New z moves are the worst "new gen gimmick" for me. The only good thing in gen 7 are new pokemon. I think these pokemon are awesome. Marshadow (my second favourite pokemon),Litten line, Rowlet, Grubbin line, Necrozma, Alolan Forms, Salazzle, Guzzlord, Magerna, Zereora. bodnast. HeartGold and SoulSilver are the best games. They have the most content, most dynamic visuals, it treats you right from beginning to end. Next to that, Black/White 1 and 2 are some of my favorites for similar reasons, with some added American bias (Unova is a really cool unique region). ORAS is also pretty great. 1. Starter Pokemon: Pikachu, Oshawott, Tepig, Snivy & Axew. Gates to Infinity was the first Pokemon Mystery Dungeon game to grace the 3DS. For a roguelike game, it offers up a very kid-friendly take If you want a main series Pokemon game then I would recommend emulating one of the DS games. They are just better than the current Switch titles in most ways while still maintaining the same gameplay. There's more quantity and more quality in the older titles. But, if you want a POKÉMON game for your kids, Let’s Go Pikachu or Let’s Go Eevee is a good place to start. Ask your kids which one they like better. A new main series game hits later this year, and is looking pretty good so far, so that could be an option as well. 2. Share. All four pokemon games/duos on the switch are great imo. Let’s go is better for people with limited pokemon/gaming knowledge, bdsp for nostalgia, sword/shield for most recent mainline entry, and Arceus for completely different but incredibly fun experience. Lots of “pokemon pros” hate the new games for some reason, ignore them. opBcDpm. 1st) Pokémon let’s go pikachu/eevee (OG games remade and my favorites) 2nd) Pokémon sword/shield OR Pokémon Brilliant diamond/shining pearl (you don’t need both, and I recommend BDSP over SWSH) 3rd) Legends Arceus (the best game of the 4 by popular opinion) 3ds is backwards compatible with the DS. Pokémon Legends: Arceus in my opinion is the best Pokemon game on Switch without question. Sure the other options might more closely resemble what you remember, but in terms of gameplay smoothness, immersion, quality, and story it’s the most likely to make you feel like a kid again. lluluna • 6 mo. ago. Splatoon 3. Splatoon rules. It's ruled since day one, and the latest sequel, Splatoon 3, is no different. Not much has changed in the series, but the high concept is still intoxicating. It's a 6 days ago · The Switch version boasts some exclusive features, including access to the "Basic Box" where 30 Pokémon can be stored. Pokémon from Let’s Go Pikachu!, Let’s Go Eevee! and Pokémon Sword & Shield can all be stored here. Plus you can transfer your favorites from Pokémon Brilliant Diamond, Pokémon Shining Pearl, and Pokémon Legends: Arceus. Not really into romhacks atm, even though HeartGold's not bad. I've tried it once but didn't finish it. I'm mostly looking for a soft introduction to the newer gen games and whether there's some games where new pokemon/mechanics are introduced that I really shouldn't skip before playing a newer game, and how much should I care for the remakes and which ones, etc. ModestVolcarona. • 2 yr. ago. In terms of accessibility then the most recent games from Gen6, Gen7 or Gen8 would be the "best". Everything else depends on the experience you want. Flyinpenguin117. • 2 yr. ago. That depends on what you have available. I started with Heartgold and someone else in this thread recommended it, but without

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