Design a Spinoff Contest! - Page 3

DanceSeejDance · #51 May 18th, 2012, 12:05 AM

Title: I'm awful at titles, maybe something like "The Appeasers"?
Brief description: If Pokemon were real, they would be very dangerous.
Platform: Probably PC, XBox 360, Playstation 3. The basics.
Genre: Survival Horror
Rating: Either T or M, most likely.
Single-player description: As far as anyone can remember, humans have been living in heavily guarded colonies, with dozens of trained soldiers keeping a constant watch at the perimeters of the colonies, protecting its citizens from the mysterious, dangerous creatures known cryptically as "Pokemon." Every year, four teenagers are randomly selected to be sent into the wild so as to appease the "gods" (aka the legendaries). This year, you are selected to be sent out, but you're not going out without a fight. You dash through the woods with your three companions, finding the skeletal remains of what was once a thriving human metropolis. There, you and your companions find weapons, and you go out into the dark world, searching for the "gods," with the hopes that the assassination of them would mean the disappearance of the "Pokemon." There will also be a decision-making system, such as how the characters interact with NPC's, which direction to go, etc.
Multi-player description: The same plot as single-player, but others can play as the other characters in a co-op mode.
Characters: The main four (two guys and two girls), one specializing in speed and dexterity, another in strength, another in intellect, and the last in healing and basic survival skills. Occasionally, they come across other colonies, which they are forbidden to enter as they are the "appeasers." They also run into other "appeasers," some of which aren't trustworthy. The player would be able to decide whether to band with other "appeasers," kill them, or just run away from them.
Internet connectivity: Basically just playing the multiplayer co-op mode with others online.
Other: As mentioned before, the legendaries would be like the bosses, with each one residing in and controlling over a different region. I'm not sure if this game would include only the first and possibly second generations of Pokemon, or a medley of all five generations, or just all Pokemon from all five. I was considering possibly a "Pokeball" idea, where the characters find these artifacts (the Pokeballs, obviously) that can tame a single Pokemon to use for fighting other Pokemon, but I'm not sure how well that would work in a survival horror.

Dalekhater · #52 May 18th, 2012, 02:19 AM

Title: Pocket Battlers

Brief description: Handheld balls w/projectors.

Platform: Bluetooth/IR handheld plastic balls, Pokeball sized

Genre: Real-time battling.

Rating: Everyone that can play Pokemon.
Single-player description: N/A

Multi-player description: Two-Four players can link their PokeBalls via bluetooth or other means to link one-another for battles. It would shine projections from the balls onto the floor. The PokeBalls can be voiced controlled for interactive gameplay.

Characters: Your character from the DS.

Internet connectivity: Already described.

Other: Here are extremely rough images of what it'd look like in the attachments.

MrQriz · #53 May 18th, 2012, 06:52 AM

Title: Pokémon Episodes
Brief description: Ever wanted to know how Wally got his other Pokémon or what Blue did betwen Gen I and Gen II?
Platform: Nintendo DS/3DS
Genre: RPG
Rating: Don't really know about the American ratings

Single-player description: Play through 5 Episodes as supporting-characters from the main-game (Blue between Gen I and Gen II, how Claire got her horsea, Wally, Cyrus as young boy and the way of the striaton trio until they become gym-leaders). The battles and the look of the game is very similar to the main-games, and each episode lasts for approximately 4 hours and you are able to download a special event-pokémon after each to your bw/b2w2.
Characters: Mentioned above

(+additional ones with WiFi)
Internet connectivity: Download new episodes with WiFi.
Other: The game contains additional informations which are in the same canon as the main-games, so it is perfect for every fan, who would like to know more about some of the most interesting charakters.

Punnagg · #54 May 19th, 2012, 02:42 PM

Title: Pokemon Contesta

Brief description: As we know so far there has been no game with contests where you become a co-ordinator except Gen III and Gen IV games where contest is just a game. But what if contest was main theme of game wouldn't that be fun to play.
Just imagine pokemon showing their talent, beauty, grace and attacks beautifully to their extent. You can show others how creative you are rather just fighting.
You can create your own versions of Poffins or Pokeblocks combining 2 or more berries and you can make them alone not like Gen III.

Platform: Nintendo DS or any other

Genre: RPG

Rating: E

Single-player description: Well as single player your main objective will be to go into pokemon world and compete against other co-ordinators to get ribbons. You can compete in 10 contests hold in 10 different city in any region (one of 5) but to qualify for Grand Contest you will need to get at least 5.
You will have some serious rivalry and may not win at all places but you will have to beat them and go ahead.

Multi-player description: In multi-player you can connect through wi-fi to have contest with other people.

Characters: Hero/Heroine
Rivals (may be 1 or more)
Contest Judges

Internet connectivity: Wi-fi connectivity

Other: In the game you can have more than 4 attacks and a special thing you can combine either 2 attacks of same pokemon or 2 attacks of 2 different pokemon.
Judges for contest at every place will be Pokemon Association Director, Mr. Contesta & Nurse Joy.
You can catch pokemon, you will get pokedex (already filled just to give you brief info on all pokemons found), items, you will also get several pokemon and eggs as gifts as well as you can practice in open grounds. You will meet many trainers who wont fight you but hold a contest with you.

