Q: Do you think nintendo has over used pokemon, if so when should they have cut it off?

Do you think nintendo has over used pokemon, if so when should they have cut it off?

i personal think as long as they keep adding new aspects to the game (other then pokemon) they're fine like what they did with double battle and with the newest games the tripple battle.

Asked over 2 years ago in Polls & Opinion

Games: Pokemon: Ruby (GBA), Pokemon: Sapphire (GBA), Pokemon Colosseum (GC), Pokemon Fire Red (GBA), Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Darkness (DS), Pokemon Platinum (DS), Pokemon Ranger: Guardian Sign (DS)

Tags: pokemon, nintendo, cut off

shanr56

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I still love Pokemon, and I have bought just about every main game in the series, and many of the spin-offs, too. Of all the video game franchises I love, Pokemon is definitely one that I can't see myself growing out of. One strange thing about Pokemon is, even though I have been playing these games for over ten years, I still learn new things all the time. The gameplay is actually more detailed than most people realize, and taking all of the attributes (nature, stats, IVs, EVs, etc.) into account can be challenging, but addicting. While younger fans get enjoyment out of simply collecting and battling Pokemon, I feel like older fans get into the more overlooked details of building the perfect team and tweaking Pokemon's stats just right. There are even people who battle Pokemon competitively. Each new games adds just enough new features to make it exciting, but they never change too much. I definitely don't think Nintendo should 'cut off' Pokemon any time soon, if ever. Pokemon is the best.

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Like any business, if Pokemon continues to make the money, Nintendo will continue to put it out. I certainly don't buy every game in the franchise but I've picked one or two up when I felt the need to collect some creatures, so I guess I'm not as burned out on the franchise as some. It seems like they put a lot of Pokemon games out, but I guess they're spread over a wide enough spectrum of platforms and genres that they aren't oversaturating the brand. It's still a huge seller, even though it's been around for 13 years in the United States and 15 years in Japan.
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pokemon is probably never going to be cut and even though the games are usually the same there still fun to face friends and level up your pokemon so yes they sorta over used it but i dont think there gonna cut it
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