Pokémon has evolved so many times over its existence; it's staggering. Not to mention the droves of spinoffs that switched genres on us countless times; each Generation brings something different to the table, even if it's a new gimmick.
The regional shifts are core to the series' magic, whisking us away to a new zone with each mainline entry and introducing new characters to meet and drama to solve. If you've been wanting to go back to one of the first regions and see it through different eyes, you're in luck. Thanks to a tip on Reddit, we have an idea of what Pokémon Sunset will entail and how to play it.
Live now in 1.0, you can find Pokémon Sunset Edition, which includes new "Sunset Forms" of existing Pokémon, based on a foundation of a version of LeafGreen, the first Generation remake:
"Pokémon Sunset is a fanhack based off of LeafGreen 1.1. It's a 'vanilla++' binary hack made with Hex Maniac Advance. This is my personal homage to my favorite childhood game on the Game Boy Advance. The design philosophy of this hack is to improve difficulty, replayability, and Pokémon variety without changing the core system of what made...
