Spin-Off Pokemon Snap.

[ShinyMew]

Pretty much the best game EVER.

Teehee.

So, yeah.

I've played this game, like, a bajillion times, and I love how it really feels like you're in THEIR world. I wonder if they'll ever make a part two...

THAT WOULD BE AMAZING. -drool-

I used to so hate hitting Mew with Pester Balls... ):

 

[Kelleo]

Yeah, there needs to be a new Pokemon Snap and this time we should be able to take pictures of EVERY Pokemon so it's a more expansive game. I really liked the game for N64 anyway, though. And yeah, getting a good shot of Mew was difficult. xP

 

[Zombie Odin]

Pokemon Snap 2 for 3DS. I would be all over that. With its motion sensing capability the game would be incredibly awesome and interactive.

 

[RedSapphire]

I know many people who would want Snap 2 on 3DS or Wii (myself included!) but imagine on the Wii U, where the controller can really feel like a camera...

Gets me excited just thinking about it! Maybe someday we'll see it! At least I hope so. Snap was simply amazing, despite its lackluster pool of Pokemon.

 

[Faye Scarlet]

I honestly don't see the appeal of Snap anymore. .n.; When I was 10 it was totally awesome, but whenever I try to replay it today, it's just so boring. If there was more to do, like walking around freely to take pictures, in a potential sequel, I might become interested again...

 

[Doug]

I honestly don't see the appeal of Snap anymore. .n.; When I was 10 it was totally awesome, but whenever I try to replay it today, it's just so boring. If there was more to do, like walking around freely to take pictures, in a potential sequel, I might become interested again...

Yea..this. Not like a Fatal Frame type of thing (oh god -shudder-) but like an Elder Scrolls type of thing.. just walking around the world.. taking pics of pokemanz.. that'd be awesome

 

[Radio Rebel]

Pokémon Snap was the first video game I ever owned (not counting my mom's Tetris and Mario games) so it definitely holds a special place in my heart. I partly agree with FairyRed in that it's sort of lost its appeal over the years, but if they do it right I'd definitely be interested in a sequel.