Teh_TiltyuPosted 11/28/2012 3:00:28 PM | From: kenobi749 | #099To all of you who voted for RBY: You do realize that if it wasn't for these games and their successes that there would be no Pokemon right? Give credit where credit is due to be fair RBY is very outdated still better than GSC--- http://i.imgur.com/aONxd.png http://i.imgur.com/KjeJa.png |
pfantzypantzPosted 11/28/2012 3:07:29 PM | Everything besides Red. Yes.
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AuroraSonicBeamPosted 11/28/2012 3:12:39 PM | kenobi749 posted...To all of you who voted for RBY: You do realize that if it wasn't for these games and their successes that there would be no Pokemon right? Give credit where credit is due So you're saying that because RBY started the series that everyone should like it for that very reason? You do understand this matter is subjective don't you? --- If you fail to get krump....nothing you do in life will succeed.- Krump King ASBBlack 2: 0820-1866-0181 |
PolimarioPosted 11/28/2012 3:28:33 PM | That's like saying NES Metriod is the best because it started the Metroid series, when the general consensus is that Super Metroid and Metroid Prime are the best Metroid games.
Anyways, I say DPPt. I love their innovations, but despise how slow they are. Let's not forget DP's atrocious Surfing Speed and dat delay between attacking and the foe's HP bar decreasing.
And Mt. Coronet. If you're gonna make 1/3 of a region a certain terrain, at least make it easy to traverse like Hoenn's ocean.
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Teh_TiltyuPosted 11/28/2012 3:30:21 PM | From: Polimario | #104NES Metriod oh god NES metroid dem copypasta rooms --- http://i.imgur.com/aONxd.png http://i.imgur.com/KjeJa.png |
Skunkdog1Posted 11/28/2012 3:31:41 PM | Polimario posted...That's like saying NES Metriod is the best because it started the Metroid series, when the general consensus is that Super Metroid and Metroid Prime are the best Metroid games.
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kenshimoriPosted 11/28/2012 3:31:55 PM | The problem with people voting on R/B/Y are doing so in the context of the other games. Of course the later games are going to be better from a balance and and feature perspective. That's why Generational comparisons are usually terrible. The latest in a series has the most up-to-date features and base that was built up from the beginning.
Was the 150 pokemon in R/B/Y too few? There weren't any complaints of there being too few back then, because no one had seen so many options and combinations available for gameplay. When you compare it to the 600+ that are available now, of course 150 seems small and limiting. And the mechanics of the stat system, they seem archaic and limited by today's standards, but they weren't problems back then, because those other features didn't exist back then.
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TyranidomegaPosted 11/28/2012 3:37:24 PM | Skunkdog1 posted...Polimario posted...
That's like saying NES Metriod is the best because it started the Metroid series, when the general consensus is that Super Metroid and Metroid Prime are the best Metroid games.
fusion Off topic but y'know, I think Nintendo isn't very good at continuity timelines. I heard that according to current events in it's universe, Fusion is basically the latest chapter in Samus's story thus far? --- Official hot fudge sundae of the IDFOfficial Hydreigon of the Pokemon B/W 2 Boards. |
Teh_TiltyuPosted 11/28/2012 3:38:20 PM | From: Tyranidomega | #108I heard that according to current events in it's universe, Fusion is basically the latest chapter in Samus's story thus far? yes --- http://i.imgur.com/aONxd.png http://i.imgur.com/KjeJa.png |
John_MagnumPosted 11/28/2012 3:47:14 PM | And the mechanics of the stat system, they seem archaic and limited by today's standards, but they weren't problems back then, because those other features didn't exist back then.
Are you f***ing joking?
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