i could live taking pictures of pokemons every day
Fun little short game, probably the first Pokemon game to show Pokémon living in their habitats and not battling, which for me is the main draw of the game. My main problems with it are on the technical side, for example hit detection with items and what the game counts as actually taking a picture of a Pokémon.
The worst offender is Professor Oak's ranking system, which despite being amazing for the time, is really frustrating since it can be very hit or miss with how well it will score an actual good photo vs whatever the fuck pleases more its internal algorithm, mainly concerning the size of the Pokémon in the photos.
All in all a fun experience, wish they did more things like this.
The worst offender is Professor Oak's ranking system, which despite being amazing for the time, is really frustrating since it can be very hit or miss with how well it will score an actual good photo vs whatever the fuck pleases more its internal algorithm, mainly concerning the size of the Pokémon in the photos.
All in all a fun experience, wish they did more things like this.
It's fine. I like the idea of a photography-based game, but replaying levels constantly with trial and error isn't really that fun. That said, there's a lot of creativity and charm this game has. But it's just okay. Not the most interesting, but it's not long enough to be annoying.
The most chill game, I love every second of this short little adventure
The year I got this game I spent my whole summer inside playing it because it was that good. I know the premise of a "Pokemon photographer" game sounds stupid but it really isn't, it's about exploring and solving puzzles, and even sitting around and watching random pokemon do their thing it's relaxing. I 100%'d this and I would do it again.
A lot of fun, but super easy.
I never owned a copy, because I beat the whole thing when I rented it for a week.
I never owned a copy, because I beat the whole thing when I rented it for a week.
Era un cambio de paradigma interesante
Loved it as a kid. Short game that has a lot of hidden secrets.
Taking a picture of Mew was the hardest shit I ever had to do.
Seen a playthrough
ArghMyToast is the goat of this game and you’re not gonna change my mind on this
You can 100% this game in a single afternoon if you know what you're doing, but it'll be one of the best afternoons of your life.
Juegazo muy divertido y con el que es imposible no pasar un buen rato. Pero es fatal que no hayan incluido a los 151 pokémon de la primera generación, habiendo muchos menos.
ベルトスクロールシューティングとして素晴らしい出来です。
I would have loved this as a kid
This is such a short, yet fun little game that I keep coming back to.
I love seeing Pokémon running around in the wild
I love seeing Pokémon running around in the wild
Briefly played at a friend's house and I had fun with it.
its fine to take photographs of pokemon since they have no souls
I am so happy we got a remake. My heart is aflutter. GG
It's a very simple and short game, but it's very enjoyable.
7.5/10
A slow paced but charming photography game that I didn't have a ton of patience for, but still enjoyed somewhat. The slow pace of it could be frustrating for me at times, but if you know what you're doing you can get through runs and unlock new areas at a pretty fast pace which is nice. I did always think it was really cool the secrets you could find by interacting with the world, made it feel like there was a lot to discover even if most of the time you didn't find anything. Very neat game!
I’m pretty sure I’ve only ever played this on a Blockbuster kiosk.
The best FPS on the N64.
Played for hours upon hours back in the day! I remember it with so much love. Watch the Pokémon in full 3D on their environment for the first time was mind-blowing!
Short but sweet. You can easily complete this game in a day, but it's a blast for the whole time! I'll never understand why Junichi Masuda was so against making a sequel to this game.
When this came out in '99, it was our first time seeing Pokemon in a 3D setting. What made it truly special was the ways you could get them to interact with each other. Saving Jigglypuff from Koffing, Pikachu riding an Electrode, Pidgey KO-ing Meowth with Gust, etc. I'm still a sucker for those charming little moments, no matter how many times I've seen them before.
And let's not forget: Snap's music is in the Top Five Pokemon Soundtracks of All-Time. Nothing but bangers!
When this came out in '99, it was our first time seeing Pokemon in a 3D setting. What made it truly special was the ways you could get them to interact with each other. Saving Jigglypuff from Koffing, Pikachu riding an Electrode, Pidgey KO-ing Meowth with Gust, etc. I'm still a sucker for those charming little moments, no matter how many times I've seen them before.
And let's not forget: Snap's music is in the Top Five Pokemon Soundtracks of All-Time. Nothing but bangers!
Sometimes it doesnt take a game to be massive in content to be a good game. Pokemon Snap is short and snappy, but it is absolutely fun to play too. And is as charming as pokemon can get.
Maybe my favorite Pokemon game of all time. It's filled to the brim with so much charm, little details, and secrets. It's always easy to come back and replay Snap every so often- the whole game is just so cozy, and I love it to death.
Snap encapsulates the world of Pokemon like no other Pokemon game ever has.
To me, everything about it is just as magical as it was for me fifteen years ago.
Snap encapsulates the world of Pokemon like no other Pokemon game ever has.
To me, everything about it is just as magical as it was for me fifteen years ago.
A bit of a strange concept but an all-timer for me. I love the combination of exploration and puzzle elements with taking pictures, and it is very cute to boot.
Ver os pokemons livres em seus habitats naturais era bem legal