So what do you guys think of Pokémon lets go pikachu/eevee, for me I think its great. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jRtpMKLsts
Are you guys on team eevee or team pikachu? For me its team eevee because he's so darn cute I mean one look and I'm like awwwww.

If this was already discussed you can delete this 

I have no interest in it as of now. If it's just like Pokémon Go, I'm going to hate it, and the game won't last for long. You really need to be able to battle Pokémon instead of just throwing the balls at them, and hoping you catch them based on a chance percentage. 

I might get it in the future, but I won't get it on release day until I know a lot more. I'll probably end up waiting for the next generation to come out in 2019. 

thing1 : it looks like it would be a hybrid of Pokemon Go and a Pokemon Red/Blue remake on the Switch. I don't flat out hate it, although I'm not really interested because after all, it only featured the first 151 Pokemon and not the remaining 656 Pokemon, combined of getting rid of that traditional Wild Pokemon battle with just throwing Poke Balls at them,


I'm also not getting it on released date as well mostly because I already have a game that I am planning on getting a few weeks later (Super Smash Bros Ultimate) and I don't want to spend a lot of money on two or three games all within a month, especially with money problems I have as of late.

IgorBird122 : lol. I have 12 games Preordered right now (2 copies of Smash, 1 for me, 1 for my little brother's Christmas 'cause I know he's going to want it. There's also 5 or 6 other games that I can't preorder yet at GameStop, obviously not including Elder Scrolls 6. 

As for the Pokemon game at hand, that's what I thought of it, too (Red/Blue remake with a different catching system). But, that's precisely what I hate about it. If you could trade, or battle other trainers, and actually have something to work towards (talking about Go here), then it might be worth taking another look at. But, as it stands, I have absolutely no interest, and it looks like nothing more than a desperate attempt to keep the Go side (attempted franchise) alive. 

I'm really excited for this game but I'll be one of them that have to wait more than a year after it comes out to get it since it's one of maybe 4 games I like on switch. I need to wait for more games to come out that I like before I get one.

zanderlex : I'll probably be one of these people that might end up waiting for the game instead of getting it day one, mostly not being that interested (and being more interested in Super Smash Bros Ultimate that will be released the following month), but things can change.

thing1 : Yeah, it wouldn't be too bad if it wasn't for all the financial situation that I happen to be in, you probally have no issue on your end because you don't have to worry about having like 7/8 of your paycheck going towards other things you don't want to spend your money on like experiences and such..., Lucky you.

IgorBird122 : Nope. About 80% of my disability and living stipend goes towards bills and food. The other 20% is for gas and the occasional fun night. Anything extra depends on how much I make from Uber, or how much I save up. 

And to stay on topic, I'll probably wait until after the game comes out. I really hope it's just a normal pokemon game where you have to manually throw the ball, rather than not be able to battle wild pokemon. 

thing1 : That's is like with me, this sums up every paycheck I get:

65% revolves with Bills and Experiences such as rent, utilities, cable/Internet, and other bills.
15% revolves with gas to get to and from work
15% revolves with groceries
5% is for other uses, such as personal uses, video games, art supplies, online subscriptions, and other stuff like that

Out of that 5% alone (which I get a $600 bi-weekly paycheck, which makes it approximately $30 to use on what I wish), it can be quite hard to squeeze in that $30 I have left over with all the things I mentioned above. That is why I can only pre-order one game at a time (two if lucky)

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But to also stay on topic, Depending on the whole outcome of Let's Go, I may, just may get Let's Go Eevee. Although I can already tell it won't be one of my top Pokemon games without a shadow of a doubt, as long as they don't bring these same features into the 8th Generation games late next year, things should be fine though.

Even if I do get Let's Go Eevee, I won't play it a whole lot because I would be playing Super Smash Bros Ultimate more, and it will end up overshadowing Let's Go.

I know, this is a double post, but the lack of activity, I have no choice.
You know, they have been a lot of people that has said (even vivid Pokemon fans) even state that they would be skipping Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee mostly because of multiple of people. Based on others have commented and posted that I've seen on both YouTube and DeviantArt



90% of all of the Pokemon fans I have seen on both YT & DA that are all skipping Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee in favor of Super Smash Bros Ultimate (which I was one of those 90% of those people), and with the huge popularity of the Super Smash Bros series, and especially with the hype and content in Ultimate, Let's Go Pikachu & Eevee will probably fall off the planet, mostly because Ultimate will completely overshadow Let's Go.
The remaining 10% is they are focusing on more games on either the Switch, PS4, or XBOne.


Plus another reason why these fans are skipping Let's Go is because you all know that it's basically Pokemon Go, but on the Switch, and you all know that a lot of traditional Pokemon fans (like myself) doesn't really care too much about Pokemon Go (even know I do play it, but rarely), combined with no wild battles, only featured the first 151 Pokemon


Another reason why no one isn't interested in Let's Go is that a lot of people has potraid Let's Go as a "remake" of Pokemon Yellow, but it isn't really much of a remake, mostly because the storyline isn't the same as with the original Pokemon Yellow storyline, especially with your rival, because the trailer said "Friendly Rival" and everyone knows that the original Yellow rival is a complete a-hole.


Also is the graphics of Let's Go, and not meaning to sound like a hypocrite because I never, EVER judge games solely by their graphics, but personally, I think it seems like a complete downgrade from the graphics from Ultra Sun & Ultra Moon.


And lastly, like I mentioned is the price tag of US$60 each means if you get both games, that's US$120 total, and if you think about it, it's not much of a problem if you're an adult with your own job, unless you have a tight paycheck job, and that US$40 differences can mean life or death. But for a kid, it's tough for your parent to buy both games for US$80 total (for both games), now imagine their expression when they have to fork over an additional US$40.