Thread: What would Pokemon Snap 2 be like?

Eh, not really rewarding. It looked great and all, but in the end I was just taking pictures at the Zoo or something.

Originally Posted by Donut Boy

Eh, not really rewarding. It looked great and all, but in the end I was just taking pictures at the Zoo or something.

Creatures erupt from a volcano at the zoo. They fly around in a bubble in space. They glow really bright and change form.

If they made a sequel I would be very interested to see how all the new Pokemon would behave in these new courses.

When I used to think about this subject a long time ago I would hope that they included some in-game handheld locations such as the Ruins of Alph. I always wanted to see how they would handle Unown.

Originally Posted by roxas_strife

Creatures erupt from a volcano at the zoo. They fly around in a bubble in space. They glow really bright and change form.

You know what I mean.

If they make a new one, it needs to be twice as long...both level length and amount of levels

I really like Pokemon Snap, and a sequel (assuming they would do it right, I agree with the others on making it longer and such) would be really good. I would definitely think about getting it.

Originally Posted by Donut Boy

You know what I mean.

I do, but I think that undermines how much fun it was observing all those Pokemon like that. It makes it sound like such a more mundane experience.

Pokemon Snap was so boring, all you did was take pictures.

Originally Posted by roxas_strife

I do, but I think that undermines how much fun it was observing all those Pokemon like that. It makes it sound like such a more mundane experience.

It was pretty mundane though. Yes, it was a fun change from the typical Pokemon formula, but when you get down to it, it wasn't that much of a game to begin with. It can easily be finished within one sitting, and the only replay value it has is going through the maps again after you unlock some new item just so that you can get a shot of one or two new Pokemon that you weren't able to snap the first time around. When you get right down to it, the game is pretty much comparable to riding a Pokemon version of "It's a Small World" while taking pictures.

Perhaps I should play it myself and see what I think.

Maybe for the 3ds? Snapping pictures of pokémon in a 3d environment sounds pretty awesome.

Originally Posted by Rellik

It was pretty mundane though. Yes, it was a fun change from the typical Pokemon formula, but when you get down to it, it wasn't that much of a game to begin with. It can easily be finished within one sitting, and the only replay value it has is going through the maps again after you unlock some new item just so that you can get a shot of one or two new Pokemon that you weren't able to snap the first time around. When you get right down to it, the game is pretty much comparable to riding a Pokemon version of "It's a Small World" while taking pictures.

The complaint your making here is the content, correct? If so, then why would you complain about a sequel? It's a short game with little replay value, but it's a fun game. I'm not championing it here, but with today's tech and Pokemon they could produce a game more than 10x better. It's not as boring as many of the other Pokemon games out there that get continuity, like the Ranger series or every other console game, except for Stadiums 1 and 2. I know these are cheap to make, but I would appreciate the effort and it would give me more ways to enjoy Pokemon. I really liked observing them like that. I felt much more immersed and found them more captivating than ever after that game, which might have just been the clear visuals of it as opposed to the sprites of the hand-held games I had played up until then. Either way, it would be a great concept to expand on.

I love the 3DS idea, but I would rather that as a mini-game in forthcoming Pokemon handheld titles or as a remake, a massively improved one. I want a full console version. :/

It's a Small World is a terrible ride.

Pokemon Snap was fuuuun. I'd love a sequel.

If they made a sequel I'd buy it. The original was a lot of fun, I liked how you got to see Pokemon in their natural habitats.

what about a console game with a full region like sinnoh that you could walk around instead of being in a coal cart along a track and find pokemon in an open world environment built kinda like any gta or now red dead redemption.