A new Pokemon game was launched for Nintendo Switch in the recent past, and it's called Pokemon Quest. This game is packed with blocky elements and pastel colors, offering a chill take on the long-running franchise. We've known for a short while that the game would also be released for mobile devices, and today The Pokemon Company gave an update on that plan.
Everything you need to know about Pokemon GO Trading is here right this minute. This is the guide you might just want to bookmark - we'll be updating as we go. Until and through the point at which Trading is released into the live game, this is the place for all the ins and outs and how-to situations of all sorts. Plus, The People Eater is here to count the cost - because trading ain't free!
As we were expecting, Nintendo touched on Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee today during its E3 2018 showcase. We didn't learn very many new things about the games, with Reggie Fils-Aime essentially taking us through a recap of what was announced a few weeks ago. However, he did make a rather big announcement by revealing that Mew is going to come with every Poke Ball Plus accessory.
There are so many characters in Nintendo Switch's Super Smash Bros Ultimate that your head will spin. Every single character from the original Super Smash Bros game series appears to be in this game. That's all the characters, N64, Wii, and so forth. That includes DLC characters, too - it's nuts!
Get ready to shell out for a Nintendo Switch Online subscription if you want to enjoy the platform's two new Pokemon games to their fullest extents. Nintendo has announced that Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu! and Pokemon Let's Go Eevee! will both require a premium subscription to the online service for some of their features. While the games will still largely be playable without one, there's reason for Pokemon fanatics to consider paying Nintendo's $20 asking price for Switch Online.
Still reeling from the news that the Nintendo Switch game Pokemon Let's Go will be an extension of Pokemon GO? You're not alone. We're running through the latest announcements and clarifications on what this game will bring to the public, what it'll mean to already have a Pokemon GO account now, and what the new Pokemon will be - and how you'll get it!
Well, that didn't take long: though Pokemon Quest has only been available for a couple of days, it's already turned into a big success for the Switch. In just two short days, the game has managed to hit 1 million downloads, which certainly isn't anything to stick your nose up at. While the fact that the game is free is probably a big reason why it has found instant success, the Pokemon brand has undoubtedly helped drive downloads.
Nintendo is back this week with another batch of games its sending live on the eShop for Switch, 3DS, and Wii U. This week's round up includes a Pokemon game that was first revealed only a couple of days ago, along with a quirky indie title that has found a lot of success on Steam. There's also a demo for Mario Tennis Aces going live for the weekend, so get ready to spend some time with that as well.
There's a new Pokemon toy in town, and it's called the Poke Ball Plus. This Pokeball-sized piece of equipment is made for more than one game - both the Pokemon: Let's Go game for Nintendo Switch and the mobile game Pokemon GO! This controller works different ways for each game, and doesn't do a single thing on its own.*
It is a franchise that is more than 20 years old and one that was aimed primarily at children. And yet when news of new Pokemon games for the Nintendo Switch and smartphones came out, the grownup populace of the Internet were buzzing about chattering about them. Very few games can claim to have spanned not just years but generations as well. What exactly has made Pokemon so successful? Probably by having some of the best psychologists working in The Pokemon Company.
It seems that the Nintendo Switch game that all owners have been waiting for has finally been confirmed. OK, maybe that's a bit of a stretch but no Nintendo console has ever been deemed complete without a proper Pokemon title. Not a spin-off or mini game but an honest to goodness Pokemon RPG. Or at least a battle game. Now the Switch will have such and a bit more. Let's Go: Pikachu and Let's Go: Eevee has not only been confirmed, it even has a release date and features to make Pokemon fans drool.
E3 2018 is on the horizon, and as you'd expect, the rumor mill has been working overtime. One game that's been getting a lot of attention in the lead up to E3 is the upcoming mainline Pokemon title for Nintendo Switch. We know very little about the game at this point in time, but there have been plenty of rumors that claim we're closing in on a reveal nonetheless.