Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Let's Go, Eevee!

I can go first if you want to think.

My favorite Pokemon is Let's Go Pikachu.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Let's Go Pikachu.

With the little Pokeball thing.

The little controller.

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but what was I gonna say? I, I guess, like, what would you guys think about that? Because I remember when Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee came out, it was like a meme.

Everyone was, like, losing their mind over the fact that you had to capture Oddish in order to battle Brock.

Do you guys remember that?

Sorry.

It's like Let's Go Pikachu, where you can't do it.

Yeah, okay, yes.

But yes, if it's like Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee, you can transfer stuff into home and then back into the game as long as you haven't moved it into another game.

I see.

Yeah, yeah,

Nintendo obviously put that console out there.

Pokemon did not come out with a game, right? Until, um, uh, Let's Go Pikachu, Let's Go Eevee, and that was a year later.

That went back to the Pokemon company, where they, I think more Game Freak, where they said that they weren't sure how the Switch was gonna do, so they didn't put a Pokemon game out for the Switch in- im- immediately.

They waited, and then they were like, "Ah, we were wrong," and like the Switch actually was really popular, and it did really well, and now we're a little bit behind.

You could call it a reboot if you want.

I would say this feels a lot like Let's Go Pikachu compared to Pokemon Red.

Or Yellow, rather.

Like it's just a reskinning and redesigning of the original game with modern features.

Titles like Black and White, X and Y, Sun and Moon, and the ORAS titles.

And Volume 3 is the 3D lineup, which is Legends, Let's Go Pikachu, Eevee, Sword and Shield, and the more modern titles.

Hmm.

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If there's any teenagers out there wanting to clock in a few

hours on Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu doing that, it doesn't work.

There's a legend that if you fly back to Cerulean City, then fly to the SS Anne and surf over and push aside a truck, you would find a Pokeball underneath it with a Pikachu in it with just big luscious breasts.

I heard a rumour.

It would be so good.

Um, Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee.

Those two games specifically, let's do it.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know how much better you can make that game look, to be honest.

I have no, yeah, what it would-

Or even run.

[laughs] The, the Switch 2 edition of Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee is, like, as detailed as, like, Ocarina of Time remake.

[laughs]

What I'm thinking is, like, is it possible that there could be any sort of, like, just fun cosmetic changes that we could make to Link? Because I think that is kind of fun, and in modern video games, like, yeah, I guess it just is kind of fun, and it's a nice feature to be able to, like, customize your character a little bit.

Like, even in a game that's as basic as, like, Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee, there is still character customization the same thing with bdsp and so like adult link has you know you can customize his tunic you can customize his his boots you can customize a lot of things his shield and sword which give you different powers um but in i guess i'm wondering if like young link can maybe do the same thing but maybe more like on a magical level maybe it's just like He adds a couple things to his head, or maybe he...

Like, you can even see him.

He's wearing a gauntlet, which allows him to, like, pick stuff up.