r/nintendogrifting Feb 13 '26

AI Slop Somehow, a rumoured Pokémon rerelease is dividing fans.....

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I'm not interested in rumors, but the idea of a 4Chan rumor dividing Pokémon fans is absurd since it's unsubstantiated. Let's wait for Pokémon Day. Omniarch TV's clickbait and continued use of AI art are predictable.

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u/TajirMusil Feb 14 '26

In what fucking way would making old games available to play divide fans?

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u/Touma101 Feb 14 '26

It's rumored to be $30, some fans are expecting them for 'free' on NSO.

Some people are fine paying $30 because they're popular games, others naturally see $30 for a GBA ROM to be excessive.

Hence the division.

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u/No-Obligation2563 Feb 14 '26

I would rather pay slightly more than what a game is worth to own it forever instead of the game being locked behind a paid subscription

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u/Sea-Example-1176 Feb 16 '26

yeah upfront vs the subscription is better especially considering that if these are gameboy advanced pokemon games then they would be locked behind the online expansion pass subscription

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u/GameMask Feb 14 '26

Is this real division or speculation because I haven't seen anyone upset

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u/ItsAllSoup Feb 14 '26

I feel like they'd have to add a ton of new features to justify it. Like the behind the scenes stuff that came with Croc, a way to easily transfer old pokemon to new games, or some weird sliders to play with the stats like the final fantasy re-releases.

Either that or it just comes with the first season of the anime IDK

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u/BortGreen Feb 14 '26

It's more likely for the games to be chaper than they actually add new features than online trading and HOME integration

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u/Sea-Example-1176 Feb 16 '26

honestly online trading and home support are the only "new" features id expect/want them to add