"I waited over a decade for my favorite Pokémon to get a Mega Evolution, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A finally gave it to me. I dove headlong into the RPG upon release, spending every spare moment I could in Lumiose City , but now that I'm nearly done with everything the game has to offer, I'm starting to feel my running and jumping through the streets of its Paris-inspired setting shift to a light jog."
"She explained that, especially after everything that's happened to BioWare in the past year, she felt like seeing the credits roll on this latest entry would mean the end of a "moment" of her life, as 's future seems murky at best. I kind of understood, but part of me is also of the mind that seeing something through to the end is only half the experience. Sitting with it and examining its complexities is just as important."
I waited over a decade for my favorite Pokémon to get a Mega Evolution and finally received it in Pokémon Legends: Z-A, spending spare moments exploring Lumiose City. Nearing completion, my pace slowed as I caught final monsters and finished sidequests while savoring Mega Raichu's golden, two-tailed form. A visiting friend avoided finishing The Veilguard to postpone the end of a meaningful period tied to BioWare's uncertain future. I recognize reluctance to finish cherished games as a way to defer an endpoint and am preparing to move on as new Pokémon announcements approach.
Read at Kotaku
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