Your "Cozy" Pokémon Games
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Everyone has that one (or two or three) game that they enjoy playing when they want to just relax and play something "cozy" and familiar. Do you have one of these cozy games in the Pokémon franchise? What makes it that cozy game for you? How often do you go back to it?
I have spent more than 1,000 hours on Pokémon Diamond, and I've done a ton of stuff in that game. Sometimes I like to go back to it and just continue training Pokémon for teams, shiny hunting, breeding, and just running around in the Underground. I have similar feelings for White 2, which I've been lately going back to in hopes of completing the Medal Rally, and I like shiny hunting in this game too, with the Shiny Charm I have. Funfest Missions are another fun multiplayer experience I try to do with my cousins and friends when I'm able to.
I'd say both of those games are my cozy Pokémon games, especially since they remind me of the years I first played them, back when I was younger. But, I do end up going back to a lot of older Pokémon games too, and some more recent ones as well, even after their "heyday" has ended. Some games just have features that live on longer than some would expect, and I like to go back to those sometimes too.
I have spent more than 1,000 hours on Pokémon Diamond, and I've done a ton of stuff in that game. Sometimes I like to go back to it and just continue training Pokémon for teams, shiny hunting, breeding, and just running around in the Underground. I have similar feelings for White 2, which I've been lately going back to in hopes of completing the Medal Rally, and I like shiny hunting in this game too, with the Shiny Charm I have. Funfest Missions are another fun multiplayer experience I try to do with my cousins and friends when I'm able to.
I'd say both of those games are my cozy Pokémon games, especially since they remind me of the years I first played them, back when I was younger. But, I do end up going back to a lot of older Pokémon games too, and some more recent ones as well, even after their "heyday" has ended. Some games just have features that live on longer than some would expect, and I like to go back to those sometimes too.
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I'm in the Diamond camp myself. And there's obviously some serious nostalgia behind it for me: getting into online battles for the first time, exploring the rainy half of Route 212 while it actually rained outside IRL, no small amount of YouTube, and plenty more. I generally tend to bounce around the first four gens of Pokémon from time to time, but when I'm really looking to just unwind and feel comfy, Diamond's where it's at for me. And probably always will be.