Sup /vp/, it's been a looooooooong ass time since my last thread because I've been busy with personal stuff but I've finally finished my playthrough of Pokémon White and I have to say the game is better than I remember it.
I remember being put off when it initially released by the new pokemon designs because I thought they "didn't look like pokemon" like a lot of fans back in the day but gameplay-wise the White and Black are solid af, having introduced fun mechanics like infinitely reusable TMs and rustling grass encounters that encourage experimentation and break up the monotony of random encounters respectively.
As always, here's the full list of games I'll be (re)playing this year
>Pokémon Yellow (completed)
>Pokémon Crystal (completed)
>Pokémon Emerald (completed)
>Pokémon Leaf Green (completed)
>Pokémon Platinum (completed)
>Pokémon HeartGold (completed)
>Pokémon White (completed)
>Pokémon White 2 (completed)
>Pokémon Clover
>Pokémon Radical Red
>Pokémon Unbound

Sup /vp/, it's been a looooooooong ass time since my last thread because I've been busy with personal stuff but I've finally finished my playthrough of Pokémon White and I have to say the game is better than I remember it.
I remember being put off when it initially released by the new pokemon designs because I thought they "didn't look like pokemon" like a lot of fans back in the day but gameplay-wise the White and Black are solid af, having introduced fun mechanics like infinitely reusable TMs and rustling grass encounters that encourage experimentation and break up the monotony of random encounters respectively.
As always, here's the full list of games I'll be (re)playing this year
>Pokémon Yellow (completed)
>Pokémon Crystal (completed)
>Pokémon Emerald (completed)
>Pokémon Leaf Green (completed)
>Pokémon Platinum (completed)
>Pokémon HeartGold (completed)
>Pokémon White (completed)
>Pokémon White 2 (completed)
>Pokémon Clover
>Pokémon Radical Red
>Pokémon Unbound