10 Things Pokémon Legends: Z-A Should Take From Arceus
As the second title in the games, will undoubtedly have some of the same features as were previously seen in. Although the games are still considered mainline entries in the video game series, has a unique style and feel to it that separates it from the traditional titles. Besides having a focus on a specific portion of the Kalos region from, will likely take many of the basic game mechanics and features that differentiated .
The setting for will give a drastically different feel from, offering a more futuristic cityscape as opposed to the historical world of. That said, there are still many features that introduced that should be continued for the framework to help these titles continue to have a unique approach. These aspects of the gameplay can provide an evolved form of gaming for players, while the non- games can continue the familiar style.
Shiny hunting in games can be equal parts exciting and frustrating, particularly when there are times a player may have completely missed a shiny simply because they did not recognize it to be one. While some of the shiny Pokémon are drastically different in color, others can be extremely subtle and hard to differentiate, such as Pikachu, which is a slightly darker shade of yellow. had a much better quality-of-life experience simply by adding a noise that played when a shiny was encountered.
In a game where the focus is on trying to complete a Pokédex, some players are put at an unfair disadvantage with many of the games when certain Pokémon are limited to different versions of the same game, such as and. did away with this by only having one game version – thus no version exclusives – and it is something that should be continued with. This is an easy and effective way of setting apart the games while adding to their emphasis on Pokémon collecting and research.
For some players, collecting badges from defeating the Gym Leader is a key part of any game, but it was noticeably absent from. This made sense, as the historical
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