ecurps · #55 May 19th, 2012, 02:43 PM

Title: Pokemon: The Great Expanse
Brief description:Take the Gym challenge, help anyone you want and become the best there is, or you can join such groups like Team Rocket or others like them and try for world dominance.
Platform: PC (and whatever newest at-home system Sony and Microsoft would think up =/ )
Genre: RPG with some puzzle and fighting thrown in.
Rating: T+ for violence, blood, language, disturbing images and some sensitive material. (add-ons would have to be M and/or AO for adult themes and disturbing material.)
Single-player description: You start as a new trainer, just acquiring your first pokemon. (Your character will start at 14 or 15 years of age.) As you head out into the wide world you make friends, enemies and rivals in your quest to complete the Gym Challenge. You may start in one of 3 regions, gaining access to the others when you complete the Leagues in each and opening new countries as you go. Along the way, you can join groups similar to guilds in other games, thwarting those who harm others, or even turning to a life of crime and competing against other evil companies, but you'll need to watch out for those goody trainers who try to stop your fun. Throughout the game, you'll also meet fellow trainers who'll be willing to join you on your journey. During battles you take command of your pokemon, allowing you to run, dodge and attack your enemies instead of sitting on the sidelines shouting orders. (You'll see the trainers in the background as if they're cheering and shouting orders.)
As you complete the League in each region, a more “Free-Roam” option will open and you can pick up jobs, volunteer or take an apprenticeship. Always wanted to work in the Pokemon Center? You can help the nurses heal sick and injured pokemon that come in for aid. Ever wanted to make a pokeball? Learn what material you need and the skills necessary to make your own, potentially even making a Master Ball.
Multi-player description: Multi-player follows the same lines as Single-player, though you won't be able to have NPCs join you. You can trade, battle, or join forces with up to 3 other people.
Characters: Familiar faces will greet you: professors like Oak, Ivy and Birch; fight you: Gym leaders like Sabrina, Volkner and Lenora; and teach you: Elite trainers like Lance, Steven, Cynthia and even Red.
Internet connectivity: required for multi-player when the person isn't on the same console as you or if played on PC.
Other: Most certainly directed at older fans. There is blood and some light gore. Pokemon can die, though it isn't too gratuitous (unless you get the add-on. ;D ). The first three regions players may start in are Kanto, Unova and the Orange Archapelago. Completing the Single-player story mode in one region will allow you access to the two you didn't choose, plus opens a new region that wasn't accessible before, ie: beating Kanto opens Johto. Or you can just as easily follow the order with which the different countries were created in the manga/anime. There are no “shiny” but you can visit a groomer and have your pokemons' fur/hair died, add body paint, or in some cases, even have tattoos applied (though limited); and other accessories and clothes are made available to a certain degree.

rpg man · #56 May 19th, 2012, 05:54 PM

Title: Pokemon Avengers!

Brief description: Chose your friends,but your foes... are ready to strike!

Platform: 3DS ds And PSP

Genre: Rpg

Rating: 10 and up!

Single-player description: long ago a group of evil Pokemon stoke terror in the hearts of others. Now they are Back! You will chose your team(you and other Pokemon) (controlled by computer.) chose your attacks and battle to save the Pokeworld!

Multi-player description: The same as above but instead of the computer controlling you and your friends do!

Characters: You chose any legendary Pokemon as you and your team.

Internet connectivity: Wi Fi
Other: attack with Pokemon moves!

FrozenQuilava · #57 May 19th, 2012, 06:42 PM

Title: Pokemon: Fragmented Memories

Brief description: You awake on an island (as a human) inhabited only by Pokemon. Most of your memories are gone and can only remember bits and pieces of your old life. You journey through the island befriending Pokemon and trying to unravel the mystery of your old life.

Platform: Nintendo Wii

Genre: Adventure, Mystery

Rating: E or E10+

Single-player description: Game takes place in a first person perspective. It uses a befriending system with Pokemon who will follow you once they have been befriended, you can have up to 3 pokemon with you at a time (one of which is always your partner). You will encounter groups of Pokemon that have been driven insane because of an unknown event that occurred simultaneous with your arrival, (This event is described as a harsh flash of light followed by a sonic boom). You will have to battle these groups to return them to sanity. Battling is done through your Pokemon's perspective, Uses a battle system similar to Kingdom Hearts (Standard Attacks used with A, Others done by scrolling through side menu). Pokemon can be switched mid battle at the press of a button. (These Pokemon Battles are in Third Person) Antagonist is an insanely powerful pokemon capable of worldwide destruction. As you journey through you have an occasional flashback about your old life. Heavily Plot driven storyline that relies on user input and choices to guide you on your quest. Multiple ending that depend on what choices you made on the way through. Graphics wise it is similar to Poke-Park.
Plot: You awake to see a lone Pikachu standing above you. This Pikachu will eventually become your partner in-game. For some odd reason you can understand this Pikachu (speech-wise). The only thing you can remember from your past life is that you are the only one who can save something, but try as you might you cannot remember what it is you are supposed to be saving. As you journey the island you learn of a powerful pokemon who rests atop the large mountain at the center of the island who supposedly has the ability to restore lost memories.

Multi-player description: Parallel Battle, Allows you to battle other players and there teams of befriended pokemon. Not unlocked at first, available about halfway through the main story

Characters: Unnamed Protagonist and Pokemon (In Battle and other scenes)

Internet connectivity: Nintendo Wifi Connection for the Parralell Battle feature, Users create unique trainer names and can have friends lists.

Other: Bit of a messy description. PM me if you need a question answered about it or have any ideas or concerns.

r0b0t_k47 · #58 May 20th, 2012, 01:44 AM

Title: Pokemon Fallen Star

Brief description: Walk the path your son walked to discover the truth of what happened.

Platform: Nintendo DS/3ds

Genre: rpg

Rating: E10+

Single-player description:
The region of Palmae has seen better days. Team Rocket has managed to take control of many of the cities, and rule them with an iron fist. A few of the gym leaders are rumored to be league with Team Rocket, but there is no solid evidence. The Brotherhood of the Twilight claim tht only they can defeat Team Rocket and restore peace to the region. The Brotherhood almost seem too good to be true...

You are a concerned single mother/father, your son went out on his pokemon journey five years ago and no one has heard from him since. You have had enough of the reassurances and decide to take matters into your own hands and journey out to find out what happened to him.

