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I think were all starting to accept the harsh reality that the Pokemon forum will be leaving us shortly. At it's peak, the forum would often be the height of chat with gamers from across Britain discussing how to get the legendary 3, or where to catch Mewtwo. But now, all that we have are the shattered remnants of the past. Anything that becomes a mainstream craze is bound to end in disaster. And though it lasted a while, dragged along by a loyal following, the bubble has popped. Thats not to say there aren't still enthusiasts, but when something isn't in the public eye, it is thought to of no use anymore. So though the series remains as popular as ever, surely it's just a question of how long it will be before the forum succumbs to the big sleep......until the GCube version that is.
This is very true, the whole craze which lasted a little over 2 or 3 years is over, my poor little brother still wont accept it, dumb twerp, not so long ago it was considered one of the best games ever and now its a load of SH*T, still those who like the RPG type of games cling on to it as it can take a long time to complete + the fact its an RPG.
Too bad they could've made it better by bringing out Gold, Silver and Crystal out faster, then more would've been sold, but they didn't think of that, ( IDIOTS ).
To bad one more thing left to say POKECRAP!
Too bad they could've made it better by bringing out Gold, Silver and Crystal out faster, then more would've been sold, but they didn't think of that, ( IDIOTS ).
To bad one more thing left to say POKECRAP!
I think were all starting to accept the harsh reality that the Pokemon forum will be leaving us shortly. At it's peak, the forum would often be the height of chat with gamers from across Britain discussing how to get the legendary 3, or where to catch Mewtwo. But now, all that we have are the shattered remnants of the past. Anything that becomes a mainstream craze is bound to end in disaster. And though it lasted a while, dragged along by a loyal following, the bubble has popped. Thats not to say there aren't still enthusiasts, but when something isn't in the public eye, it is thought to of no use anymore. So though the series remains as popular as ever, surely it's just a question of how long it will be before the forum succumbs to the big sleep......until the GCube version that is.