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I donВґt remember anything special about it.

Pokemon never had that great of a story, but this game just tops it all. Dynamax looks weird and is causing some weird visual glitches. NPCs animation are the same as in USUM (of course not all of them) and Pokemon have a limited pool of animation when attacking or getting hit. You got some really solid designs but on the other hand there are some really bad ones and some of them are just altert versions of older pokemon. The design of new Pokemon is a mixed bag. a poor excuse too cut content from the game. Still they say they had to redo everything. Its well known that they reused older models from the 3DS and some were just slightly altert. I have played casual and competitive for the last few years (since Gen4) and I never saw such a poor Pokemon game! I will break down my review in two parts for casual and competitive players: - Casual: Lets start with the graphics. I have played casual and competitive for the last few years (since Gen4) and I never This game is in my opinion the worst game in the series. This game is in my opinion the worst game in the series. It was a bad experience that I paid twice the price for compared to previous entries and barely got half the enjoyment. I put in my time like a good little consumer and now I was allowed to offer my opinion on it. When I finally beat this game (and the 1 hour вЂњpost-gameвЂќ quest it included) I was happy - not because I enjoyed it but because it was over. The raid mechanic is more frustrating than fun with all its limitations, and the online component is infuriating to use and rarely works as intended. The new Dynamax mechanic is flashy and interesting for one, possibly two battles and then becomes tiresome. ThereвЂ™s also the weird choice of characters moving their mouths but no voices coming out - especially awkward when you attend a rock concert where a character plays a guitar and вЂњsingsвЂќ but the entire scene is silent.

are very inconsistent with a few being nice but the rest looking like they were made for a handheld. The writing is flat, all the interesting events happen offscreen where your player canвЂ™t see them, the animations in battle/cutscenes/etc.

The story for the entire game could be condensed to a single paragraph and doesnвЂ™t go much further than вЂњbad guy tries to use legendary for bad stuff at the endвЂќ. ThereвЂ™s a barebones single-player campaign where you collect badges from the gyms (like every other mainline PokГ©mon game), and then a mini tournament at the end. In terms of what the game does offer, there isnвЂ™t much. This list of dropped features is only in comparison to the most recent games before Sword/Shield - if we were to go back further the list would expand tenfold.

#Pokemon games on switch code

Shiny PokГ©mon appearing in the overworld (another LetвЂ™s Go improvement) has also been removed, and the new method for finding shinies in tall grass is bugged at the code level with no acknowledgement from the devs or any fix in sight.

#Pokemon games on switch upgrade

Mega evolution (Gen 6-7) as a mechanic has been dropped entirely (reducing the amount of unique designs even further), Z moves (Gen 7) are gone, following PokГ©mon (appeared in the LetвЂ™s Go games a year earlier) have been dropped (though re-added behind a paywall in the latest DLC for a single area), rideable Pokemon (also from the LetвЂ™s Go games) have also been dropped, and the various special skills / field moves (LetвЂ™s Go upgrade to HMs) have been removed as well leaving the uninspired stamina-based bike as the only unique traversal/exploration method in the game. In addition to cutting the roster of compatible/playable species down by more than half, the usable moves afforded to the remaining ones have also been culled by a considerable margin. This isnвЂ™t the first PokГ©mon game to cut fan-loved features and content included in previous entries, but itвЂ™s certainly the most egregious. , but for me - someone who has played and owns at least one game from each generation for the last 20+ years - this entry was hugely disappointing and may have killed my love for the franchise overall. , but for me - someone who has played and owns at least one game from each generation for the last 20+ years Pokemon Shield вЂњOkayвЂќ at best.