The journey will not be an easy one. Between battleing Gym Leaders and gathering information, you also have Team Rocket and The Brotherhood to deal with as well as keeping your "rival", John, out of trouble (who seems to love stepping on their toes).

Multi-player description: Trade and test your might against players.

Characters:
Mother/Father: the player
Son (named by the player): Disappeared after defeating the elite four.
John: Your rival (at least from his pov). He is your typical trainer starting out on his first pokemon journey. Has a knack for getting into trouble
Prof. Alder: The local professor who convienently lives next door to you
Officer Trudy: Your contact within the police force. She occasionally acts as a rival to ensure you are staying at the top of your game, especially with the Brotherhood and Team Rocket causing trouble.
Brother ????: Leader of the Brotherhood.
Madame Camille: The new leader of Team Rocket

Internet connectivity: Wifi
Other:

SethGallahad · #59 May 20th, 2012, 02:54 AM

Title: Pokemon Legends

Description: You play as Seth, a trainer who can synchronize and attack using pokemon elemental moves. Your goal is to gain all the badges to master your power, and stop those who seek corrupt and destroy the world; the Phantom Knights.

Platform: Connect play between 3DS and Wii U.

Genre: RPG,

Rating: T for Teen (all mentioned deaths have very few, if not any blood. The scenes with blood aren't even that bloody. Just a few scrapes here and there like in Pokemon Adventures.)

Single-Player Campaign: Seth is now 15 years old, and has graduated from the Academy. He's been training for years with his Gallade (Gale), and now he must start his journey into the wide world. Upon arriving at his hometown, the local professor presents him with a choice between 15 starters.
After the 3rd gym, Seth encounters a girl named Alice. She has a same level Gardevoir (Kyrha) as Seth Gallade (25). During their challenge, Seth is hit with a painful headache. Trapped inside a dark room in his mid, he runs straight forward and punches the void, only to realize that he has just focus punched Kyrha, just as Alice psycho cut Gale. The two fall on the ground, unable to comprehend what just happened.
From atop a building, an elder man saw the whole thing, and dragged the duo into Castelia City's underground. There, he introduces himself as Zeal, and trains the two into the mastery of synchronization.
During their training, Seth and Alice develop a surreal bond, almost as they had already met each other. Finally, Zeal releases the two and wishes them good luck on their journeys ahead.
After clearing the 5th Unova badge (because the two are in Unova), A groups called the Phantom Knights come in and wreck Driftveil City in search of a girl named Anna, Clay’s daughter. Seth and Gale try and stop them, but the Phantom Knights set fire to the city and plant explosives in the Ice storage. Alice, alarmed by the news on TV, flies over on her Staraptor and attempts evacuating the residents, telling Seth and Gale to disarm the explosives.
After defeating all the guards, the two disarm everything. Authorities safely put out the fire in Driftveil, but everything has been destroyed. Zeal comes on scene and after seeing all the damage, urges Seth and Gale to travel to Mistralton City, and warn the people there. Once they reach Mistralton, Gale spots Knights on the rooftop, and the city mayor hanging down the web of an Ariados. The Knights threaten to snap the rope if their demands were not met. Skyla lies defeated not too far. One of the Knights said she had been poisoned by one of the many Ariadoses, and she couldn't possibly make it out alive. Angry at such acts, Seth challenges the squadron leader of the Knights (Arch) to a battle. Humiliated by his defeat, Arch snaps the wire, but Gale catches the man just in time. He is surprised to hear a pokemon able to talk to and understand humans. When he asks Seth how Gale can talk, he simply answers he is special.
Arch escapes during the confusion and hops into a helicopter. Seth is barely able to run and latch himself at the last minute. In the air, Seth pushes Arch off and attempts piloting the thing. He fails, and crashes right over the Cylinder Bridge. Debris fell onto the structure itself, but the helicopter landed at sea, leaving no one harmed. Gale barely makes it down alive. He lies on the bridge covered in blood.
Brycen steps in and carries Seth to a pokemon center, where he and his team recover. Brycen immediately recognize the teen, and asks if he is Jarrod's son. Seth answers yes, and Brycen asks him a question that changes Seth forever; "Where is your brother?" Covered in wounds and blood, Seth tries to squeeze answers out of Brycen, telling him he was always an only child, the reason why he was given Gale. When Brycen was about to answer, an explosion is heard afar. They look out the window, and see fire coming from the forest next to the Cylinder Bridge.
Seth wants to go check it out, but Brycen challenges him, testing to see if he could handle the truth. Seth synchronizes with his pokemon to defeat Brycen. He hands over the Freeze Badge, and leaves the rest of this to Seth and Gale, promising the truth will one day come. Brycen says he'll fly over to Mistralton City to try and help Skyla recover with this antidote. On scene, Seth and Gale face Prime, another squadron leader who just blew up the Cylinder Bridge in half. Once defeated, Prime reveals that Arch is still alive because Seth was too merciful, and should've killed him on the spot. He says he is just like his father before him, and teleports away.
A mysterious trainer approaches Seth and asks him to go to Dragonspiral Tower. That trainer is revealed to be N, and he challenges Seth to a battle. Once defeated, N says the Knights are just like Plasma; lost in ambition. He reaches out to the sky, and asks you to choose between the truth and ideal. Based on the player's choice, they will either get Reshiram or Zekrom. Seth uses his legendary to go back to Mistralton. Gale and Seth reunite with Alice and Kyrha.
Skyla seems to be doing better, although the Knights had ransacked her city. She says someone came and dropped a bomb, destroying their airport and most of the city. Seth shows her his legendary dragon, and Skyla replies she always knew Jarrod was right about his sons. Unfortunately, Brycen reminded him the truth wasn't ready yet, and he had a much more important mission to do.
Using his legendary, Seth, Gale, Alice, and Kyrha fly to Opelucid, where they challenge Iris and Drayden to a dual battle. After gaining the final badge, the two separate; Alice goes to eastern Unova to protecrt the people, and Gale runs towards the league for answers. Just when he is about to cross Victory road, a landslide descends and destroys every available path. Gale can barely protect his trainer before the rocks break his cover. Someone grabs their hands from above. Iris and Daryden had saved trainer and pokemon.
Back in Opelucid, Iris set up a force field, while Drayden sat down with the two, and gives them answers. Seth was surprised when he saw Alice in the room as well. Drayden says he was Jarrod's closest companion, and the two were working on a breakthrough project; "Codename Rebirth". Later that very year, Jarrod's wife had two baby boys. Unfortunately, one of the babies died of an extremely rare infection, and his body wasn't able to fully complete itself to defend it. Just hours after death, Jarrod grabbed the baby's body, and preserved it in a green liquid tube. Using electrical impulses, he was able to briefly reanimate the heart. That was all he needed. From that point on, only he and Drayden knew the truth.
A year later, Jarrod came home, and gave his son a newborn pokemon; ralts. Inside that pokemon's body however, was Gale's soul. Because of this genetic bond their shared, Seth was able to communicate with pokemon, and ultimately replicate an ability humans of old were thought to have. That where his synchronization came in. As for Alice, her and her Ralts were Subjects’ number 2. They nailed the synchronization part, but never dared implant a human soul inside a pokemon ever again. Jarrod destroyed the main files, and gave a backup to his own wife and Drayden himself. Having all the answers, Seth was finally ready to face his fears, and to discover the last fragment of the truth; was happened to his father.
Reports of sudden, intense heat waves came flowing in on TV. On the screen, Prime and Arch challenged Seth himself to face them alone. Seth flies to Castelia city. Once there, he sees that the buildings have all been completely destroyed. There remained nothing more than rubble, and rivers of lava. Arch says they plan to awaken Groudon, so they can melt the Ice Seal to release an even more power pokemon; Kyurem. With cold and hot in their hands, they could upset nature`s balance, and bring forth the almighty pokemon god himself; Arceus. When asked why the Phantom Knights attacked so many innocent people and places, they reply it was all a scheme to make sure Unova’s communications would be out, and the people too afraid to retaliate.
They send entire legions of Phantom Knights to kill all survivors, and feed their corpses to Groudon as energy. Seth and Gale battle their way onto the Raised pillar, where he challenges both Arch and Prime, defeating them both at once.
Finally, their leader emerges from the shadows, and Seth recognizes his father Jarrod. When he asks why he would do such a thing, Jarrod replies he had divine power in his hands, and realized he wasn`t forced to play mortal anymore. He extends his hands into the air, as the platform rises higher and higher. Soon, the whole building crumbles below, leaving nothing but the roof. Seth tells him there were still Knights down there, but Jarrod ignores them all. He approaches Arch and Prime, and stabs them with a psychic lance. He pushes off their agonizing bodies into the lava below, and says he rid his son of those nuisances.
Now, Seth must fight one last struggle to save the world. He finally manages to synchronize with his pokemons and Gale. The two take down their father, and a blinding beam of light ensues. Seth and Gale ear a soft, melodious voice say: "Finally... I am free... My children... Thank you... He was just another experiment... He backfired... Me... My clone... I shall finally achieve peace... As for this world, I know Arceus wouldn't let such an imbalance pass... He will heal this world... He will heal its people... He will... Seth... Gale... Thank you... My beloved children..." We now see the people of Unova celebrating.
However, at the Opelucid Pokemon Center, the player sees Drayden, Brycen, Skyla, Iris, and Alice waiting anxiously for Seth and Gale to return. No news was reported of the two. Frustrated and scared, Alice runs outside, and flies away towards Castelia. She lands on a street of concrete, amidst a crowd of people walking by, minding their own business.
She looks around, but cannot recognize her green-haired friend. Void of hope, she falls on her knees, and scream for Seth, and the credits roll by. After it's all over, the screen goes black, and we see lines of dialogue saying: "One day, when I finish wandering the world, I will come back to Unova." Booting the game after you've cleared everything lets you play as a new protagonist, who has decided to take on the badge challenge. Several references to Seth and Gale will be made. Eventually, after beating the league, you will meet Alice, and she is convinced you are "the one", and gives you access to Seth's old PC (the pokemon you previously caught).

