Thread: Would you like Pokémon Snap 2 to be made?

I'd play it. I have a lot of good memories playing pokemon snap with friends

I've been expecting a new Pokemon Snap for years. First on the Wii, then the 3DS, and now the Wii U. Personally I would love it if they'd finally make a sequel.

I'd love to see a sequel to Pokemon Snap, and the technology with the Wii U is perfect for this! Plus after seeing the Pokedex 3D Pro, the technology seems to be perfect for the 3DS too!

I loved Pokémon Snap, but I'm not sure if I'd want a sequel. I'm not really a fan of a lot of the newer Pokémon so I doubt I'd find it as fun as the origina. I'd probably still play it though, as long as it's not for the Wii U because I have no plans of getting the Wii U.

One thing that I never understood (well, at the time it never even crossed my mind) is why is Prof. Oak judging my photos in the first place? I am Todd, the greatest photographer in the world. I think I know a lot more about photography than Oak...

To add to that, Oak only gives the really high scores when your photos are exactly centered in the frame. Except in real-world phtography, that is something you usually want to avoid. If they make a sequel then I think they should make the game a little more realistic... give Oak some basic knowledge of the rule of thirds or something and give Todd a better camera with a manual focus and lens upgrades and stuff, so it's not just "the world's greatest photographer taking snapshots with a point-and-shoot".

Originally Posted by Xenidal

as long as it's not for the Wii U because I have no plans of getting the Wii U.

This, pretty much. Even though I think it would be a better game on the Wii U than it would on the 3DS. I would still like to see a sequel though. I really did love that game, and with the advancements in gaming since its release, some real nice improvements could be made to the gameplay.

Originally Posted by Xenidal

If they make a sequel then I think they should make the game a little more realistic... give Oak some basic knowledge of the rule of thirds or something and give Todd a better camera with a manual focus and lens upgrades and stuff, so it's not just "the world's greatest photographer taking snapshots with a point-and-shoot".

This is an excellent idea!