The Next Pokémon Game: 10 Hints from Pokémon’s Indigo Disk DLC

The Next Pokémon Game: 10 Hints from Pokémon’s Indigo Disk DLC


Even‍ before ‍its release, there are several clues in‌ Pokémon ⁣Scarlet and Violet‘s Indigo Disk DLC⁣ that hint at the next Pokémon games, which‍ may live ​up to expectations and years ⁤of rumors. Pokémon generations tend to last a few⁤ years and, while Scarlet and Violet’s release kicked off ⁤Gen 9 in late 2022, there are likely ⁤more games on the way to integrate the current generation. Gen 8 ⁣was‍ initiated ‌by Pokémon Sword and ⁤Shield, followed ⁣up by the remake duo Pokémon Brilliant Diamond and‍ Shining​ Pearl, and then concluded by ⁢the experimental ⁢Pokémon Legends: Arceus, which gave the franchise‍ a completely new style of​ gameplay.

Because of how generations in Pokémon work, ‌it⁢ is very likely that there will be at least one set of new ‌games arriving in ‌the upcoming years, even if they are​ remakes of previous entries in the series. Different ⁢from ‍past generations, however, there are already several clues in‌ Pokémon Scarlet‍ and Violet’s Indigo Disk DLC that ​indicate the exact nature of the next titles​ in⁣ the ⁤franchise. Curiously enough, these small ⁢bits of​ information and fan theories actually line up with many years of speculation. It does seem like the next ⁢games in Gen 9 are going to be​ remakes of Gen 5⁤ games, Pokémon Black​ and⁣ White.

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The first hint at the Gen 5 ⁤Pokémon Black and White remakes being​ featured as the next Gen 9 titles is simply the logical order. Nintendo has been remaking all of its core⁢ Pokémon ⁣games. It started with Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen in ⁣2004, going through ⁣Gen 2 remakes HeartGold and SoulSilver ⁣in 2009, Gen⁤ 3 remakes Omega⁤ Ruby and Alpha Sapphire in 2014, and lastly, ​Gen 4 remakes Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl in 2021.

In 2018, the company also⁣ released‍ its second remake of Gen 1 games, Let’s Go, Pikachu!‌ and Let’s Go, Eevee!, but that was mostly ⁤a⁣ strategy to help push Nintendo‍ Switch sales rather than follow the regular order – the Pokémon series thrives on nostalgia, so remaking the Kanto experience for the current console⁤ generation was ​a good commercial ⁢strategy. Nevertheless, the next step may be to offer⁢ players⁢ a revamped experience in Gen 5’s Unova region, and aside from the logical order, there are other hints that back that theory.

2023-11-05 12:00:04
Article​ from screenrant.com

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