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Gen. II Is Rumored to Be the Next Pokmon Remake

Sorry, There's No Pokémon Gen. II Remake in the Works

'Pokémon Gold' and 'Silver' came about in the Johto region, but could we be getting a remake for the Switch quickly?

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Feb. Sixteen 2024, Published 6:35 p.m. ET

Source: The Pokémon Company via Twitter

The Nintendo Switch already has a couple of Pokémon remakes for its roster of games, together with the first-gen remakes Let's Go! Pikachu and Let's Go! Eevee and the fourth-gen Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. Developer Game Freak is no stranger to remaking a few of the hit originals that enraptured fanatics on Nintendo's older consoles, particularly as the Switch continues to outsell many of its predecessors.

The next games rumored to be getting a remake are the Gen. II Pokémon Gold and Pokémon Silver — but are we truly getting remakes of those games for the Switch? Not every rumor you pay attention is true.

Source: The Pokémon Company via Twitter

Is there a Gen. II remake of 'Gold' and 'Silver' coming to the Nintendo Switch?

For months now rumors had been swirling that some other remake will hit the Nintendo Switch sooner than the next model launches in either late 2024 or early 2025, with the 1999 Game Boy games Gold and Silver being the intended contenders.

For those who had been enthusiasts of the Pokémon games for years, you'll understand that the 2d technology video games, happening in the fictional area dubbed Johto, already got a remake for the Nintendo DS console. Heart Gold and Soul Silver came out a decade after the originals, providing advanced graphics and extra content for players to work thru on the common moveable console.

But regardless of already getting a remake, a rumor that reportedly began on 4Chan steered that the Johto area would again be remade, this time in the identical style as the Lets Go! video games. The extra casual play style was once created to assist those who were given into Pokémon thru Pokémon GO transition over to the console video games, specializing in catching Pokémon over combating and hanging Pokémon in the overworld for avid gamers to make a selection their encounters.

Source: Reddit/u/IcePopsicleDragon

The unique rumor was once then backed up through leaks of intended logos created for the games, titled Let's Go! Wooper and Let's Go! Togepi. Unfortunately, like maximum leaks you in finding on the internet, there isn't a lot else to again up these claims, and plenty of say that the remake is unlikely to hit the Nintendo Switch.

However, another leaks declare that The Pokémon Company and Game Freak are already in the technique of creating Gen. X. It's possible both video games are in progress, as Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl have been released simplest months with the exception of Scarlet and Violet.

Made these at the identical time as the Gen2+Gen5 remake thing, Gold/Silver and Black/White collections!

Slightly extra reasonable prediction- even though it is simply an excuse the make the most out of the stuff I made.#pokemon #PokemonScarletViolet #pokemonfanart #PokemonScarletandviolet pic.twitter.com/VNmuPavX3a

— EliteRobo (@_EliteRobo) February 13, 2024

Most Pokémon lovers don't feel like a 'Gold' and 'Silver' remake is needed.

In a thread on the Pokémon Community web site, one consumer asked others if they'd be interested in the sort of remake — and it sort of feels the consensus is a convincing "no."

"I'm not very interested in second Gold/Silver remakes myself, especially not if they're going to be Let's Go style, though I get that people might want one since [Heart Gold]/[Soul Silver] is somewhat dated at this point," one person stated.

"We already have [Gold]/[Silver] remakes. Yes, they're dated now, but that's just the way it goes when time passes," every other wrote. "A second remake of [Gold]/[Silver] would need to be a modern, reimagining and not just the standard ol' boring, cheap 2.5D treatment that it would most likely get. Otherwise it's a big pass for me."

Seems like even supposing this rumor had been true, it would not cross over smartly with a lot of the Pokémon fanbase.

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