Let's Play: Pokemon Black Version 2 (Longplay)

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Published on January 4, 2016 3:43:57 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcz4apUgAdI

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Pokémon Black 2 and White 2 (2012)

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Let's Play

Duration: 11:16:02

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Woww, this longplay went overboard. I never stated before, but I wholeheartedly love Pokemon. If you were a kid, teen, or whatever in the late 1900's during the uprising of this franchise, there's a good chance that it is history in your ages of youth. And my favorite of all time, was Gold and Silver. Right behind it though, was Black and White. I love Black and White. It was a giant jump for the series, taking the potential of the Nintendo DS and taking it to the peak. And it was all great. Black and White are fantastic games, but their sequels helped Generation V end with a fantastic bang. I've never played either of the sequels, so pardon me if I stumble around like an idiot at some parts. But yeah, new experience. Just what happened two years after the events of my second favorite pair of Pokemon games? I found out, and it was pretty cool. I first off, loved all the allusions to the first games. Every time I heard an NPC say a "two years ago," or even a reference to my original character Hilbert, "you're just like that trainer from two years ago," made me lighthearted. And seeing "Mom" after the credits in Nuvema Town was memorable. Although some of the references can be dumb. As to how my impeccable, perfect dream team from the first game that I worked up to level 100 lost to an annoying little bitch like Iris, I'll never know. Then again, "mom" said that "I" had gone to look for N in another region. Even so, if I had left, I'd have given the title back to Alder. It would have been cool if we met after the game though. The player travels back to N's Castle and meets Hilbert. Black/White 2 would then automatically look back at data from the original Black/White, then copy the Pokemon from that game's Hall of Fame, and then bring them to Black/White 2 for us to battle. That would have been awesome, except for that data is stored on cartridges. But I digress. Oh yeah, the audio is kind of screwed up for the first 1/3 of the game, and the quality isn't top notch, but ends around Driftveil City. I was afraid my old capture card was kind of wonky, and it was, but I was able to fix it. It's not all bad, but if it gets bad, hang in there. It gets better. This game is awesome. If you haven't picked up this game, or any Pokemon game, get yourself a copy. Hope you all had a great new year, like, sub, all that good stuff.

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