r/memes • u/Yolo065 • 1d ago

Leave them alone🤬🤬🤬

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u/Fearful-Cow 1d ago

small indie teams would at least innovate mechanics over a 30 year period.

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u/corvettee01 1d ago

With Palworld they actually did.

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u/Various_Slip_4421 1d ago

Eh, it's innovative for pokemon

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u/Robert999220 1d ago

Exactly this. I havent played a pokemon game in 10+ years because theyre ALL the same. I played palworld start to finish and loved every second of it, in my head its the pokemon game we deserved and what fans have been wanting for DECADES. Its just sad that it took an indie company to do it instead of nintendo with its billions.

After nintendo sued them for copying the 'throwing a ball to capture monsters', i said im out, cant support that company any more.

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u/GenuisInDisguise 1d ago

Thats Assasins Creed for me. With their game systems, they could be making Star Wars game of my dreams, or Fantasy or Sci Fi.

Imagine Fantasy game with their crowd systems, animations with added spells, and pistols or whatever.

But no we will keep remaking the same game in 50 different flavours instead.