Rumors about a possible reveal of the first true Pokemon game for Switch have been swirling for a couple of weeks. Speculation pointed to an announcement this month. With just a couple of days remaining in May, the much anticipated news was finally delivered.
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Nevada Dru from Bits & Pieces explores delayed gratification in JRPG's.
I really enjoyed this article, it was a good read. This quote gave me a chuckle, because it's true!:
"Pretty much every JRPG involves the player’s characters going from barely being able to lift a sword to killing God"
Final Fantasy 15 the ultimate delayed game with delayed story dlc shoveled in at the last second. Doesn’t ring the gratifying bell when I see that stupid car at all. Article+thumbnail is like describing a 5star meal while watching your cat clean its backside.
More specifically I would say JRPGs are progressive gratification. Basically like listening to prog music vs anything else which imo is the best. Even if a JRPG is all about the journey, generally speaking JRPGs keep getting better as opposed to other games which usually have their high points come in either too soon, or the best parts just aren't nearly as impactful.
Also don't forget the direct comparison that the old Square Enix president made. He said Western players like TWITCH games and eastern players love Cerebral games. Now it was taken as a racist slam. But he meant it as one of the reasons outside of development time and cost return on investment(ROI). But he had a true point people here are TRAINED to like instant stuff. And people there are trained to like delayed over the top stuff. It is not a intelligence slam. I'm glad I LOVE the later gratification! Because it is way better!
In this week's episode of PCP, Emmett, and Al talk about Pokemon Let's Go, Transformers Devastation during the opening segment and then in the main segment focus on the Xbox Series X specs.
I was hoping for a full on 3D game but i'm not surprised, going back to Kanto makes me nostalgic though, i assume it's a full on remake of Yellow.
This isn't even the "core RPG" game, thats confirmed to be in 2019. Seems like this is their test run games.
Looks alright but considering how long we've all waited for this and the ideas that have poured out of us over the years the fact they took their main inspiration from Pokemon GO...sigh. Then you have the motion control stuff, I'm hoping you don't have to throw it like that and can just press a button.
I'm more worried we only saw a fragment of the battles, every time they ran into a Pokemon it would come up like Pokemon GO with the ball, like you were going to capture it.
Oh well I suppose it might be good but who knows at this stage, I guess the Kanto region will give us some nostalgia.
Underwhelmed. Looks fun but a bit dated :(
For those who are disappointed(a.k.a most everybody), know that they clarified another core game(i.e. gen.8) would be dropping later in 2019.