Gameplanet writes: "The virtually identical developer title cards, the slow and ponderous intro, all the way down to the tediously patronizing tutorial phase. Sure, it was now in colour and had some slightly more slick animations, but this game was the same. On a platform like the DS you get used to your fair share of ports, but on a flagship title like Pokémon, you want evolution not revolution. But wait, what's this? Fossil Fighters, an updated speedy Pokémon clone with enough features of it's own to make it worthwhile? My goodness, yes!"
Catch and tame some critters!
This week Carlos(@HardRocknGuy) from the Reset Gamer Podcast joins Mike(@AssaultSuit) and Aaron(@Ind1fference) to talk about: Reset Gamer Podcast, Wonder Woman, Man of Steel, Spider-man Homecoming, The Other Guys, Amazon Prime Day, Too Many Games, Turbo Grafx, Sega Master System, Binding of Isaac, Dreamcast, Castlevania, Impossible Burger, Player Unknowns Battleground, Final Fantasy XII The Zodiac Age, Dark Souls 3, Zombie Army Trilogy, Modern Warfare Remastered, Zombie Army Trilogy, Super Mario Bros Advanced Super Mario Bros. 2, Fossil Fighters, Super Mario 64 DS, Blaster Master Zero, Perception, Death Squared, Girl Fight, Black the Fall, Fire Pro Wrestling World, Maldita Castilla, Iron Crypticle, Serial Cleaner, Unboxed, Mega Maker, Hi-tec, ARMS, Poi and more.
Some of you may remember the dinosaur collecting and battling RPG, Fossil Fighters. This month’s issue of CoroCoro magazine reveals that the series will be making a return on Nintendo 3DS.
Oh man, the original games came out when I was working at Target's electronics counter. Trying to explain how it worked in comparison to Pokemon to inquisitive mothers was a headache.