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This is a copy-paste from the Afterword on The Unknown Continuum/Scenes From A Memory, so if you've already read that, then there's nothing new for you here. Just thought I'd separate the part that would likely interest people the most and put it in journal form. I am indeed planning to make a follow up to The Unknown Continuum. It'll be called Pokemon: Incarnation and it'll involve Super Mystery Dungeon this time round, although it'll be a considerably looser with the source material than TUC, and TUC was already kind of fast and loose with the games anyway. “But PocketFullaShells, a little bird told me that you said that Gates to
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Ok, just came home from a six hour countryside walk and my feet are covered in blisters. Just finished Chapter 34, so I figured that since I finished Super Mystery Dungeon, done the epilogue and spent a couple of hours noodling around with the post game, I think now would be a good a time as any to share my thoughts on it. Figured you guys might be interested in that since I'm pretty sure that my last thirty submissions involved PMD in some way. I say through clenched teeth that it is the best in the series. TL: DR, all the gameplay changes and additions were very good, taking mediocre base gameplay and making it pretty good. That alone make
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The question in mind involves a cover picture for Pokemon: The Unknown Continuum, as I believe I'm a bit overdue for one. I have a very good idea of what I want it to look like, but there's a problem - I suck royally at visual art. If you or anyone you know who is good and thinks that he/she can make a good quality cover, let me know. I'll pay as well (price to be negotiated, will depend on quality, but don't expect more than £20), so contact me if you or anyone you know might be interested. Anyway, X and Y came out a month and a half ago and I beat it quite a while back, so I'll spend too much of my free time rambling about it. Graph
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Hey man. It's been  long time.
Happy Early Birthday!
Hey, how are you doing?
So Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire were announced today, you hyped for that? Personally, gen 3 was a huge nostalgia point for me, so I'm extremely pumped.
To put it bluntly, if I owned a Gameboy Advance and already played one of the Hoenn games, I would not even buy it. As much as I like Pokemon franchise (the games, at least), it's formulaic to a huge fault. Still 3 starters, grass water fire, still 8 gyms, no more no less, evil team to beat up and elite 4 and champ at the end to name a few traditions that should have been twisted about or flat out ditched long before now.

Remakes only made the issue even more in your face, and I sorely regretted taking many of my friend's advice on getting Heart Gold - they didn't even try to solve some of the issues that the original gen 2 games had such as level scaling and pokemon variety. Made me wonder why I just didn't play Crystal again.

Like I said, only reason I'm getting it is because I never played a Hoenn game, but as much as I dislike the idea of remaking games in a very formulatic series of games as it is, it's entirely possible it could cement itself as my favourite pokemon game, but that mainly boils down to how good the gen 3 games originally were unless they make fairy big changes (hopefully changes that improve them) to the games.
Really, I don't see how the formula could change for the better. A curveball in the tradition would be very interesting to see, but as for these remakes, I am looking forward to the revisit to gen 3. The remastering of the tracks, the graphics, and possible the addition of recent gameplay mechanics could take these games and make them into something really special. Gen 3 was the generation that jumped out of the old formula as much as possible. There were new teams, a new set of Pokemon, a completely separated region, and a huge change in mechanics. Instead of a series of terrorist attacks that Rocket was notorious for, Aqua and Magma essentially tried to change the world to suit their own needs. Their actions seemed much more grandiose compared to Rocket.

Aside from that, there are a few annoyances I hope they rectify this time around such as the obscene amounts of WATER and the overwhelming number of trumpets in the OST. The OST in itself was great, but the mp3 capabilities of the 3DS could really do it justice.
Thanks for the watch~!  :D