Rayquaza.
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You never know, they may announce an emerald remake with new formes for Groudon, Kyogre and Rayquaza...
Arceus wasn't distributed until the Remakes which were still done in the same year as his release.
What he's trying to say is, Genesect and Meloetta are both being released for Pokemon B2W2 and Keldeo was released for Pokemon B/W. Arceus was released for HG/SS.
Since all the hidden legends are officially released, there isn't any point in prolonging Generation 5 anymore.
That's what he's saying.
To poster above, Remakes are always for the games that start the Generation. Which was why international got Fire Red and Leaf Green despite Green not being released outside of Japan. Which was why I keep saying that the remakes would be original R/S stories. Magma would get their Mountain Base. Opposite Legend would appear for the fight scene that is stopped by Rayquaza and then the opposite would disappear.
This way they can incorporate Emerald's small add ons into the remakes without making 2 emeralds.
This way they can incorporate Emerald's small add ons into the remakes without making 2 emeralds.
So if gen 6 doesn't come out in 2013 do you suggest it's better for us not to have a main pokemon game then?
Hey if I had choice between remakes in 2013 and gen 6 I'd 120% go with gen 6. Bring it.
But if my choices are either prolonging gen 5 till 2013 or have a year without a main pokemon game will the choice is obvious isn't it ?
It doesn't matter whether the first game for the 3DS is Gen 6 or an RS remake; it WILL sell, infact a remake could possibly generate a higher revenue going by factors such as the amount of people wanting remakes, who loved Ruby & Sapphire originally etc.
You all forgot about the god stone, they didn't put it in BW/2 coding for nothing,
if Hoenn remakes is in gen VI the next game is probably about the god stone.
The differences between Cartridges is out standing , and I'm absolutely can't wait for a pokemon game on a 3ds cartridge I mean 8gb maximum compared to 512mb?!?!?! Bring it on.
But let me ask you do you honestly thing they could use the full potential of the 3ds (excluding 3d graphics) on the remakes and still keep it on the same gen as BW2? To me the differences between the DS and the 3ds is sooo great it's would of been like haveing a pokemon game on the DS be compatible with a pokemon game on the game boy color. Since you can't increase the capability of the game boy game your gonna have to decrease capability of the DS game to match the gameboy color game.
So if we get a gen 5 RS remakes on the 3ds game freak wouldn't be able to fully use the 3ds awesome capabilities . So where I'm coming from either but the gen 5 game on DS and wait less than 365 days and start the 3ds with a new gen of pokemon that can use the 3ds to the fullest , or just wait to put the remakes on gen 6. To be honest I don't want a 3ds pokemon game for the sake of having a 3ds pokemon game. If they are gonna do it, they need to do it right. And to me the only way to do it right is on gen 6.
But why do the next games have to be gen 5? It's not impossible for gen 6 to start with remakes. And while I understand that you'd want to have a Pokemon game a year, remember: quality over quantity. I can get impatient over matters such as these but honestly, if the options are between two not-as-steller Pokemon games and one over-the-top-amazing Pokemon game, well, why would you want the series to falter?So if gen 6 doesn't come out in 2013 do you suggest it's better for us not to have a main pokemon game then?
Hey if I had choice between remakes in 2013 and gen 6 I'd 120% go with gen 6. Bring it.
But if my choices are either prolonging gen 5 till 2013 or have a year without a main pokemon game will the choice is obvious isn't it ?
But why do the next games have to be gen 5? It's not impossible for gen 6 to start with remakes. And while I understand that you'd want to have a Pokemon game a year, remember: quality over quantity. I can get impatient over matters such as these but honestly, if the options are between two not-as-steller Pokemon games and one over-the-top-amazing Pokemon game, well, why would you want the series to falter?
New pokemon is what makes a new generation. A generation will not start with remakes. They will be considered gen 5 if they are next.
But why do the next games have to be gen 5? It's not impossible for gen 6 to start with remakes. And while I understand that you'd want to have a Pokemon game a year, remember: quality over quantity. I can get impatient over matters such as these but honestly, if the options are between two not-as-steller Pokemon games and one over-the-top-amazing Pokemon game, well, why would you want the series to falter?
