The Future of Lost Continent

[Legacy]

Thanks for explaining this. I actually feel a little more optimistic about this. Like I said, I haven't played Pokemon. I did watch the movie but that's the limit of my exposure.

The movie (for as good as it is) doesn’t do a good job of capturing the feel of the mainline games. It’s largely a more laid-back, “that looks interesting, what’s over here” feeling. And Ryme City is way more urban and populated than what you normally experience as you’re playing.

That said, I feel like any Pokemon land has to be Kanto region-focused.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

I did watch the movie but that's the limit of my exposure.

The movies are niche niche and not the best entry point. I actually recommend the TV anime more and Pokemon Concierge on Netflix, a stop motion animated series of shorts.

 

[MrRoamer]

I know it would be practically duplicate rides, but a High in the Sky Trolly X Pokemon Snap around the area would be absolutely perfect for any pokemon area. It doesn't take much room to do and would be tons of fun.

I worked on a edutainment game for the Orlando Science Center back when I as in college and we were building something that would make the real world Central FL forest area be able to be explored like Pokemon Snap where kids would get those poloroid type stickers that were popular back in the day of some of their favorite pictures.