Pokémon X and Y are very solid entries in the gargantuan creature-collecting series, so much so that they perhaps go a little underappreciated as more and more games are released. It added the Mega Evolution system to proceedings, and though we can argue all day about how it has been utilized since, it's undoubtedly a pretty great idea in principle.
Though other games are shouted about more often, they are also prime candidates for an official remake, particularly given how in vogue those are right now. With that potential future seemingly far from Game Freak's minds right now, there are some fans who have taken matters into their own hands, refreshing the experience for a new generation.
Created by the ROM hacker Buffel Saft, Pokémon Eternal X & Wilting Y are a reimagining of the originals that dial up the difficulty and adds a bunch of additional 'mons and features to the proverbial party. It currently comes in four different downloads, a Legal Version, a Rebalanced Version, an Insanity Mode, and an Online Mode.
The Legal Version, "adds many egg and tutor moves to almost every Pokémon's level up moves, all of which are legal in the official games," making...
