Stomp gains power, not accuracy. It still has a low chance to hit a minimized target, just will deal significantly more (double) damage.

EDIT: @Pseudolegendary discussion: It's a fan term only. It refers to pokemon at the end of the pokedex with 3 stage evolutions which usually require end-game items (HMs for example) They tend to have higher stats, but that's essentially a part of the definition for the fan term. Nintendo obviously wants to make a few late game pokemon that are stronger and are rewarding to train despite the extra effort near the end of the main game, it's simple game design policy to make stuff obtainable later the stronger stuff (in any game really). Nintendo has never called them pseudolegendaries that I know of.

[QUOTE="Hegna1"]Honestly, I'm a Pokemon guy, but it's not the best choice for a quick game to pick up and play head to head. Good Teams take anywhere from a week to a couple of months to make properly. Mario Kart's nice along with the multiplayer minigames from the two LoZ games. Advance Wars (either Days of Ruin or Dual Strike) seem good to me too.Ovirew

If it is face to face, then AWDS still works though :P

For money? :?
They're a business and they know that it will sell millions like FireRed/LeafGreen and HeartGold/SoulSilver.
They purposely exclude pokemon in order to have a reason to remake the games: To complete the pokedex.
GameFreak could have had Kanto and Johto pokemon available in Ruby/Sapphire and Diamond/Pearl, but they didn't.

There's a large amount of pokemon excluded from B/W and it's highly probable that Grey won't have every 649 pokemon available.

ANIMEguy10034

That doesn't deny a remake (I'm still kind of expecting it to happen), but it's not necessary to catch all the Pokemon if that's what you're aiming for.

Lucky hax. Fire Blast totally should've hit, Would've won if it did (his last has nothing to hit what I had). Think it should be 2 out of 3 so I have an advantage coming from the winner's bracket :P Nah, jk.