mathello
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We were young gamers once, we said we "Can't wait until a game does this", what are your examples? Sucesses and Failures.
I came to this because I recently got a gut feeling that the full 3d Pokémon adventure game I always wanted must be out by now. My relationship with Pokémon is I know the original 151 from pokemon yellow and the original anime , ever since then I know almost nothing. I never played through another game, but always knew one day it will be a big 3d adventure. I may have also had Pokémon Blue first I don't remember. So I went to on the search for the Pokemon Scarlet, not finding it, and settling with Pokémon Shield.
First impression is there it is: A fully 3d Pokémon game just like on the Gameboy. And actually enjoyed myself grinding and leveling and evolving without having to need a guide. It is a breeze in difficulty which is something unlike I usually play, and it accomplishes its mission to start you on an adventure like how I pictured a 3d Pokémon would always be. The grade level writing at first shocked me. Some parts seem translated off ? But one just has to glance at the text and one gets the whole info. So having this game now and much older is off some years. But I don't feel any shame for finding myself actually doing the old school rpg gameplay.
So I am finally playing my childhood dream game. No interest in anything else in the series. Another game I dreamed up before it came out was uncharted, I pictured in my head how a 3d camera in TPS shooter should work and how one could make a grand game ,and how it could be better than FPS's before uncharted was announced and when it came out I was like "finally". PS3 made a lot possible.
I came to this because I recently got a gut feeling that the full 3d Pokémon adventure game I always wanted must be out by now. My relationship with Pokémon is I know the original 151 from pokemon yellow and the original anime , ever since then I know almost nothing. I never played through another game, but always knew one day it will be a big 3d adventure. I may have also had Pokémon Blue first I don't remember. So I went to on the search for the Pokemon Scarlet, not finding it, and settling with Pokémon Shield.
First impression is there it is: A fully 3d Pokémon game just like on the Gameboy. And actually enjoyed myself grinding and leveling and evolving without having to need a guide. It is a breeze in difficulty which is something unlike I usually play, and it accomplishes its mission to start you on an adventure like how I pictured a 3d Pokémon would always be. The grade level writing at first shocked me. Some parts seem translated off ? But one just has to glance at the text and one gets the whole info. So having this game now and much older is off some years. But I don't feel any shame for finding myself actually doing the old school rpg gameplay.
So I am finally playing my childhood dream game. No interest in anything else in the series. Another game I dreamed up before it came out was uncharted, I pictured in my head how a 3d camera in TPS shooter should work and how one could make a grand game ,and how it could be better than FPS's before uncharted was announced and when it came out I was like "finally". PS3 made a lot possible.
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