The Unusual Suspect its fine, I wasn't expecting a story in Sun and Moon either and I certainly don't play Pokemon games for the story.

Another great review Suspect, you are awesome at what you do. I've enjoyed not only your movie reviews but also your game reviews since you do such a great job and your movie reviews are so great that I've been trying to convince the Renegades from Renegades React to do reactions to your movie reviews. Peace out 😎

wheres the revenge of the sith review?

Ikr? We;;, the other two both came out in September, so maybe we'll have to wait 'till then? That's feel like ages.

I don't play Pokemon because the gameplay is so dull. The universe is fascinating, but I just bring myself to play through those repetitive, one-sided battles that, for all intents and purposes, lack strategy. It's a shame, really.

JSAProductions They do. Who do you think says “Pikachu”

Oh yeah, I felt the same. I actually googled what the haircuts looked like before I chose 'em.

Did ya get anything nice for Christmas Suspect?

BlueSpider I like how in GTA 5 at barber shops, when you highlight a hairstyle or color, it shows it on your head.

In this case, it's because the tutorial is part of the story

The tutorials aren't that bad. People always complain about it, but its nice each time because you are reminded back when you first were taught the basics in your first game.

Xelroxx but not everyone wants a throwback Thursday all the time whenever they get a new Pokemon game. So it should be optional so you can move on through. They should also have breaks to save before every legendary. They made a huge mistake here with tapu koko being the one case where you can't save right before catching it for the first time. Instead, the closest back you can go is right before battling the champion so technically you haven't beat the game until you battle tapu koko and catch it.

BTW if you kill it you can go back after...

I thought Gillian would have made a good male equivalent. Yeah this is an old comment, but I'm going to reply anyway.

Makes our characters' role more lacking

Thank you! That means a lot :)

Yeah you do need you know a story for a game to be a game. You can't just walk around in a game like pokemon with no story. I do agree they need to tone down on the text amounts.

Thanks so much!

It's still an good game. Don't get me wrong. But it's no Black and White 1 & 2 or Heartgold and Soulsilver.

theCman235 really?! I dont remember that lol

Kira Queen look it up its true

It’s once you beat the game tho

Kaptaindo still there though

Alovon NO NO NO

Alovon no the switch will most likely be to expensive for some people and when you only play the maingames you only have handhelds, really I never had a Wii or a home console from Nintendo because for me they are to expensive, but Handhelds are better for the maingames and for me the switch is not a handheld

Dragon War Actually tons of reports from eurogamer .etc who have pretty much exactly predicted the switch, say it will be around $250 US. So Around the price of a traditional handheld at launch, and way less than a home console at launch

Alovon hey what about the 2D..... Oh wait. Sorry my fault XD

The new Pokémon game (POKET MOSTERS) now available on a console the size of one.

The Man-Witch of the West Pokemon could very easily include a Nuzlocke mode where nuzlocke rules are applied by the game if you lose the nuzlocke the game offers you a chance to continue normal or start over

1. That's a self imposed challenge. 2. People want to have a challenge and enjoy the game still. 3. That's an alternative way of playing a Pokemon game. I get what suspect is saying, since let's be fair some of these Pokemon games can be EASY AS F**K! (Black and White comes to mind for one) Adding a sort of 'Normal and Hard mode' would allow newcomers or people who just want a casual experience to enjoy themselves no problem. While giving the long time fans of the series a new challenge to conquer.

I never got the appeal of Nuzlocke's. I mean why would I purposefully make the game more DIFFICULT? RPGs are all about the goal of making the game EASIER (i.e. levelling up, upgrading stats etc.). The whole idea of Nuzlocke's even being a thing goes to prove how easy the games are.

MrBKainX eh, can't blame em for trying something new and trying to break away from the 8 gyms thing. Even if it wasn't that good.

MrBKainX i wasn't a big fan of the trials but i thought the totem battles were rlly cool

Can we at least all agree that the Z crystals are awesome and extremely useful

Jonathan. I'll take Z-Moves over Mega Evolution anyday.

Well from what I've seen so far! "Suck it Simpsons!"-The Unusual Suspect 2016

Yeah, it's why difficulty modes would be great for the series. It keeps the game easy for the kids and more challenging for the veterans :)

Hell yes! I have such fond memories of those games; it'll be great to revisit them :)

Yeah, I play for the game and my siblings and most of my friends do too! I think battling/shiny hunting/etc. can be fun but the story and the bond you share with your Pokémon is great.

There's a Spanish youtuber who is a huge dork about RPGs and the stuff that is prevalent in the genre (complicated and deep battle systems, deep stories and characters, etc), and he exclusively plays the Pokémon games for their story. He said it, he plays the games like a regular JRPG. He beats the league then he doesn't play anymore. He's been a fan since he was a child though, and he said that the stuff that attracts him of the franchise is the Pokémon and their backstory. And he still managed to effectively make a 50 minute video ranking the Pokémon generations, saying 1000 words a second (and ranking only 5 generations, because it's unfair to compare first gen to the others and he hadn't played 7th gen).

