrueSerperior
Emeritus
How about a "Pokemon Rainbow"?
All joking aside...
All joking aside...
I hope it'll be Grey version in the UK and and Gray version in the US if they choose to name it that way!
If they go with the name Gr*y, it will be spelled Gray, not Grey.
http://pokemongray.com/
http://pokemongrey.com/
Gray is the one registered, not Grey.
True. I'm thinking the way you're taught in school though, how to use paints and such. Where blue and yellow make green. But, yes, in the land of computer colours red, green and blue are the primaries.
Of course, the more important thing is that green is a primary colour of light.
Opal could be an interesting choice, I read it can appear as many colours so... Kyurem (an absence of Resh/Zek) and Opal/Colours (a technical absence of Black/White)
Where the Pokemon Gyms and Pokemon Musical are switched around
Where the Pokemon Gyms and Pokemon Musical are switched around
Silent Conversation
Chart obsessed wanker
That would be so ironic considering Black and White were the darkest games of the series.
SasakiThePikachu
like pepsi cola
Liking the idea of 'opal' now it's been explained, actually. I could kinda see it being called opal. And anything sounds better than 'gray'.
Lol. Pokemon Rainbow: where the gym leader's themes are all ABBA hits.
Lol. Pokemon Rainbow: where the gym leader's themes are all ABBA hits.
crystalzapdos
J.J. Swatt
I'm sigging this.