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Shadow36821 wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

This game was originally released on the regular Game Boy so the game was in black and white,

That was standard for its time. The only handheld that bested it (That I know of) was the Atari Lynx, though the screen had problems. This shouldn't have affected the game's rating at all because it did the best it could in terms of graphics with such limitations. R/G/B/Y and G/S/C are definately in my top 25 games, plus Pokemon Silver was my first game.

It didnt affect the rating at all.

The Game Gear, the Turbo Express and the Sega Nomad were all more powerful at the time, the Atari Lynx was just released along side it, but these were all in there with the intention of taking down the Gameboy.

Shadow36821 wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

This game was originally released on the regular Game Boy so the game was in black and white,

That was standard for its time. The only handheld that bested it (That I know of) was the Atari Lynx, though the screen had problems. This shouldn't have affected the game's rating at all because it did the best it could in terms of graphics with such limitations. R/G/B/Y and G/S/C are definately in my top 25 games, plus Pokemon Silver was my first game.

It didnt affect the rating at all.

It seemed like it did.

Rik408 wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

That was standard for its time. The only handheld that bested it (That I know of) was the Atari Lynx, though the screen had problems. This shouldn't have affected the game's rating at all because it did the best it could in terms of graphics with such limitations. R/G/B/Y and G/S/C are definately in my top 25 games, plus Pokemon Silver was my first game.

It didnt affect the rating at all.

It seemed like it did.

I'm a Nintendo fanboy, but I loathe Pokemon, especially now that the idea is stale and they're still making games.

Rik408 wrote:

stor wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

It seemed like it did.

I'm a Nintendo fanboy, but I loathe Pokemon, especially now that the idea is stale and they're still making games.

Just ignore anything above Gen 2. I love the first two generations, but I do agree with you.

I might try one of the original Pokemons one day I suppose.

GameGuy64 wrote:

stor wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

It seemed like it did.

I'm a Nintendo fanboy, but I loathe Pokemon, especially now that the idea is stale and they're still making games.

Wut did you just say about my Pokemanz D:<

Now I'm going to write an article on Pokemon X and Y.
And you have to put it in the mag D:<

It's your oppinion I suppose.

(I knew someone would catch me up on that comment, if I put it on youtube, I'd probobly have to delete my channel over hate mail.)

Last edited by stor (2013-01-08 12:17:17)

stor wrote:

Rik408 wrote:

stor wrote:

I'm a Nintendo fanboy, but I loathe Pokemon, especially now that the idea is stale and they're still making games.

Just ignore anything above Gen 2. I love the first two generations, but I do agree with you.

Rik, did you hear? AVGN's youtube channel has been deleted for violations!

who is AVGN

Last edited by Shadow36821 (2013-01-08 17:29:50)

stor wrote:

Shadow36821 wrote:

stor wrote:

Rik, did you hear? AVGN's youtube channel has been deleted for violations!

who is AVGN

Angry Video Game Nerd

It's okay now, they put his channel back up for some reason.

Pokémon X and Pokémon Y:
Platform(s): Nintendo 3DS
Release Date: October 2013 (Worldwide)

It was announced that, on January 8th, there would be an announcement about 'something big'. There were many different guesses made by people on what the announcement be about. Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald remake, Gen VI, or Wii U games. When the announcement came, many people were shocked that Gen VI will come so early, as Black 2 and White 2 only came out last year, and Black and White only came out 3 years ago.

As expected however, the games are coming to Nintendo's latest handheld, the Nintendo 3DS. This was not a suprise at all as the 3DS has been out for 2 years. The games are in 3D, rather than 2D of all of the previous main-series titles. This means that  everything is rendered in 3D, rather than using sprites.

The starters where revealed in the trailer shown, Chespin, the grass type, Fennekin, the fire type and Froakie, the water type. The mascots for both games were also revealed, Xerneas for X and Yveltal for Y. Little else is known about them.

The location of the games seem to be based on Europe, with the Eiffel Tower being seen in the trailer. Some other locations seen where a possible Bug and possible Fire gym.

One last big point is that, for the first time, the games will be released everywhere simultaneously so no extra wait after the Japan release.

That's all that is known about the new games so far. Be sure to check back in future for more info and a review of the game when it comes in October!

Written by GameGuy64

Last edited by GameGuy64 (2013-01-09 15:53:41)

Please get all reviews/articles in for today, thanks.

I couldn't find the Gamer News Post I made so here it is in a different form.

Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2013 announced!
Konami Games has announced a new World Championship (on the DS, 3DS, or Wii U: It is currently not known) coming soon! As you would expect, the new cast from Yu-Gi-Oh! ZeXaL is inside the game. Plus, there could be 3 cards inside. But, as time comes to it, would it be worth playing?

From the number of reviews we got, I can tell that this next mag will be the best yet.

PJ9 wrote:

The Scratch Gaming Scale (From 10 to 1) 10- Amazing! One for the ages! 9- Almost Perfect. Keep it up! 8- Alright. Some things are fun. 7- Just OK... 6- Can use some touch-up, but ok. 5- Hm... A little blah. 4- Updatemania 4 U. 3- Blah. 2- Flawed/Broken. 1- Kaj the hacker. Remember him? 0- Anti-Brony. (sigh)

Found the scale AGAIN. I will repost my Gamer News post soon.

Thanks for posting all the stuff, I'll get it in the mag tonight.

Issue 8