Post by Moonlight on Oct 19, 2010 9:39:54 GMT -5
The entire franchise's most mature side series, clearly enough. Anyone who has played Colosseum or XD: Gale of Darkness knows that it's a walk on the wild side, even if the sequel was watered down in maturity level. But both games were very memorable because of their differences, their stark reality compared to the rest of the series.
Instead of having pokemon in open grounds, there is a severe shortage - Much like water. Over half of the region is barren wasteland, the areas with greenery far and few in between. And that is to say nothing for their crime syndicates. While all four of the others have their own variety of severe, "Cipher" and "Snag'Em" take pokemon imagined violence to a whole new extreme by their methods.
What does everyone else think of these two games?
Instead of having pokemon in open grounds, there is a severe shortage - Much like water. Over half of the region is barren wasteland, the areas with greenery far and few in between. And that is to say nothing for their crime syndicates. While all four of the others have their own variety of severe, "Cipher" and "Snag'Em" take pokemon imagined violence to a whole new extreme by their methods.
What does everyone else think of these two games?