Multiplayer: You get to play as your own customized trainer, and battle/trade/meet other trainers online from around the world.

Characters: Seth: Main character. He is the son of Jarrod.
Gale: Seth's brother, who's soul has been transferred into a Gallade to save his life. He can speak and understand the human language

Alice: Main aid. She will challenge Seth often as a rival, abut eventually develops a crush on him. During the last scene, she is seen looking about the crowds of people for Seth, but realizes he probably didn't make it out alive. She falls in desperation for the one she finally understood. After the main story, she is the one to give the new protagonist a key to Seth's PC.

Kyrha: Subject number 2. She is a Gardevoir with the power of speech and comprehension of human behavior and mentality. She develops a crush on Gale the Gallade, and admires his battling skills.

Zeal: An old man who trains Seth and Alice in the art of synchronization.

Jarrod: Seth's father. At first thought to be the main antagonist, his spirit comes in to tell his sons the Jarrod they faced was a mere clone.

Arch: Squad leader in the Phantom Knights. He was part of Jarrod's project, but broke away after seeing he had no intention to "play god" with his new breakthrough.

Prime: see above.

Phantom Knights: main antagonist team. They try to break the seal of Ice with Groudon so they can mess with the planet's balance, thus calling forth Arceus.

Subject 3: The new protagonist after clearing the main story. He is a character the player get's to name and design.

