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The original Detective Pikachu game was released for the Nintendo 3DS in Japan in , with an international release following in The Detective Pikachu movie inspired new interest in the concept, and a Detective Pikachu sequel Nintendo Switch was announced for the Nintendo Switch in There is currently no word regarding a possible release date.

The game involves the hunt for Arceus, during an era when Sinnoh has yet to be colonized by humans. Scott has been writing for Screen Rant since and regularly contributes to The Gamer. It turned out that wasting a childhood playing video games, reading comic books, and watching movies could be used for finding employment, regardless of what any career advisor might tell you. They somehow manage to be extremely tame and extremely weird at the same time, and ludicrously pair each and every one of their successes with an odd or downright bad design decision on the whole other end of the spectrum.

Who cares whether or not the five-year-olds are having fun? In general, the entire atmosphere of Sinnoh is superior in Gen 4 because of how well-suited the region is to the art style depicting it.

The art and music are loads better here though, leading to an overall superior experience. Just remember that neither these games nor the remakes are the best way to explore Sinnoh — more on that later. Coming out of the Rock Tunnel and heading south to Lavender Town is still as impactful as ever. Silph Co. See that pun? Ultra Beasts are great, Team Rainbow Rocket is still a brilliantly absurd concept, and in general they just feel like a slightly more fleshed-out version of Alola.

Want to know why? Like, 16 gyms? Blaine deciding to live inside an actual volcano? Just beware of the fact this is the generation where Team Rocket went through a bit of a… phase. What better way to run a supervillain organisation than to chop off Slowpoke tails next to a village where some guy fashions PokeBalls out of apricorns?

On top of tons of quality-of-life improvements, a much better lineup, and a whole new postgame section, Platinum just feels premium compared to its predecessors. It also leans into what made Sinnoh intriguing. Characters like Cynthia are given more time to shine, while the region itself is an absolute joy to explore.

Honestly, someone at Game Freak should just hire us instead,. That sounds a lot more complicated than it actually is. We obviously wish it was on Switch too, though. Instead, arguably its biggest achievement is its integration of the Battle Frontier, a sprawling postgame area filled with challenges and tournaments that could keep you occupied for dozens of hours after rolling credits.

On top of that, there are a bunch of little narrative changes that enrich the game overall, accomplishing a lot with very little. The fact it was left out of ORAS still makes me think Archie was right and we should just let the whole world be swallowed by water. When we talk about the necessity of preservation in the games industry, HGSS should be heralded as the gold standard.

We legit believe they belong in a museum.