We battle Sinnoh's Cynthia in a brief glimpse of Mega Evolution. In the 'fixed' trailer, it includes a vibrant scene of trainers picking their starter Pokemon, as well as the much-loved feature of following Pokemon that was introduced with Pokemon Heart Gold and Soul Silver. NX82q0CC6j- YllMatina (commissions closed lol) March 10, 2021 This is a game concept'. Using some assets from the games and some of their own creations, the artist turned the Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl trailer into a piece of beauty that's closer in style to the Sword and Shield. How has someone fixed the Pokemon Diamond and Pearl trailers?Īlso sharing their work on Twitter, Milleniumloops explained, 'So here it is, after watching the official remakes of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl I spent the week doing this and reimagine the trailer to how I would have wanted them to be. Related: Pokemon Diamond And Pearl Fans Argue Over Remaster Graphics.

Thankfully, Millenniumloops is here to fix that. We may have kept the standard top-down look that Pokemon games are usually synonymous with, however, not everyone is convinced by the chibi-3D art style. Others have panned the remastered games and argued they looked better back in 2006. 2019 started the latest generation of Pokemon Sword and Shield which continues on into 2020.Although there are plenty of us who can't wait to jump back into the Sinnoh Region, others have complained about the trailer's new look. 2016 kicked off with Sun and Moon, 2017 followed up with Ultra Sun and Moon, and 2018 hit with the Let's Go remakes. X and Y launched in 2013 (to never have a special revisit) before Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire launched in 2014. Black and White released in 2010, with its sequels coming out in 2021. Looking over the past decade of Pokemon may shed further light on the situation. The Expansion Pass then delays Diamond and Pearl out of 2020, as there may not be enough resources to fuel all this development.

Game Freak is going to be busy over 2020 providing Sword and Shield players with new content in The Isle of Armor and The Crown Tundra. Of course, many do not see Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee in the same vein as traditional remakes, but even factored out, the major change in tradition with Pokemon Sword and Shield's post-launch content paints a grim picture for Diamond and Pearl remakes. Now, one installment isn't necessarily enough to imply this to truly be the case, but as remakes falling into the 4-6 year aforementioned window, that could easily push Diamond and Pearl into 2022. If this is the start of a new trend, that means remakes of Pokemon Crystal and Pokemon Emerald are not out of the question, so instead of remaking Diamond and Pearl, it could be that prior generations' special editions will be getting the extra treatment. RELATED: Pokemon Sword and Shield Players Must Be Careful About Which Expansion Pass They Buyįirst, Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Let's Go Eevee have to be added to the equation, namely because they are remakes of Pokemon Yellow, Pokemon Red and Blue's third edition released in 2018. With that in mind, this pattern of release suggests the fan-desired remakes would hit in 2020, yet a few developments old and new completely throw this out the window. Fire Red and Leaf Green released in 2004, Heart Gold and Soul Silver came out in 2010, and Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire made their way to the 3DS in 2014. As it stands, Pokemon Diamond and Pearl are the next entries in line to get remade, as these remakes crop up every 4-6 years or so and prior generations have already been explored.

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