New pokemon is what makes a new generation. A generation will not start with remakes. They will be considered gen 5 if they are next.
There is 2 different levels of generations.
1.pokemon generations
this is the obvious one, where the pokedex is extended for another 100+ creatures, a new region featured, new legends, new story...
2.technical generation
this has to do with the handhelds engine, the graphics.. basically the shared style of a group of pokemon games (how they feel/look/sound)
So for example while BW&BW2 are the fifth pokemon generation, technically they were still the same style of game as all 5 games from the fourth generation.
Now give me any reason why a technical jump cannot happen without a new pokemon generation?
There is none.
To the contrary, we just had the opposite happen with BW, so the technical generations are one step behind right now and need to catch up.
If they make RSE-remakes/sequels/whatever for the 3DS after BW2, you can call them gen 5 as much as you want. They will start the technical fifth generation which would then probably last all the way through the 6th pokemon generation.
In other words, yes it would only feature 1-5th gen pokemon, but play/look/sound similar to the 6th gen games that would then follow.
I don't mean to sound inpatient here. Even tho its been stated countless times GF doesn't follow patterns , but I was just going by the Japanese release dates that took place in gen 4
You know
Main games year 1
Year 2 no games
Year 3 third games
Year 4 remakes
Year 5 next gen
We are coming close to year 4 that's why I'd assumed we'd be getting some type of main game.
And like I stated in my post the remakes DOESN'T have to be gen 5. All I ever stated was that all gen 5 main games should stay on the same platform .
And I agree with the hopie guy it really all depends on what games freak has been working on
Major problem with your timeline. There are only 4 years between Generations from Gen 3 to 4 and 4 to 5. Your's is a 5 year gap.
Next issue, Gen 3 and Gen 4's remakes were released differently. FR/LG were released before Emerald while HG/SS were released after Platinum. While it doesn't play much support, this could mean that we may not get the Remakes at all or we could get them. A lot of it has to do with the next issue with the time line.
Last issue, Takao Unno and Junichi Masuda already said that the release order was just a coincidence. That was never planned. When they finish one game they start on the next with no between planning (This is a guess since it sounded like they didn't plan anything about B/W until they actually started on the games.)
As for Techincal vs Pokemon Generations.
Pokemon HG/SS was better quality graphics than D/P/Pt. I only say this because of the cinematic parts with Lugia/Ho-oh which were used in Gen 5 for Kyurem, Zekrom, and Reshiram. So by that technicality, HG/SS would be Gen 5 by technical workings. This obviously isn't true.
Yes, a new Generation is defined when a New Pokemon game with a New Region and new Pokemon are released. Anything before that is released with-in the last generation. Like how all the 3DS games are Gen 5 despite vastly different systems.
Fire Red/Leaf Green/Emerald were all released in the same year too.
Gen 3 also had a funky set. Ruby/Sapphire were released in 2002. Fire Red/Leaf Green/Emerald were all released in 2004, 2 years later. Then there was nothing in 2005.
Gen 4 came out in 2006. We had nothing in 2007. 2008 We got Platinum. 2009 Ended Gen 4 with Heart Gold/Soul Silver.
Black and White came out in 2010.
So there isn't even a defined timeline to follow.
Actually you can't base it off previous Generations. Which was what I was trying to say. Takao Unno and Junichi Masuda said it was just a coincidence that they happened to release that way. There is no pattern.
That's kinda the whole point in the "Oh no we didn't release these this way intentionally. They just fell this way." thing I keep bringing up.
I'm saying you can't use it as a model. The creators already said that that info is false. Using it as a model makes the entire thing wrong. Pulling an idea and making a statement from false information makes both the statement and every idea from it false as well.
There is nothing we can go by to set up what will be next. The creators already said that they do not release games in any specific way. They start on the next as soon as they finish the current and they release the games when they are done with them. There is nothing to base what will come next off of.