The results are in

And apparently Yellow technically won out, though Infinite Warfare seems to be in second place. Right then. Here we go.

-Yellow

    Yellow is considered one of the best Pokémon games ever made, and that's not just because it's a 1st Gen game. At the time, the Pokémon anime was considered to be the shit, rather than being shit, and everyone wanted to be just like Ash (It was the 90's, so don't be too harsh). Nintendo, sensing a massive cash cow opportunity, decided to make an improve Red/Blue version, edit it a tad bit to make it more like the anime, and replace the classic starter decision with just handing you a Pikachu.

    It was a smash hit, and I bought it for the virtual console because I thought it was great, plus it was a Kanto game. I literally have at least one of every region under my belt (excluding Orre and whatever Pokémon Snap is set in), or at least with the games.

    Thing is, I'm also a Nuzlocker who didn't publish anything. So...here's the rules:

1. First encounter is only available catch (starts once balls are in play), unless the ball is next to their species name, in which case ignore until you find one that isn't with that condition.
2. Nickname all caught Pokémon
3. Fainteath


-Infinite Warfare

    Infinite Warfare is considered one of the most controversial Call of Duty games of ALL TIME. Why? Well after Ghosts (which can go suck a baguette of dicks), faith in the franchise plummeted. Advanced Warfare was okay (and Kevin Spacey is perhaps the best part), and BLOPSIII was...meta, to put it lightly.

    Thankfully, the campaign is actually pretty good, and there's a lot of detail put into it...unless you want a Grey vs Grey morality play, in which case, you're plain out of luck. But if you read the above post, you know that I'm a closeted masochist.

So I'm playing it on Specialist. Which removes the regenerating health, has Fallout esque injuries, and the helmets can be broken.

Yeah...