For a franchise all about monsters who evolve in superior forms, Pokemon is pretty stagnant. While Nintendo is very conservative when it comes to updating its beloved games, it also recognizes when it’s time to do something cool and experimental, like send Mario to space or turn Zelda into an open-world masterpiece. But core Pokemon games, the role-playing games that serve as the backbone for the entire enterprise, never get to be that radical.
The Pokemon Company argues that because these games primarily appeal to children any Pokemon game will be some generation’s first Pokemon game there’s no need to overcomplicate the proven, 25-year-old formula. Whether you buy that reasoning or not, it’s hard not to feel like it excuses laziness. The #Dexit controversy was ridiculous and overblown (there are already too many Pokemon to begin with), but I think fans would’ve accepted cutting down the number of Pokemon in Sword and Shield if those games overall had higher production va
10 Hardest Pokemon Games
We all know
Pokemon games are easy. They’re designed for casual audiences, and we were all able to beat the games even when we were little kids that’s part of the appeal of Pokemon! You don’t need to be hardcore to become the Champion. But, every once in awhile, there’s something really challenging in a
Pokemon game. Something that stops us in our tracks.
Today we’re talking about the top 10 hardest Pokemon games ever made. What we’re really talking about are the hardest moments the unique features, tweaks, and Gym Trainers that kicked our butts that hardest. None of the games are particularly hard most of the time, until we hit those parts where a standard team of Pokemon just won’t save us.
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Pokemon Celebrates its 25-year anniversary on February 27, 2021. Officially dubbed “Pokemon Day,” February 27 marks the first release of Pokemon Red and Blue. In commemoration, The Pokemon Company has announced a special Pokemon Presents broadcast event. There’s sure to be some big announcements, so let’s speculate what we might see showcased.
Pokemon Snap and Pokemon Unite
We’re starting with these two titles because they’re the most likely to be shown during the presentation. We’ve already seen New Pokemon Snap show up at a couple of past events, and we know that the game is launching on April 30. This could very well be the last major Pokemon/Nintendo event before the game launches in the Spring, so they’ll probably want to reveal some new details.