Internet connectivity; You create an avatar, and select which channel you want to go to. There, you enter this massive Skyworld where you can catch wild pokemon, battle other trainers, or just trade and chat. You can create private channels, which require invitations.

Other: Graphics are full 3D, like on Pokemon XD, Colosseum, and Battle Revolution. The game plays out like a normal 2D pokemon (unlike XD's stage select system.) The first part of the game features MGS-like length cutscenes, but the second story (Subject 3) is purely gameplay.

miltankRancher · #60 May 20th, 2012, 11:42 AM

Spin-off addict entries!

Title: Pokemon! Car Clash!

Brief description: Ever heard of bump cars? This is something like that, in a sense. You get to pick a Pokemon from a handful of choices, pick a car, then bump other Pokemon in the ring!

The goal of Clash! is to:

1. Push your opponents out of the ring or;
2. Destroy your opponents car, rendering it unusable or;
3. Fire your opponent away from their cars.

You can switch cars between participants in a Clash! mid-game. The battlefield is a large area, not specifically a circle. It can by anything, from a single line, to a very large polygon with tracks hanging in the air, tubes that can teleport you somewhere in the field, boosts, etc. There are also power-ups in the field which can grant you temporary advantage.

*This game is somehow like that racetrack thing in Spy Kids 3D.*

Platform: Nintendo 3DS

Genre: Puzzle, RPG.

Rating: 12+

Single-player description: The setting is set in a futuristic Pokemon world. You, a Pokemon, is a member of the Urban Clash Society, a group of Pokemon drivers (yes! you are a Pokemon) That year, probably around 3030, the annual "Clash Tournament" was started. A team of three Pokemon drivers from each group is selected to enter the Clash! You, along with two other companions, was selected to join. You entered the tournament and was surprised at the number of Pokemon and groups that joined. An estimated fifty groups had entered, bringing the contenders into a number of 150+

During the course of the tournament, you met a rival team, the Foo-Foo Clash Clan, composing of a Muk, a Poliwrath, and their leader, a Ralts. An intense rivalry sparked between you two.

Another group, the Shadow Clash Family, intends to disrupt the Clash tournament. They have goals that only they know, but one thing is certain: they would not do it without hurting some of the Pokemon.

It is up to you, and your teammates, to stop the Shadow Clash Family, settle your rivalry with the Foo-Foo Clash Clan, and win the tournament. Do you have the guts, and the car, to do it all?

After the tournament, you get back to your group and do daily Clash! training and jobs. Somewhere along the way, you will get to meet legendaries. Also, you will gain the ability to evolve and recruit Pokemon to your group.

Multi-player description: You get to choose between the family's you unlocked, choose a Pokemon from that family, and the car. Then BUMP away with your friends! Up to eight players at a time.

Characters:

You: Self-explanatory. Possible choices are: All the starters, Meowth, Sentret, Meditite, Riolu, and Meinfoo

Your two partners: Childhood friends who are really fond of Clash! Possible choices are: Everything above plus Munchlax.

Foo-Foo Clash Clan: Your group's rival.

Shadow Clash Family: A really secretive group.

Freeman: Urban Clash Society's eccentric Golduck leader.

Internet connectivity: You connect through Nintendo Wi-fi Connection. You choose a Pokemon, and you bump away!

Other: Evolution is possible after the main story.

Everytime you win a battle, you will be awarded with points. you can use these points to unlock better cars. You can also unlock other groups which you can use on Multi-player battles.

Each type has a specific type attack; much like Ranger. Type Match-up is applicable.

pokelvr59 · #61 May 21st, 2012, 08:12 PM

Title: Pokemon: The Battle of Light and Dark

Brief Description: Another Shadow Pokemon game, only it takes place in Unova.

Platform: Nintendo Wii

Genre: RPG

Rating: 10+

Single Player Description: Three years after the events of Black and White 2, two new boys are about to start their journey in Unova. One, the main character and is designed by the player, is and ambitious young trainer with big dreams. The other, another boy named Jason, is the main character's best friend and has equally big dreams, if not larger. Upon choosing their Starter Pokemon, they begin their journey together. In the next city, however, they are attacked by Team Plasma, which was thought to have been disbanded. In the middle of the battle, however, Jason notices that one of the Pokemon has a Shadowy Aura that only he can see. But, unfortunately, they realize they don't have a Snag Machine to capture the Shadow Pokemon. While worrying about it, Micheal, the hero from Pokemon XD: Gale of Darkness, comes along to help them. He still has his Snag Machine and Snags the Shadow Pokemon after Jason and the Player weaken it. After the battle, the Team Plasma Grunts run away, but not before giving them a warning that this is only a shadow of things to come. After the battle, Micheal joins them on their Journey. In the city, you have to defeat the Gym Leader, Cheren, whose gym is completed now, to get to the next area. After defeating Cheren and moving to the next town, the trio debates on what they should use to Purify the Shadow Pokemon. At that moment, a shade of Celebi appears that only the main character can see. It drops a piece of the Relic Stone from Orre to help the Purification. In that city, you will have to battle against Burgh, the Bug Type Gym Leader. In the next city, you encounter Team Plasma Grunts storming the Striaton City Gym, and you have to defeat them before getting to the Gym Leader, who in this case is all three of the brothers against all three of the main heroes. When they get to Nimbasa City, the meet Wes, who puts them onto a false lead while Team Plasma members go storm the Nimbasa City Gym. When the heroes hear that the Nimbasa City Gym is being stormed, they rush to the Gym and hold off the Team Plasma members. But then they realize that Elesa, the Gym Leader is nowhere to be found. Then, out of the shadows, a Team Plasma Administrator, Shelly, leaps out and challenges the trio to a duel to be able to free Elesa, who Team Plasma has taken captive. After the defeat of Shelly, Elesa is freed and the trio battles her to win the next badge. Along the way to the next city, however, the Relic Stone piece is taken by the Shadow Triad. When you reach the next city, you battle Clay after driving another administrator, this time called Snowy, out of the Cold Storage building. Then, the trio discovers that a hole has opened in the side of the Driftveil City Gym, where they find out that's where Team Plasma's main Lab is. When they get in, however, they are confronted by Wes, who actually turns out to have been made into a Shadow Person! Upon the defeat of Wes, they scour the lab, looking for the Relic Piece. Upon finding it, however, the head of the lab, Ein, challenges them to a Pokemon battle. Upon defeating him, he runs off, leaving the Relic Piece behind. The heroes grab the Relic Piece and run back to the entrance, where they purify Wes. He reveals that the head of the new Team Plasma is Ghetis, and he has a Shadow Ho-Oh in his roster. He also reveals his current location, Opelucid City. The heroes rush to it, and confront Ghetis, who reveals that he wanted to rule the world all along, even when N was under his influence. They battle him, and upon defeating him, he nearly escapes by Helicopter, but it is shot out of the sky by an Aeroblast, which is revealed to have been used by none other than Lugia. Then, you see the credits roll. After the credits, however, you can compete in the Unova League after beating the other Gyms. And finally, you can Purify Ho-Oh by lowering the Shadow Bar to zero 5 times.

