A fresh twist? Did they reach the year 2000 now? Exciting
this post was submitted on 15 Aug 2025
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Changing things up seems generous. Palworld already has real time combat in a monster catching sim. This feels like further being a dick to palworld and stealing their mechanics after suing them into oblivion.
It does look fun, but I struggle with Nintendo these days.
Can’t wait to realtime battle at 14FPS
Nevertheless, Gamesradar was underwhelmed by the urban playground Pokémon Legends: Z-A takes place in “The streets and rooftops are bare and lack personality and, while appearing to be a bustling metropolis, Lumiose City is strangely quiet. The limited character animations are also quite noticeable,” writes Michael Leri. “It does make me wonder if the game is underwhelming in these areas because Z-A is still chained to the archaic original Switch compared to its more powerful successor.”
I've been wanting an action RPG Pokémon forever but this does not make me excited. Also not keen on buying Nintendo products anyway.
Wow, sounds like Pokémon finally decided to join Final Fantasy in the 1990s with ATB