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Best Poses
- Thread starter Valerunner
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It's definitely a battle between Gen. II and Gen. IV.
I'll always love GSC just because Silver was the first Pokemon game I owned and Crystal is the game I've probably spent the most time on. Gen. IV has some quality sprites, though. They're getting better. They just don't have that.. charm, I dunno.
Gen. III can go suck it.
I'll always love GSC just because Silver was the first Pokemon game I owned and Crystal is the game I've probably spent the most time on. Gen. IV has some quality sprites, though. They're getting better. They just don't have that.. charm, I dunno.
Gen. III can go suck it.
- Pronoun
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I tend to like the fourth generation's poses best on average, I guess. It is really not appropriate to group the generations together here, though, especially G/S/C where Gold and Silver had completely different poses (overall, I liked most of the Gold poses but disliked many of the Silver ones) and the completely different style of the Yellow sprites as opposed to the Red and Blue ones. I mean, I love a lot of the Yellow sprites, but can only barely stand to look at most of the the Red/Blue ones. Granted, that's not because of the actual poses, but still.
Overall, though, I'd say they tend to get more dynamic-looking over the years. The first generation that a Pokémon is introduced tends to show it in a fairly plain pose, with the later ones doing something cooler.
And I'd say it's fairly obvious that they don't have Crystal-like animations in the newer games because it would both take up a lot of memory and be insanely time-consuming now that they have 493 Pokémon, a bunch of forms, 80x80 sprites and 16 colors.
Overall, though, I'd say they tend to get more dynamic-looking over the years. The first generation that a Pokémon is introduced tends to show it in a fairly plain pose, with the later ones doing something cooler.
And I'd say it's fairly obvious that they don't have Crystal-like animations in the newer games because it would both take up a lot of memory and be insanely time-consuming now that they have 493 Pokémon, a bunch of forms, 80x80 sprites and 16 colors.
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