#Pokemon sun and moon 3ds case series#

You get the exp share system in place almost immediately, but the drawbacks quickly reveal themselves. Perhaps IвЂ™m in the minority, but this generation seems to lay bare the brutal mechanics beneath that cute exterior.

#Pokemon sun and moon 3ds case series#

IвЂ™ve always had this problem with Pokemon games, but any fan of the series has long since accepted this bizarre send-up to old-school level grinding. Rather, thereвЂ™s still no convenient way to raise a new PokГ©mon from start to finish once youвЂ™ve completed the main story. This makes the game sound difficult, but thatвЂ™s not the case. Gardening, surfing, photography, mountain biking and shopping all dull the pain of raising one of these beasts into the remorseless ass-kicking machine you need. Unlike other RPGs, these distractions are critical for keeping your mind off the savage grind that lies at the heart of these games. Every successive generation of PokГ©mon games gives you more and more ways to waste time. It sounds cool in theory, but IвЂ™d like to see the feature even more fleshed out, if possible. Also, you can take photos with your Pokemon. IвЂ™m not sure which players needed any extra motivation to explore every corner of the map, but apparently, theyвЂ™re out there. Some of the additions feel rather unnecessary, such as the totem stickers. вЂњFor the most part, the narrative remains intact, though there are some notable additions.вЂќ