Review New Pokemon Snap: You know, I myself are a photographer

The original Pokemon snap is the title that I play very enthusiastic as a child and still think of today. Even though it was a fairly short business, I squeezed the gameplay as much because there were people who could have, determined to uncover the secret and photographed every Pokemon in the game. Sometimes in the past, I have expected Nintendo to announce the sequel, but the announcement recently came after a literal decade if it was waiting. After waiting for 22 years to play a new snap Pokemon, I can safely say that Nintendo made us wait too long for new entries in this fun series.

For those who are not yet the most important, the original Snap Pokemon is a spin-off title that comes from an early age in a series of series, during the time when there are 150 Pokemon. Pokemon Snap gives a simple destination player: taking pictures of high-quality Pokemon they meet in the wild. This game takes care of navigation, sends players through various courses with on-rails development so they can focus completely on the perfect shot settings. It is a game that is easy to play, for someone like me which is the perfect age when Pokemon Red and Blue come in the United States, very pleasant.

If you ask Pokemon snap fan what they want from the sequel, they might just say “more Pokemon snap.” While I really like the original game and play it to death, it can’t be denied that it’s too short and doesn’t have enough Pokemon. Bandai Namco – who developed a new Pokemon with Nintendo and Pokemon company acting as a publisher – seem to understand the desire of fanbase and lack of original games well, because New Pokemon Snap offers all that loved about the original game and only gives us more.

There are many more Pokemon to take pictures in this sightseeing, along with more courses to be explored. Indeed, New Pokemon snap is not approaching offering a whole list of Pokemon (for good reasons), but the course must feel more population and full of life than they do in the original, and it’s definitely a good thing.

As you do in the first snap Pokemon, you have various tools you want when it comes to persuade Pokemon into a perfect pose. You can throw fluffruit to draw Pokemon to a better position or throw new Illumina balls to them to see how they react to them. You also have the option to play a melody for Pokemon when you pass, which replaces the flute poke from the original game. Even your camera scanner, which is mainly used to check oddities in the environment and find routes / changes in courses, can be used to attract the attention of the nearest Pokemon.

You unlock these tools when you play the game, which means that when you progress further, you ultimately get more options in interacting with Pokemon. This, in turn, means you have to go through each course several times if you want to really get the best photos.

The original Pokemon snap is operated in the same way, only in a new Pokemon snap – which is a terrible title that really shouldn’t make it anywhere nearing the version of this game, but I digress – you also have a research rate for each Individual courses change what you see there. Your research level goes up when you take pictures in certain courses, and changes in Pokemon with the level of research.

While changes in new research levels produce do not often dramatically, they can make all the difference when it comes to crossing perfect shots. For example, maybe Pokemon shows new behavior at the research level 2 that you don’t see at the research level 1. Maybe it appears in different areas of the course or doing different activities at all. This subtle difference can make a big difference when you try to get a high-quality picture.