Immortal said:
They are the worst. Every new Pokemon game that comes is way better in every way. Admittedly, they seem far more repetetive and are not nearly as revolutionary, but they are better speaking strictly quality-wise because of their new features. I've just grown into hating the originals nowdays because of the number of people who blindly say Red and Blue were better reasonlessly without giving the new games a chance, though. Nostalgia is horrible in this case. |
Well very few latch onto the new Pokemon as much as the old ones, it was cool then but the endless expansion is diluting things I feel. The games focus hasn't been about catching them all since like the 2nd or 2rd gen, to do so is a massive undertaking. The new features are cool to fiddle with, but they only add very marginally to the game, 99% of the fun is still in the core game. I forget why I disliked Ruby the most, but that was definitely my least favorite.
Basically, Red and Blue were the perfect game, the most distilled and least filled with clutter. Like the original Pac man, Tetris, Pokemon, all perfect. As time went on many feel it was filled with useless clutter, including Pokemon. I mean there are like 700 now. Between all the events you must attend and the raw man hours, it's becoming borderline insanity. Nothing of SUBSTANCE ever changes, which is why people don't care about the marginal improvement.








