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>complaining about a game no one has played yet

If you want to compare Persona and Pokemon, compare their success. Persona 5 sold 2 million copies in it's lifetime, the best sales of the series, while LGPE sold 3 million in a week.

Graphics are meaningless. People can ignore P5's LQ background because it's just a background, it's setting the mood. It's not supposed to be your focus.

Where as with Pokemon it's just GameFreak going "LOOK AT THIS" while not making any real improvements like routes being way more open or 3D camera movement.

And with Astral Chain, looks like a game you'd only find on a Nintendo system with those graphics, but since it's Platinum you know it'll probably have a good system in place to make up for the graphics.

If they haven't changed for 20 years then they aren't now. I'm judging based of the trailer that looks like the same old shit. In fact, I guarantee it's going to be the same old shit.

>Thinking this version of pokemon will change anything at all whatsoever
What the fuck are you smoking, man?, Why would THIS pokemon try anything new?
>But the pokemon sun and moon did the isles and trials, it was a brand new gaming experience
Same fucking formulas, same fucking gameplay, same fucking everything, they just add 1 little fucking thing to their games with every iteration and people keep falling for it.
So tell me, how after 20 years of literally the same copy-pasted bullshit will this version be so much different?

Because sun and moon looked so much better

persona's artstyle worked
not sure if Yea Forums actually hates the nu pokemon artstyle, but personally i just see the exact game they've released since red/blue, with what seems to be a free camera this time
it also looks like a ps2 game

this, if you played Automata you know what we're going to get. But guess they'll be doing some sacrifices due to it being on switch

Pokemon is about setting out into the world and going on a grand adventure. That requires the game to have a certain scale and people want the world to be dynamic and worth exploring.

Persona is about your daily routine. The world can have a smaller scale because you're not meant to be exploring it; you're just living your life in it.

One of the highest grossing franchises of all time that will never take the obvious leaps in the following places

>Remake of Red/Blue with a open world concept that allows you to visit gyms in whatever order you want and tailors gym leaders and trainers encountered to the amount of badges you currently have
>World is huge and populated with preset NPCs you must pass and also randomly generated encounters you can optionally speak to in order to gain experience. Some of these fights would be random chance and you'd meet those trainers at specific times during the game based on badge progress
>Overworld monsters that exist in specific locations and behave like animals or like their counterparts in the animes (Pidgeys flying around forests, caterpie crawling around metapods hanging from trees). These animals would have distinct preset personalities and abilities and in some cases you may want a calm metapod vs an aggressive one depending on how you fight. This would drastically increase the realism and immersion factor in the simple fact that the idea of pokemon are that they are wild animals and should behave as such, instead of just having encounters occur with a preset chance to see one. You would literally be able to hunt down whatever pokemon you could find as long as you were in the right area at the right time etc. Some pokemon would be extremely rare and elusive, and even if you were in the right place at the right time not aggressive or interested in engaging you requiring you to chase or track them down.
>Instead of entering a seperate battle scene, the game simply cordons off an area and treats it like an arena. This area gets larger with legendary pokemon and also wild encounters where you may have to chase after an elusive pokemon to stop it from escaping for example
>Game would introduce a system that once you become champion you are forced to defend your title every so often. The game would tailor new encounters to what pokemon you commonly use

Persona 5 has a way better art style, character designs and an awesome UI

I don't hate the Sword and Shield visuals, I liked it a lot, but Persona 5 is much more pleasing to me by a great margin.

>One of the highest grossing franchises of all time
You can leave off the "one of".

P5 was a PS3 game

>good story
Lolololol
I know Pokemon basically has no story but it doesn’t try and fail miserably to be insightful and “say something”

>open world
Fuck out of here with that nonsense
Pokemon is about as open world currently as you describe

>Pokemon is about as open world currently as you describe
Are you an idiot?
The first and main thing he describes is being able to do the Gyms in any order.
No Pokemon game has come ever remotely close to allowing anything even a little bit like that.

Imagine a living breathing wildlife and ecosystem, one that actually adapts to weather/season/time and player actions, there's so much possibility and we're given the illusion of it with preset percentages and random encounters.

If you're implying that pokemon is open world currently, I highly doubt we're playing the same game. There are constantly linear progress checks that require you to beat certain areas before progressing, or obtain an HM. Now, I'm not saying they need to remove those concepts but in fact just have areas that are based off of intended power level and not literal map and story progress.

The overarching story should always provide the player with a learning experience and progression through the map, I just think we're at the point now where the resources to create a living and breathing world are available. Instead it's a constant play it safe formula that are literal reinterpretations of old world maps. The anime sold me on the idea of there being a real world or living and breathing pokemon, and I would love to see that idea come to life.

Kirby games have better graphics than Pokemon

>Remaking Kanto again
No

>seething nintentard

Persona 5 is a last gen game, is an infinite more times stylish in every way, has infinitely better gameplay, has an actual living world that's not empty and barren with random encounters, and didn't release in 2019.

>on a grand adventure.
>fixed camera and shit scenery, with mediocre gameplay in between
Honestly, Ni No Kuni 1 even did it better wtf.

I was talking about the premise of the game; not it's actual execution.

>a game played on a stronger console, designed to be played hours at a time, with a ground level camera allowing for close scrutiny of background elements and character models, played on a full screen which will make low-res or stretching immediately noticeable
>being compared to a game on a weaker console, played primarily on handheld rather than docked, with a pseudo-isometric camera that makes it difficult to see background elements or closely examine models, on a small screen which makes further examination difficult
>which is also played in short bursts while on the bus or with friends, further reducing your ability to scrutinise or even notice low resolution textures

sometimes it feels like comparing symphony of the night to pokemon red, then complaint the sprites are too small

Venusaur looks shit m8

>Persona 5 is a lot more going on than the typical pokemon game
Like what?
Persona games are shitty visual novels.
Less areas than pokemon
Less enemy types than pokemon

>Astral Chain looks good
It looks ok, the appeal is its a tokusatsu or tatsunoko style game. There's going to be so much JUSTICE it's un-containable. Higher res models would be better sure but the art style is great and its brimming with character.

Not to defend Pokemon since Masuda is working on it so you're probably right but DQ was the game known to never change and hold to tradition, they finally stopped random encounters and went to enemy symbols despite every single mainline installment being random encounters up until then. So it can change. Whether it does or not is the question.

You are comparing a "next gen" video game to one that was being developed 12 years ago you retard.

The only defense I've seen for Shield/Sword is that the criticism of the graphics is overblown. Like okay sure, the graphics aren't great, but chill everyone.

The graphics look fine to me

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Go buy a prostitute and let people enjoy shit fag.

Persona 5 looks like what you'd expect from HD era graphics. It also tends to hide the engine shortcomings with stellar art direction.

Pokemon looks like the 3DS games running at higher resolution, which were looking like the DS games running at higher resolution, which were only a marginal improvement over the GBA games. Pokemon games basically underutilize the hardware they're on.

> It's bigger than than all of Disney combined

This is the dumbest thing I've seen on Yea Forums in weeks.

>The UK have emus now
WE WARNED YOU. WE FUCKING WARNED YOU.

Judging by how everyone jumped on the PokeGo bandwagon a couple of years ago, it's almost true.

It's not even close to true. Look up how much money Disney pulls in in a single year.

In 2017, the Pokemon company pulled in 143 million in net profit.

Disney pulls in in excess of 10 billion in profits a year.

Persona 5 is probably worst looking game on ps3

Because nintendo bad sony good

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because SS looks like an upscaled 3DS game