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Pokemon Scarlet And Violet Bringing Me Back

 

HAVE YOU SEEN THESE STARTERS?


I'm going to set the record straight. I had a huge gap between my Pokemon Generations. I started with the original Red on Gameboy and skipped everything all the way to Sword on the Switch. What a difference.


I have wanted to play the Pokemon games through the years but I just haven't got around to most handheld systems. I was always hoping that one day I would be able to play something a bit bigger on my TV. I did try out the Let's Go Pikachu/Eevee and it was nostalgic and neat but it didn't really feed my need for NEW TV Pokemon. Sword/Shield did that. And I was happy.



Now I know Arceus came out recently but I was still thrown off. Open world? Check. Played on the TV? Check. New Pokemon and original story? Not so much.


ENTER SCARLET AND VIOLET. New starters. New Pokemon. New location. Open world. ON MY TV. What a dream!



Watching the reveal trailer, I felt like a kid again. I instantly wanted to be in this world and already started planning which starter I would take first. (Grass cat for the win). I'm hooked even though there is not a ton of information out there yet.

Pokemon has held a special place in my heart since I have fond memories as a kid trading, battling and exchanging tips and tricks with my friends. Panicking when the batteries started to die in the Gameboy and watching the lights dim. Trying to get Mew behind a dang truck for weeks until we found out that was all a hoax.


I haven't really been back since then and I am more than giddy and emotional thinking of how I cannot wait to return.

Bring it on!


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