With previous forms as my basis, you’ll find alola forms in the wild, and you can transfer normal forms through the bank (maybe even catch those in the wild too but unlikely). Pokedex will show the first form you encountered but you can switch which you want to see.

Cubone is cool. This might be the right time for a third stage as well.

Alola Marowak is way too awesome. I wonder how many alola forms we’ll see

Sorry, poor wording, let me rephrase.

Good AAA is subjective, but I see where your coming from. yet many of the third parties did employ a game that they considered effective on the Wii, notably Ubisoft did a “good” job. I’ll grant you that many if not all of these efforts do not cater to the PSXB crowd.

First off, I don’t give much credit to the Eurogamer rumours. Having said that, the moment it is a hybrid and they launch Pokemon (especially a Red and Blue remake), they you’ll see enough sold systems regardless of specs or 3rd party support. Also, I think that the general discourse on the internet doesn’t really…

Gues I haven’t gone through puberty? snark aside, I do see where you’re coming from. Personally I think Nintendo should do it’s utmost to make their systems more developer friendly, their software output caters to me like a T (28 year old family man, wife and a 20 month daughter).

That is if they are combining..,

Laptop bags tend to hide a 3DS really well. Although as a Software Developer I can nerd out all I want and people will still see mee as a developer (== nerd)

Many third parties were complaining after having luanched games like modern warfare (that were clearly inferior to their XB PS counterparts), or were shovelware.

I have to disagree, if you remember the marketing strategy and Nintendo’s comments just before and during Wii U launch period, the system was touted as great for third parties. I have no doubt in my mind that Nintendo spent a lot of resources on scoring third party support. And ultimately failed at that.

Third party support is in no way the only way to a succesfull system. The Wii basically sold on Wii Sports alone. The n64 held on because it had some amazing exclusives.

I agree, I prefer a 3DS to a Vita anyday but saying the 3DS is technically superior is ludicrous.

That’s true, but given the state of game engines today, it’s cheaper to develop HD games now than non-HD games.

I know a few Developers got DevKits (presented at E3 2015 behind closed doors).

The Eurogamer rumours suggest that the NX is successor to Wii U and 3DS at the same time, my comment reflected that.

Nintendo tried to cater to developers with Wii U and it didn’t work. Nintendo should just focus on it’s own games. Make the system great on it’s own legs, Third parties will come on their own accord if the system sells.

I love the Wii and Skyward Sword is one of my most loved games of all time, so I don’t think we’ll see eye to eye much.

I think they should, allthough the “failure” (big quotes there) of the PSP and Vita probably has them hesitant. The Zune and Windows Phone aren’t really doing the prospect a lot of favors either.

All those people just buying for Wii Sports don’t help the statistics.