I respect the Sonic games for constantly trying to change up how the game works, even if the previous games were great. Sometimes they miss, agreed. But I do appreciate the willingness to try new things. And there's something about the feeling of speed-running a level in a Sonic game and posting an amazing time that's hard to find in any other series.
Nintendo finds a formula that works and just repeats it to the point of staleness and stagnation. If you want the same thing over and over, that can be a good thing. But comparing Palworld to Pokemon shows how flawed this approach can be. Even forgetting the edgy aspects of Palworld that would never suit Pokemon, there's so many things that Palworld lets you do that really shows that Pokemon has been resting on its laurels for the last twenty years, refusing to try to innovate, never mind that the last Pokemon game was a buggy and slow piece of garbage. I can't really claim to be interested in Nintendo though, but that's because they don't do anything worth being interested in.
should be a react if we end up getting a third row. No reason
