Favourite Spin-Off Series

[chella182]

Since my actual favourites (Stadium) aren't in the poll, I went with the Ranger series. I really do love Guardian Signs and Shadows of Almia.

I did love Snap, too, though.

 

[RedTerabyte]

Pokemon Ranger: Gaurdian Signs FTW!

 

[Klave]

I really liked Ranger but I like Mystery Dungeon more. Rumble looks cool but I haven't tried it. :(

 

[mikey]

Colosseum and XD were my favorites. Great graphics, storyline, etc. Loved them.

 

[Faolan]

Mystery Dungeon was mine. Great storyline+Tile Based=My favorite Game.

 

[Palkia]

[SIZE="a"]I'd say that mystery dungeon would be my favorite as its quite close to the main series games which gives it quite a small learning curve. Rumble is the second best as it shares a lot of the traits from mystery dungeon and changes it into a real time brawler. I also enjoy puzzle league and dash as well.[/SIZE]

 

[miltankRancher]

i like Ranger, especially the Guardian signs, but I like PMD better, especially Sky. Awesome game.

 

[DowntownDumpling]

I voted for Colosseum/XD. I've always loved those two because of their quirky characters, both in aesthetics and dialogue, and because of the interesting idea of stealing other people's Pokemon. I just wished they would make a third one.

 

[miltankRancher]

I have never played colosseum or XD before but reading from serebii and bulbapedia, I can see that it is really a good game though. Shadow Pokemon and purifying them is a nice way of catching. I hope they make another one on the DS. so I can play it

 

[Altias]

Definitely the Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series. I loved the ending to the first game :'3

 

[Perriechu]

Mystery Dungeon series, hands down. I've loved the game since Red and Blue rescue team and it's gotten better since. Colosseum/XD are in a close second. :3

 

[Elite Overlord LeSabre™]

Colcsseum and XD by a landslide, since they still feature trainers and battling in the normal sense.

The popularity of PMD continues to baffle me to this day. I don't get it. What I do get, however, is that Miror B. is awesome.

 

[The_Show]

Colcsseum and XD by a landslide, since they still feature trainers and battling in the normal sense.

The popularity of PMD continues to baffle me to this day. I don't get it. What I do get, however, is that Miror B. is awesome.

Finally someone understands. However, the new Mystery Dungeon had a pretty decent storyline.

 

[Nick]

Pokémon Stadium and Pokémon Stadium 2 are my absolute favorite Pokémon games, but out of the selection, I'll have to go with Colosseum and XD. Those were really good games, and I really wish there were more like that. I haven't played Battle Revolution, but I would like to. I think that'd be my new favorite.

 

[Unknown#]

Though the Stadium games aren't on there, Stadium 2 is my favorite.

 

[Sakiko123]

I love the Ranger series, but really have trouble with the first one... The reason could be that I started with the second one which seems a lot easier for me considering the stylus can be lifted without a failed capture. Just got used to doing that and now when I try the first one, it's really hard! Annoys me, too.
My second option in games is the Dungeon series since it's really similar to the main games except the trainer is you as a Pokemon. Kind of cute actually.
I've tried a lot of the others, too, but those two are my favourites so far.

 

[AnastasiaStardustXiaolong]

I DO ;LIKE pmd- bUT xd/cOLLISIUM WAS MY VERY FIRST SPINOFF GAME AND I STILL LOVE IT TO THIS DAY

 

[Amu]

Either Mystery Dungeon or Ranger. Loved coming across the harder Pokemon in Ranger, they were always a challenge and MD was so unique.

 

[Jarred0809]

Mystery Dungeon will always be my favorite spin-off. I never had a console as a kid, so I played a lot of my dad's old DOS games. Roguelikes were some of the first games I ever played. And the story of Explorers is definitely the best in the franchise.

 

[Mr Cat Dog]

I have a massive nostalgic affection for Pokemon Pinball. I believe it's the only game I've ever played on a ROM (well, not my ROM, but our babysitter's son's ROM) and I was transfixed by how one could play Game Boy games on a computer. Even still, playing it was amazing to me when I was a 10-year-old, and thinking about it only brings back positive memories. A close second place would be Pokemon Snap, only for the fact that it's one of the few games that I've actually completed 100%.