Pokemon X and Pokemon Y
Family
Friendly Gaming purchased a copy of Pokemon X on the Nintendo 3DS. A
review is planned for issue #77 of the e-magazine. Thus far I have been
hot seating this game with my dad. I like the new 3D look and feel to
the hand held role playing game. The experience share (given after the
first gym) is very handy in helping the pace of the grinding. The 3D
areas like some caves are neat to see. The presentation is improved, and
so are the battles. Pokemon X and Pokemon Y include an unhealthy
obsession with the religious belief of evolution.
There is a lot of rehash in Pokemon X and Pokemon Y from Pokemon Fire
Red Pokemon Leaf Green which is a disappointment. In order to catch them
all families will have to buy both games which comes to $80.00 before
taxes. And families will have to play the same game twice just to earn a
different legendary, and starters. The inclusion of the original
starters is a nice touch. If you purchase the game early enough you can
get a Torchic as a gift. You can also trade older Pokemon through
Pokemon Bank. Please note that there will be a monthly fee for Pokemon
Bank in the future.
Thus far
there are numerous cool improvements and upgrades in Pokemon X and
Pokemon Y. There are also some areas that still need improvement.
Pokemon X and Pokemon Y may be one of the biggest jumps in terms of
improvement Family Friendly Gaming has seen in many years. Pokemon still
faint instead of dying. There is a ton of battling, and herds of Pokemon
in certain kinds of taller grass. Players fight in a variety of
different ways. Numerous Pokemon from previous games are in Pokemon X
and Pokemon Y.
{10/14/2013} - Kid Gamer
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