Man I had Pokémon snap for a long time to remember and it was the first really good kind of 3d game on the n64 that didn't have shooting or weird hill Billys dressed up like bears. Pokémon snap was the first of its kind of game that involved taking photos and its seems to be the only one of its kind in the gaming world today. Sometimes for me the controls would be a hassle when playing they could be too weird or somehow they would change to the backwards settings itself during the game. After each level of taking photos you are evaluated on what different things you got a Pokémon doing in your photo, being eating an apple, being direct in the middle or more than one of its kinds in the photo. With the more experience points you get you unlock more items that can help you along the way like apples, sleep balls, brakes and lots of other stuff which I cannot remember right now. Some of the levels in the game could be only unlocked by playing over a certain level and triggering an event with a Pokémon that might hit a switch or something which takes you down another path. During the game you might get a chance to make a Pokémon evolve which gets you more points. in the addition of taking photos of Pokémon their was at least six rock formations or weird lights that looked liked Pokémon which gave you more points or something when taking a photo of the sight. The bad thing about the game is you had a limit of how many photos you could take, which was bad because I would have wanted to take photos every milasec.
Overall Pokémon snap is still a great game and you should buy it off the VC on the wii.
If it isn't broken then there's no need to fix it and that has been the mentality leading the Pokémon Series ever since its 1996 debut. However, there should be a drive to expand on the success that Pokémon had already a... Read Full Review
At first glance, Pokemon Snap may appear to be a cheap spin-off. However, the unconventional and uncommon experience it offers is genuinely satisfying, despite it’s relative lack of challenge and longevity. In a similar ... Read Full Review
