What probably happen was they got a new group of artist for the new generations which is why they seem a bit out of place. Its like how they got different artist for DBGT and everything looked a little off.Akinari said:Oh, and also, I disliked most of the new Pokemon designs nowadays. It's like... weird stuff pulled out of nowhere. It makes me think that the game producers make random blobs and then fill them in with body parts and stuff...>>
:laugh:Akinari said:Well, I sure missed the good old days. Back then, I would go: "Oh that Pokemon looks AWESOME!" or "Aw, that Pokemon looks cute!". Now I just stare at the screen and go: "What the heck is that?" or "What the heck is that supposed to be?"
Nintendo will just make new games now as long as they'll sell y'know? But the new Pokemon - at least they have varieties so players don't get bored.Professor Oak said:My liking for the first two generations of Pokemon exceeds that of the newer ones. G/S/C was a good addition (Especially the new Eevee variants). I too have found myself wonder what the basis behind some of the newer Pokemon are. I wonder how far the game designers will take things until the original (first) Pokemon group decides that everything is too "out there." Then again, to them it does not matter. It is business.
Hence my business statement...True, at least the different variaties keep things at least semi-fresh.Supreme Edgeboy Max said:Nintendo will just make new games now as long as they'll sell y'know? But the new Pokemon - at least they have varieties so players don't get bored.