Gen 4 was not only where I caught my very first Shiny (Golbat in Diamond), but also when I became the legendary Shiny Hunter I am now, with the bulk of my collection being from Platinum. Having the National Dex back means I can send them back to Sinnoh where they were originally from. Plus the Megas back would be a welcome bonus

Was working so I just watched it and honestly I wasn't disappointed. Only because I could tell I would be let down which I was. Brilliant and Shiny I was hoping a bit more than this. As for Legends, until I get to see more, I will not think highly of it because it's just reminding me of Sword and Shield. I will give it two months and if people actually think they are good games and actually worth the money then I will get them. Until then might get the New Snap but not sure just yet.

Also thought the intro video sucked.

Fuck you! (Kidding maybe)

But seriously as someone who really loves the Black and White games and Gen 5, if this is how the remake will be where it pretty much an exact copy of the original, then I am good with out it. Still got the originals.

If the gen 4 remakes are going to be 100% faithful then they will probably only add the current wi-fi connection setup as a new thing, so no megas, z-moves, or dyana/gigantamaxing and hopfully it won't be easy to beat, it barely took me any effort to beat the 6th to 8th gens except for some minor postgame stuff.

I'm excited. Looks cute and fun~
Gen 4 was one of my favs, so I'm eager to play through it again.

At this point my bank account is probably crying right now :lol :lol .

Unrelated, but would anyone happen to have an Own Tempo Rockruff in Sw/Sh?

Just found out how much Walmart is selling Sword/Shield plus DLC for. Anyone here willing to pay $80 for it?

Way ahead of you. I'm getting that and a Switch Mini for my birthday in a few months. So that's past 100$.

Yes, I know what people think of Sword and Shield. And I could literally not care less.

Sword and Shield, while not great, are perfectly fine for what they are.

I don't think there's ever actually been a bad Pokémon game, really -- the franchise's biggest flaw is that it's far too safe and sticks far too close to what works... but, well, ultimately that means all the games work. There's definitely more individual bits I'd critique but as a whole every Pokémon game is fine for what it is.