Multiplayer Description: Basically same plotline, but you can use Three Wii remotes to control the different characters.

Characters: Playable: Main Player, Jason, Micheal
Important NPC's: Bianca, Cheren, Professor Juniper, Ghetis, and Wes
Ultimate Shadow Pokemon: Ho-Oh

Internet Connectivity: After completing the main storyline, connect with friends over Nintendo Wi-Fi to battle with their characters and chosen Pokemon.

Dullstar · #62 May 21st, 2012, 09:50 PM

Title: Pokemon Center
Brief description: You are Nurse Joy. Severely injured Pokemon will come through your doors. You must save them.
Platform: Handheld
Rating: E
Single-player description: You will have to solve puzzles in order to save the injured Pokemon. If you take too long or do something wrong, the consequences could range from permanent damage to the Pokemon to death. In addition, NPCs will be allowed to sue you for malpractice, so you'd best watch out.
Multi-player description: You are competing with a rival nurse joy and must convince NPC's to come to your center. You can sabotage rival centers, but if you're caught, you're finished.
Characters: Player: Nurse Joy. Player's assistant: Chansey. All Pokemon can be potential patients. Pokemon centers will be similar to how they are in the anime.
Internet connectivity: Wifi multiplayer.

Shiny Gardevoir · #63 May 22nd, 2012, 04:51 AM

(I've had this idea a few years back XD)
Title: Harvest Pokemon: Full Moon version/Harvest Pokemon: New Moon version

Brief description: Work on a Pokemon farm and live the life of a Pokemon farmer in the secluded Kirin Island, while discovering the island's secrets... and maybe, uncover an evil plot...

Platform: 3DS/DS (I'd say 3DS... but I don't own one, so I don't know much about it...)

Genre: RPG and Life (farm) Sim

Rating: 10+

Single-player description:
You start off as a trainer whose trainer license has been stripped off (will be revealed as plot moves on), thus disabling you from entering the league. Having lost your dream, a long-time penpal of yours suggests that you need some cooling-off and have a vacation in Kirin Island, and stay over with him.

However, upon arrival, you see a group of mysterious people attacking a girl. Immediately, you jump in and initiate the battle, saving the girl. You get into a conversation with her and you discover that the island is in peril because the previous Pokemon farmer had left, and strange natural disasters has been hindering the island's progress. However, you discover nothing about her attackers other than the fact that she had no idea who they were and what they were after. Afterward, you look around and see the farm which was in bad shape. It was filled with rocks, weeds and the soil needs tilling. The girl, noticing that you seemed interested in the farm, immediately proposes that you take over it. Before you were able to answer, she leaves and says that it's settled, so now, you're stuck with a farm...

Like Harvest Moon and Rune Factory, you start off with an almost useless farmland. You have to get rid of weeds, and till the soil in order to plant crops and berries. Wild Pokemon battles are also present as you venture into the island's forest and capture Pokemon for your farm. Milk Miltanks, shear wool from Mareeps, obtain eggs from Chansey to earn extra income and more (riding Ponyta, breeding Pokemon, etc.). Seasonal festivals and unofficial Pokemon tournaments in town will also keep you going, you can also battle and team up with residents and island visitors. However, story-wise, you will also have to face a mysterious organization as more of your past is revealed...

Part of the game will also require you to do quests, mingle with residents and have a family.

When certain areas are explored and expansions are made, more game features can be unlocked such as mining, bug catching, cooking and fishing.

Multi-player description: Trade rare items, Pokemon and crops with other players. You can also compete with mini games and have Pokemon battles. This game is also compatible with the main games, so you can transfer your Pokemon if you wish. However, Harvest Pokemon has a very limited Pokemon storage and cannot hold certain Pokemon early in the game.

Characters:
You begin by choosing the gender of your player and naming him/her. Once you get married, you can take control of your husband/wife or your child when he/she is old enough. You also begin with a partner Pokemon of your choice (choose from starters and an Eevee).
There are also residents you can mingle with and suspicious people you'll have to clash with...
Also, at times, visitors and tourists will come to the island.

Internet connectivity: Connect with wi-fi

Other: Main storyline consists of three chapters. First chapter spans for one and a half year (at least, depending on your time management) with your character. Second chapter focuses on your husband/wife (once you get one) and spans for half a year (again, depending on your time management), finally, last chapter will focus on your child, uncovering the final plot. Afterward, there's an epilogue chapter where you can choose who will participate. There will also be post-game quests and an extra area or two to explore.

It also features multiple save slots and has high re-playability since there are branching storylines, especially with the second chapter.

