The idea is simple: SnD coins can only be purchased with actual, real-life money from the Sam and Dan website where you can enter your payment details and receive whichever amount of SnD coins you desire. One of the ways in which Sam and Dan are able to continue developing the game and produce weekly updates is the innovation of ‘ Sam and Dan Coins’, or ‘SnD’ coins if you like to save a second or two in your pronouncing of already-short words and phrases. Should the time ever arise that a third title is released, there are a number of features which I would put the icing on what is an already competently-baked cake. I find it quite miraculous in the first place that the game has converted me from a Tower Defence sceptic to an avid enthusiast of the genre, provided it is wrought with Pokémon and allusions to the original games for the first-generation Gameboy.

I find it hard to criticise this game due to its outrageous number of positive attributes that include its addictiveness (which is almost narcotic in nature), its potential for expansion, the mixing of tower defence strategy with true Pokémon battle style, its adherence to the original graphics and music, and general ability to create a sense that you are actually playing an officially licensed Pokémon game. I would imagine that due to the ever-evolving nature as a result of the updates it receives on a regular basis, that a Pokémon Tower Defence 2 is a game that is unlikely to exist until a time in the future that is sadly quite far away. Pokémon Tower Defence 2 – Improvements, Flaws, Options for the future in a Potential 3 rd Game

Just before we do though, we thought we would give you some food for thought with our own reflections on 'Generations' so far and our preferred improvements. With Pokemon Tower Defense Generations being released and added to on a monthly basis by Sam & Dan we thought we would open up the floor to comments on what fans would like to see in Pokemon Tower Defense 3.

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