Of course, this could be dismissed and the abundance of content would have been a huge plus if the story-line was less strict and more adventurous like an open world, but since the story-line and sequence of the game is so strict, as if to make the game easy for kids (ugh, this generation of kids is bad at video games), you find yourself in the paradox of overly-linear gameplay, and yet an open and plentiful region. There seems to have been some sort of attempt to deviate from the linearity of Pokemon Black, which is understandable, but the game has become too 'non-linear' there is content literally everywhere and it soon becomes a burden-of-knowledge scenario. That said, however, perhaps too much has been added or changed from the previous installment. Honestly, Game Freak should be commended for actually significantly changing the game this time around in comparison to Pokemon games of the past where the final version merely has minor differences here and there. Many of the music tracks from the previous installment have been changed and enhanced, and of course there are new tracks that complement the environment, scenery, and Pokemon battles.
The story is remarkably different, yet just as interesting, if not more so than the story in Pokemon Black, with new Pokemon, cities and towns, routes, important characters, Gym Leaders, and more. In the short two years, there have been lots of changes, and if you are looking for a new experience, you will not be disappointed. In the short two years, there have been lots of changes, and I think that is game is a solid improvement from its predecessor Pokemon Black. I think that is game is a solid improvement from its predecessor Pokemon Black.
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