Pokémon’s first Switch game launches in November, connects to Pokémon Go
In Summary : After previously confirming that Nintendo Switch will be home to the next major Pokémon games, the series' handlers conf...
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In Summary :
After previously confirming that Nintendo Switch will be home to the next major Pokémon games, the series' handlers confirmed exactly how those games will look via a Tuesday night media event and trailer. The event saw developer Game Freak and publisher Nintendo confirming previous rumors of the games' titles: Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee. The games will arrive on Nintendo Switch on November 16, but anybody expecting these games to play identically to the series' Game Boy and DS/3DS versions may be in for a rude awakening. For starters, it looks a whole lot more like the smartphone-only game Pokémon Go, as players will no longer engage in random battles in order to collect and power up their own Pokémon creatures. Instead, the Let's Go games will ask players to waggle Joy-Con controllers to simulate a Pokéball throw after happening upon creatures in their travels. Standard Pokémon creature battles will be limited to match-ups against rival trainers in the game.[...]
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https://arstechnica.com/?p=1316107
After previously confirming that Nintendo Switch will be home to the next major Pokémon games, the series' handlers confirmed exactly how those games will look via a Tuesday night media event and trailer. The event saw developer Game Freak and publisher Nintendo confirming previous rumors of the games' titles: Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu and Pokémon: Let's Go Eevee. The games will arrive on Nintendo Switch on November 16, but anybody expecting these games to play identically to the series' Game Boy and DS/3DS versions may be in for a rude awakening. For starters, it looks a whole lot more like the smartphone-only game Pokémon Go, as players will no longer engage in random battles in order to collect and power up their own Pokémon creatures. Instead, the Let's Go games will ask players to waggle Joy-Con controllers to simulate a Pokéball throw after happening upon creatures in their travels. Standard Pokémon creature battles will be limited to match-ups against rival trainers in the game.[...]
kindly refer the following link as follow up :
https://arstechnica.com/?p=1316107