Jessi bull sh!t

Gaspoo Who is this! He sounds cool! )

+Lloyd Rhodes-Brandon His name is LynxReviewer. He speaks Spanish, he talks really fast and he uses pretty convoluted arguments and stuff in his videos. If you don't dominate the language, watching him will be kinda impossible. It's a shame because his videos are amazing :>

I agree. Though I rather not have Mega Evolutions return.

Not yet; it's on my list of games to play

Haha, yeah; feels good to review a DS game once again :)

Yes! Definitely agree! Getting Pokemon that evolve via held item trades is a pain.

Thanks man; and thank you for letting me use your footage!

The Unusual Suspect no problem. also if you ever want to battle, or if you want me to record battle videos that you have online, just let me know.

People would complain if the easy game they were playing was challenged by optional difficulty. Just look at fire emblem fates, the fans were divided on the easy and hard modes that game had. But most people wouldn't play it that way and it's not something very wanted so if you can do it on your own why would they waste money to put it in?

+PewPewSmasher Awesome, best of luck! Oh and check my Facebook page; I posted about Rogue One there :)

Probably 5th; maybe 4th.

The Unusual Suspect I would put it at either fourth or third.

Thanks man. But no, I've never been into football. I watch when the World Cup's on but that's about it. I'm personally more into F1 :)

+Typhon Destroyer I wouldn't say it's ignorant. The DexNav provided an in-game checklist of all the Pokémon you could capture in the current area you were in without making you have to open up several different menus for it. It was a nice, convenient touch that was easy to see on the bottom screen. Plus, I agree with him when he said the gold/diamond crowns you get for catching them all in the current route you're in felt satisfying. It felt like I accomplished something even if it was just a tiny aesthetic reward. OR/AS didn't have specific Pokémon *only* catch in specific patches of grass in a route. Every Pokémon was available in the same patches of grass or bodies of water with differing encounter rates. So it didn't need that extra feature from S/M. Besides, S/M's Dex is still very vague on how to catch certain Pokémon. It doesn't tell us which Pokémon are SOS-only, which are rustling grass/bush-only, etc. I never would've guessed Goomy and Happiny were SOS-only until I looked it up elsewhere.

For the simplicity point, Yeah, you're right. As for the crowns, you get crowns for each island for seeing and catching each pokemon. Also, Bulbapedia exists for a reason.

+Typhon Destroyer Bulbapedia is a fan-run website and is not officially affiliated with Game Freak or Nintendo in any major way. If it wasn't for how dedicated, studious, and patient the Pokemon fanbase is in looking into every detail of every game, sites like Bulbapedia and Serebii wouldn't exist. It's Game Freak's job as game developers to make catching and seeing every Pokemon in the Dex engaging and not too aggravating to do. Without relying on die-hard fans to figure out the esoteric stuff on their own. B2/W2 did that, OR/AS took what B2/W2 did and made it better, and while S/M added advancements to make finding Pokemon easier on its own, S/M still took a few steps back.

+Nebby My dude. That entire point doesn't make any sense. Even if you scan QR Codes for Dex info on Pokemon, the Dex doesn't tell you exactly how to find it. It doesn't tell you which Pokemon are SOS-only, or which Pokemon are weather-only. Or which Pokemon are SOS-weather only. Many people, whether they have friends that also play Pokemon or not, could spend hours and hours wandering through Lush Jungle for a Goomy or Castform thinking they could just find it normally in the grass because that's what the Dex said when that's not how you find them. It's cool to have friends and other people to trade with and scan QR codes with and it's a neat feature, but it doesn't change the fact that some Pokemon are near-impossible to figure out getting on our own. None of the NPCs even hint that you can *only* get Pokemon through SOS chaining to begin with, and the Pokemon that *are* exclusive to it are very, very rare.

I feel like much of Pokemon is like riding a bike; once you've learned how, it's hard to forget. I'm sure the lack of difficulty stems from not being a child, as when I first played Pokemon, I didn't understand the mechanics fully and found the games (in my case, Ruby and Sapphire) pretty challenging. Now days, the games are a walk in the park. If challenge is what you're looking for in Pokemon, the competitive battle scene is what you're looking for. Breeding, EV's, IV's, Egg Moves, Abilities, Natures, and Team Synergy - all of these aspects are crucial in the competitive metagame.

Won't be a while I'm afraid; got another movie review coming out first.

Well you duplicate the clip and put it on top of the other one. For the top clip, you make it smaller (about 80%), add a thin bevel and add a drop shadow. For the bottom clip, make sure it fills the whole screen, add a gaussian blur and turn the brightness down. Hope that helps :)

It sure does, thank you!

You know what made Ghetsis so intimidating? You never battle him until the end, unlike literally every other generation where you battle the boss several times. It's less intimidation and more, "Hey [player]! I didn't hear no bell!" Even the sages were intimidating when you thought you were gonna go toe to toe with all six of them at once because you never saw their teams. That's how you do it. I don't wanna know what the evil boss is capable of until all bets are on the table

@@aeonversestudios01 Yeah, Ghetsis was very intimidating. The way he used N really helped with that.

Not yet; haven't heard good things though.

Premiere Pro :)

The Unusual Suspect thx man keep up the great work and it would be great if you could check out my channel I do trailer mashups thx man for the reply loving these vids 👍