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Can we catch ‘em all?: Generation V (view source)
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tagline=Versions, remakes, and media archaeology | | tagline=Versions, remakes, and media archaeology | | ||
blurb=In the sixth of seven articles, Pokémon Professor and Archaeologist | blurb=In the sixth of seven articles, Pokémon Professor and Archaeologist Becks takes you on a journey into Generation V core series games through the lens of media archaeology. }} | ||
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Like all Pokémon {{bp|core series}} games, there is no way to easily categorize {{bp|Generation V}}. It is a combination of all that came before and a promise of what will follow. In this is the cyclical beauty of Pokémon: games that always retain just enough nostalgia for those that have always loved it but enough newness to bring new players. And as each subsequent generation converts a new sense of players into old, the cycle will only continue. | Like all Pokémon {{bp|core series}} games, there is no way to easily categorize {{bp|Generation V}}. It is a combination of all that came before and a promise of what will follow. In this is the cyclical beauty of Pokémon: games that always retain just enough nostalgia for those that have always loved it but enough newness to bring new players. And as each subsequent generation converts a new sense of players into old, the cycle will only continue. | ||
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