Dude.

HOLOGRAMS.

I dunno if you've ever heard of the Pokemon Tabletop United roleplaying system, you should definitely check it out. I imagine that they could take that system and make one hell of an MMO.

I honestly doubt we'll ever see a home console pokemon outside of another pokemon Colosseum (maybe). Exclusive games like pokemon or professor layton are the reason why you'd want to own a handheld. Its what Sony needs to do for the vita. Pokemon saved the gameboy and is the front runner for all Nintendo handhelds they won't give that up and potentially compromise sales, they are to smart for that.

That being said I would like another Colosseum or Colosseum type game on the wiiu. The MMo idea would be interesting if done right on every level which would be difficult.

Honestly an open world Pokemon game would be amazing

I mean look at Ni No Kuni, take that and reshape it into a Pokemon game and it could be amazing. The map when travelling and seeing the monsters in the world would be great if you put Pokemon in their place, hell even the battle system it has is pretty similar

Thing is though what kind of open world will they do. Will they keep it on a steady "linear" like they do on the handheld games or will it take on a Elder Scrolls/Fallout/GTA design and let you go anywhere you want.

It's a tough decision to make. Personally I would combine a bit of both but don't let us travel too far until we've unlocked or progressed in the story.

You're definitely right. I agree on the bit about Jade Cocoon and Digimon too, I loved those games.

Yes but no smartphone. Real camera >>>>>>>&g t; crappy cell phone camera.

Sorry dude, but you wouldn't get the same thing with a smartphone. The camera can do it's job a millions times better than the replication a digital, smartphone-mounted camera does.

Going from a camera to a smartphone for photographic work is just a downgrade.

Yes, they should ditch the company that owns the majority of their shares over (Over 50%) and IPs.

You do realize that almost every thing Gamefreak does is backed by Nintendo, right? Not even that but their IPS are either owned by Nintendo or partially owned by Nintendo.

If Nintendo let them go, for some reason, they wouldn't have many original IPs or the money to thrive.

They wouldn't be able to do anything with Pokémon because Nintendo practically owns it. Pokémon company is owned by three companies, Gamefreak, Nintendo, Creatures Inc (Which Nintendo owns)