Others are figuratively life-changing from a veteran Pokemon player’s perspective. Some are pretty simple, like the ability to easily switch Pokemon or throw Pokeballs without having to dig through a smattering of menus. Both also feature user interface and quality-of-life adjustments that make gameplay more convenient. Looks aren’t everything when it comes to Sun and Moon, however. Ghosts of the past: Yo-Kai Watch 2 review | Technobubble Mario Paints: Paper Mario Color Splash review | Technobubbleġ3 Cool Gifts: The Gadget Gift Guide 2016-2017 Edition | Technobubble As a result, Sun and Moon feel like next-generation Pokemon titles - something I haven’t necessarily felt about a new Pokemon entry since the original Ruby and Sapphire. In contrast, Sun and Moon make the break complete, featuring fields, dungeons and cities with camera angles more akin to what you see in 3D action-adventure games. It’s an approach that games like Pokemon X and Y started somewhat without completely breaking away from the traditional overworld view of previous games. While recent games have featured battles on a 3D plane, for example, Sun and Moon applies that aesthetic across the board. These includes a new look that evokes the feel of a full-fledged home console game as opposed to a portable title. Once you start playing it, however, you will quickly notice that Sun and Moon are not your typical Pokemon entries.įor starters, Pokemon Sun and Moon go all-in with their presentation. Here you have two versions of a Pokemon game with their own unique Legendaries and select exclusive monsters.
You can be forgiven for thinking that Pokemon Sun and Moon look like the same old song and dance at first glance.
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