The two versions will differ on the crops available, Pokemon exclusives, minor plot differences and some residents in town.

Migrating Mews · #64 May 22nd, 2012, 02:29 PM

Title: Pokemon Moon & Sun Versions
Brief description: You are racing against the force of the moon and sun before the legendary Pokemon destroy all of Aeotia!
Platform: Nintendo DS
Genre: RPG
Rating: E for Everyone
Single-player description: You were 5 when you got your first Pokemon. You two played day and night. Then, when you were 9, and you woke up, the smiley face on the Pokemon, was gone. Now that you are 10, you go on an adventure to find your old lost Pokemon. So, you head to Professor Pinus lab where you get your first Pokemon. Afterwards, Team Galactic comes in and comes to rob the lab! You then leave home and travel around Aeotia in order to retrieve the professor missing pokemon and your missing pokemon! In the end, you find out the lost Pokemon is now... GONE.
Multi-player description: You can trade Pokemon, battle and chat. There would be many more updates in the future using the update feature on it.
Characters: Your main character (what ever you decide to call him), Generation 1 Legendary's, Gen 2 Legendary's, Gen 3 Legendary's, Gen 4 Legendary's, Gen 5 Legendary's, gen 6 legendary's, Dawn
Internet connectivity: Using Nintendo Wi-Fi to battle and trade Pokemon over the internet.
Other: Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon are both different games. (no duh.)

And what I meant by gone is that it went to the dark side or, well... you know what I mean. :/

I will be making an site for new updates and more information about this game soon. Will update post then.

wombateiro · #65 May 22nd, 2012, 07:24 PM

Title: Pokemon Comrades

Brief description: Being a Zoroark, help your Pokemon comrades and protect your natural home from changes caused by evil Team Scoorviel.

Platform: Wii

Genre: Action and Adventure

Rating: E

Single-player description:
The game would be done in PokePark style – full 3d environment, action style of battles. You will be able to speak with Pokemon and people as well, meeting them randomly while exploring game's world.

You are Zoroark which lives with other Pokemon in forest. Your home is situated nearby city being under dynamic development. That city is controlled by Team Scoorviel. They use Pokemon for slave work in the whole city. Their ambition is to change Pokemon forest into city's suburbs. You, being a Pokemon, can't let that happen. You have to use your abilities to protect your home. Being a Zoroark, you have ability to change yourself into human form. For the game's needs, you will be also able to speak with people while being disguised as human.

Your plan to stop humans is about becoming one of them and earing their trust. During the game you are able to freely change your form between Zoroark and human, but only when no other human sees you. At the beginning of the game, you have to sign up to Team Scoorviel. After doing that, you have to go back to Pokemon forest and ask six of your Pokemon comrades to join your team. You are free to choose them from great variety of Pokemon living in many areas of forest. You can change Pokemon in your team at any point of game.

After completing your team, you go to city and take storyline missions from Team Scoorviel. After enough amount of successful missions, you can challenge one of four Team Scoorviel Admins, using your team of your Pokemon comrades. After beating each of them, you will be higher ranked in Team Scoorviel. After finally becoming boss of the team, storyline will focus on destroying organization from the inside. During that part of storyline, you will be making bad decisions while deciding about team's future and ruin it completely. Final of the game would be about saving all your Pokemon comrades from all city districts and lead them to make Team Scoorviel disappear from the city, making your home safe.

Game would also feature mini-games in which player would be able to play as different Pokemon than Zororark, for example:
Reaction test – set of randomly chosen quick tasks with few seconds to do them, e.g. dive in the water, jump on the platform, attack someone, escape from falling objects, don’t move, etc.
Falling game – you and other Pokemon are running on the floor made of platforms. One Pokemon is able to attack platforms at one time. Each platform falls after being hit by any attack. One last standing wins.
Gang war – two groups of randomly teamed up Pokemon fight with each other.
Shopping cart race – one Pokemon is moving the cart, another one is sitting inside, showing which way to go.

Multi-player description: Mini-games described above, played with others.

Characters: Main character – Zoroark capable of changing into human form during the game. Variety of Pokemon comrades able to be chosen for main character's team.

Internet connectivity: WiFi for mini-games, downloadable missions and new comrades.

footontable · #66 May 22nd, 2012, 11:34 PM

Title: Pokemon UC! (United Contests)

Brief description: Its lets you transfer any pokemon from any pokemon games (Gen 1-5) to a "dimension" that contains all the previous contests from all the previous games. You can play with CPUs, with Friends, or just do some practice for contests. Then, when your done, send your pokemon back to their original game!

Platform: A handheld (DS, DSi, DSiXL, 3DS) game.

Genre: MMORPL, Fantasy Violence, (Sorry, don't really know anymore that would suit this. Just put genres that the regular Pokemon Games are lol)

Rating: E for Everyone

Single-player description: You are still a trainer, except you pick what trainer you are and your name in the beginning of the game, but can be changed at anytime. This is because there are different character slots (kinda like Miis on the Wii). InfraRed connection is used to transfer pokemon from other games to this one, which you can then use to participate in a wide variety of contests. The contests are all from previous games, except with a few new ones. With money you get from winning contests, you can use it to buy clothes and accessories for your trainer, or bonuses to help you in contests.

Multi-player description: Same as above, except you can interact (participate in contests) with your friends through Wireless or InfraRed. You will then compete against whoever you are playing against in a contest.

Characters: The Single-player Trainer Character you are currently playing as (which is customizable). Also, there are NPCs that work in the contest building supplying information, or for connecting you with friends. Also, there is a wide variety of NPCs participating in contests.

Internet connectivity: Wireless (random or with previously registered Friend Codes), or InfraRed.

Other: I think that sums it up. Thanks for reading this!

