Everything We’ve Learned About Pokemon X/Y At E3 In One Handy Video

8 responses to “Everything We’ve Learned About Pokemon X/Y At E3 In One Handy Video”

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   distantdrop

   June 14, 2013 at 11:40 am

   To bad they can’t make fairy classes in prior games, Jigglepuff was so useless in Pokémon Conquest and they literally forced you to use that Warlord.

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   mase

   June 14, 2013 at 12:17 pm

   I haven’t invested the time to finish a Pokemon game in years, mainly due to the fact that it was the same game with a new skin over the top. I’m still not sold on X&Y since I’m opposed to Fairy type being the advantage over Dragon type (Seriously, being a cute thing kicks the crap out of a powerful Dragon? Logic mother f*cker, do you make it!?); and the who “Nintendogs with Pokemon” subgame isn’t exactly exciting; but the horde mode and the 3D aspect are slowly bringing me around. if they keep showing me something different and appealing, then they’ll get my money in October.

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      humanthehuman

      June 14, 2013 at 12:59 pm

      Well, Fairy Type has the advantage because both are mythological creatures, and in some mythos, dragons have no resistance to magic. Here, it’s more of a balance thing.

      As for Pokemon-Amie, that’s probably going to really help create the ‘connection’ between trainer and Pokemon that used to be done just by winning battles and walking. It’s also partially to appeal to the female members of the fanbase. They make up to anywhere between 25 to 50% of the sales.

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   benny

   June 14, 2013 at 12:59 pm

   It will be interesting to see if and how these games work with Streetpass.

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