Fredrik
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In an attempt to get myself updated on the DS (bought a 3DS this summer, my first DS ever) I have gone through metacritic buying just about anything with high scores, even though some of the games honestly looked like crap to me.
One of those games were Pokemon.
I say Pokemon, without specific title because I have done my best to totally ignore anything Pokemon since it's first iteration. Simply because I thought it was for kids. That's what it looked like, people talked about it like that, and kids seems to like Pokemon, so. And I never even bothered reading a review. I mean it was for kids, right? Why would I care?
So believe me when I say that I was a bit sceptical booting up Pokemon SoulSilver, my first Pokemon ever, yesterday.
5 hours later, batteries completely run out, I'm sitting there grinning from ear to ear like a kid on Christmas Eve...
What the...?
This is actually good?!
I mean... What?! I can't believe this! It's frickin awesome! I love it!
And I've missed out on it for like what, 10 years?! Just because I thought it was just for kids!
And about kids, can kids even play a game like this?! I mean judging by my first 5 hours this isn't exactly simple... it's pretty much a very stats driven turn-based RPG. Why is it so heavily marketed to kids? And why is it marketed in a way that adults might not even try it out for a minute in 10 years??
Edit: Not only is it fun and deep (from the look of it after playing 5 hours at least), it looks great too! Reminds me of Zelda ALTTP.
One of those games were Pokemon.
I say Pokemon, without specific title because I have done my best to totally ignore anything Pokemon since it's first iteration. Simply because I thought it was for kids. That's what it looked like, people talked about it like that, and kids seems to like Pokemon, so. And I never even bothered reading a review. I mean it was for kids, right? Why would I care?
So believe me when I say that I was a bit sceptical booting up Pokemon SoulSilver, my first Pokemon ever, yesterday.
5 hours later, batteries completely run out, I'm sitting there grinning from ear to ear like a kid on Christmas Eve...
What the...?
This is actually good?!
I mean... What?! I can't believe this! It's frickin awesome! I love it!
And I've missed out on it for like what, 10 years?! Just because I thought it was just for kids!
And about kids, can kids even play a game like this?! I mean judging by my first 5 hours this isn't exactly simple... it's pretty much a very stats driven turn-based RPG. Why is it so heavily marketed to kids? And why is it marketed in a way that adults might not even try it out for a minute in 10 years??
Edit: Not only is it fun and deep (from the look of it after playing 5 hours at least), it looks great too! Reminds me of Zelda ALTTP.