Riptobazooka · #67 May 23rd, 2012, 02:34 PM

Title: Dance Dance Revolution - Pokemon Edition!
Platform: Wii
Brief description: Dance with your favorite Pokemon and Trainer as you move to the beat!
Genre: Rhythm
Rating: E.

Songlist: Dance through over 20 Japanese theme songs and over 10 English theme songs, such as Best Wishes!, OK!, Together We Make a Promise, ONE, Spurt!, Saiko Everyday, and more!

Single-Player Description: Practice and Dance through 23 initial songs, and with the new adventure mode, you can dance as you defeat "Gym Leaders" to become a Dancing Master as you unlock new songs and characters! You can either play with the Dance Mat, or with the Classic Controller! There's also a ton of Minigames!

Multi-Player Description: Play up to 4 Players.

Features:
- Battle Mode
- Multiplayer Mode
- Dance Point Unlock System (Not Shop)
- Songs by Rika Matsumoto, KAORI, M2M, and more! Plus KONAMI originals from TANUKI, JAKAZiD, and DJ SHARPNEL!
- Only 4 Panel Mode only.

Characters/DANCERS:

Humans (Default) : Ash Ketchum (1st, and 5th Gen), Iris, Cilan, Brock, Dawn, May, Max,
Humans (Unlockable): MZD, Sumire, Emi, Jackie, Team Rocket, Jimmy/Ethan, Marina, Vincent/Jackson, Gary
Pokemon (Default): Pikachu, Charmander, Squirtle, Piplup, Oshawott, Snivy
Pokemon (Unlockable): Mewtwo, Axew, Beartic, Krokorock, Scraggy, Pignite, Accelgor, Totodile, Sneasel, Gothita, Gothitelle

Minna no Pokemon: Dance Da-zehh!

Players: 1-4

Imrathon · #68 May 23rd, 2012, 09:07 PM

Title: Pokemon origins- Professor years
Brief description: in pokemon orignis you go back to the very beginning in this case to when professor oak was 12 battle your way to be the professor.
Platform: All Nintendo Systems
Genre:Adventure
Rating: E - Everyone
Single-player description: Make your way through to the grand professors achivement of the year awards the fate of the professors study is on your fingers.
Multi-player description: Play together in a unique CO-OP mode to complete the game as a team of 2-4 players.
Characters: Professor Oak, Professor Elm, the Pokemon Guy (these are only the playable characters)
Internet connectivity: Using Nintendo's Wireless Communications.
Other: The Most unique Game This Side Of Next Centuary

Rayziken 2 · #69 May 24th, 2012, 06:33 PM

Title: Pokemon: Rebellion
Brief description: Pokémon from around the world rebel and it's up to you to stop them.
Platform: Comes on the following consoles: DS, 3DS, Wii, WiiU
Genre: Action, Adventure, Role-Playing, Strategy, Puzzle (Mini-games), Serious
Rating: PEGI 7 (Little amounts of cartoon violence)
Single-player description: After getting neglected and released by numerous trainers, the fifth time is when you have had enough and decide to rebel. Many other Pokémon hear about this, and decide to join you in hopes of putting the trainers back in their place. You and your maximum team of 8 (Others kept at various Pokémon sanctuaries, customizable homes that have a vast variety of different items for you to place there) battle trainers and their Pokémon a certain number of times, with each battle being called a 'Mission of Peace'.
Multi-player description: The same as above, but you and up to three other players - which makes for an army of 32 - can complete the same missions at the same time.
Characters:

Spoiler:

Internet connectivity: You will either compete with other Pokémon in a quick battle (Time changes depending on preference), trade Pokémon or Items in your arsenal, work on a mission together or showcase your Pokémon sanctuaries to other players. Competing in mini-games will also be a Wi-Fi feature.
Other: The game would be downloadable in the 3DS shop so you don't have to go to the shop to buy it. Along with this, weekly download packs with more available items will be in the 3DS Shop, the DSi Shop, the Wii Shop Channel and if available, the WiiU equivalent of these. Graphics for each system would also be different to work with technical difficulties, but the game would push the console's abilities to the limit.

Sorry if this got in too late, I'm afraid I'm unaware of the timezone in the UK. Once again, I apologise if it came in too late.

Sydian · #70 May 25th, 2012, 04:09 PM

Thanks for the great entries, guys! Mr Cat Dog and I will judge them once I get back from vacation next week. :)

Sydian · #71 June 20th, 2012, 03:34 PM

EVERYBODY SHUT UP!

I finally have the results. So stop bugging me! ;)

So in 3rd place...

Spoiler:

As for 2nd...

Spoiler:

AND FOR FIRST...

hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Spoiler:

Mr Cat Dog is a better judge than me. lol

There were some really great entries guys, and you made the decision tough! Thanks for participating! Emblems will be given out after they're made. There will be a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and participant emblem. Thanks again for participating, guys! Now leave me alone and quit begging for results.

Sydian · #72 June 20th, 2012, 03:35 PM

EVERYBODY SHUT UP!

I finally have the results. So stop bugging me! ;)

So in 3rd place...

Spoiler:

As for 2nd...

Spoiler:

AND FOR FIRST...

hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...

Spoiler:

Mr Cat Dog is a better judge than me. lol

There were some really great entries guys, and you made the decision tough! Thanks for participating! Emblems will be given out after they're made. There will be a 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and participant emblem. Thanks again for participating, guys! Now leave me alone and quit begging for results.

And don't nag me for the emblems either, please. They currently haven't been made, so you can be patient.

Sydian · #73 July 20th, 2012, 05:05 AM

Hate to post in this again, but I just gave out emblems to everyone! If you participated and didn't get an emblem, please PM me with a link to your entry and we'll get it straightened out. Again, thanks to everyone for participating and sending in these great entries. :) And thanks again to Mr Cat Dog for coming up with the idea, making the thread, and understanding why I was a deadbeat judge, lol. :)

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