#ilca

[jadeazora]

Seems like Champions might be another ILCA flop for the moment, tho it does have the chance to get better with updates at least 😵‍💫

[daily-op-ed]

Yamishibai: Japanese Ghost Stories (ILCA, 2013)

Kaikai Emaki - Teniwoha ft. Hatsune Miku (Ending 1)

[turboacek-blog]

BDSP was fine, y'all just mean

Kinda kidding but not really as I know it's a hot take

Written Feb 6th 2024

Not saying some of the dislike wasn't worth it

But the problem wasn't with ILCA it's the base game of Diamond and Pearl

A lot of people's complaints basically sum up that they didn't incorporate Platinum into the game

Mainly from Pokemon available, with some mentioning the Giratina distortion world and such plus other changes that platinum had from DP like battle frontier differences

On one hand yes it would have been nice if they did make some more changes like implementing more Platinum story elements making it more of a definitive Sinnoh experience

But also it's DP remakes not Platinum remakes

Similar with ORAS and FRLG they had some new stuff and revamped stuff. But it's not like FRLG had Yellow elements (that's lets go) and ORAS had a lot of Emerald. At most the Delta episode for ORAS was their workaround for no Emerald so if you want to group that as the full game then sure BDSP needed some DLC but then you have the DLC dilemma is getting the platinum stuff worth an extra $20-$30 dollars and have that dlc debate

The underground solved a lot of the issues imo

The underground having Pokemon down there personally solved a lot of the Pokemon availability problem

For example, I picked Turtwig so I wasn't just limited to Ponyta for a fire type since I didn't pick Chimchar I had options as Magby and Houndour were now available, which fixes the fire type problem imo

And I think people overreact about the changes to the bases and flag capturing as yes it would have been nice if they were the same but I think the changes outweigh it greatly. Plus if ORAS showed anything people really didn't care to have the secret bases as secret bases and just liked it for nostalgia mainly

Not saying BDSP was perfect but I do think in a lot of aspects it is the definitive Sinnoh experience as you're basically just missing the Giratina story which isn't as necessary to the plot imo

As it kinda just seems like Yellow, Crystal, Emerald and Platinum were seen as definitive because they don't have the dual version conundrum so they seem more complete in compariso. But when the dual version games get additional content is the additional usually third legendary plot really worth it?

Maybe maybe not

And I know a lot of rumors about potential Johto or Unova remakes have been going on and people are worried as they didn't like BDSP

But if for example ILCA makes the remakes and has the chibi style and etc

But they fix the level scaling in Johto or something like Pokemon availability for Unova I think those would be better even if minimal changed

I do have my own hopes and wishes for potential remakes but I will wait until they are officially announced

[satoshi-mochida]

One Piece Odyssey releases today for the Switch. It is also available for the PS5, PS4, Xbox Series and Steam.

[wevelocityteampresents-blog]

A Fancier of Ribbons!

While I was at speech therapy last week, I decided to go back to training Pokémon in Pokémon Brilliant Diamond Version. Before I even chose which Pokémon to train, I caved in and brought Nyaruma the Gorgeous Royal ribbon. I had the money, so I thought that if there was a better time to get it for her, it would be right then and there.

Now she practically has every ribbon she could ever need in Sinnoh!

I don't know what I'll do next with Nyaruma. Maybe I'll try and participate in some online contests with her for the fun of it. For now, though, I'll just stick to getting more friends I could use in battles. (If the next Pokémon games have new ribbons to obtain, Nyaruma will definitely get those too!)

[hillmon]

Philipp Buhl (Germany) rounding a mark in the 8th ILCA 7s race, 4.8.24

[corsolanite]

[capsulecomputers]

Sand Land Review - Capsule Computers

Sand Land Developer: ILCAPublisher: Bandai NamcoPlatforms: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox Series X/S (Reviewed)Release Date: Availab

Sand Land Review

Developer: ILCA Publisher: Bandai Namco Platforms: PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC, Xbox Series X/S (Reviewed) Release Date: Available Now Price: $59.99 USD

Based on #DragonBall's creator Akira Toriyama's one volume manga, is BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment's #tank and exploration focused Sand Land worth your time? Read our review inside to find out.