Instead we ended up at a local school, where there were more tutorial-like antics to be had and a series of pokémon battles with some fairly competent trainers.Īlthough it’s not a part of Pokémon GO at all, training and battling pokémon has always been the heart of the mainline games. These seem to perform the same structural purpose as gyms, and even grant you a similar kind of medal if you beat them – although not that we had time to get that far. Where Moon does start to deviate from the usual Pokémon formula though is that there seems to be no gyms, but instead a series of trials that you’re invited to complete. All of this is very familiar, and enjoyably so as we wander through the night looking for pokémon in the long grass and hearing their calls shriek out around us.
We also enjoyed getting roped into the usual tutorial style intro, where we meet the local professor (our cousin, apparently), his helper (a strange girl with something mysterious hidden in her bag), and your soon-to-be rival.Įven a Pokémon GO player will be familiar with the very basics of the game as we’re given a starter pokémon (we chose the fire type Litten, who’s an angry looking little kitten), a few pokéballs, and told to go out into the world and fill up our pokédex (which is now inhabited by a variant of an existing pokémon called Rotom, which means it can talk back to you). Although we were charmed to hear that the old sound effects, such as moving between rooms, haven’t changed at all. Unfortunately for fans, no other information regarding the type of content contained in the potential demo or a release date were mentioned in the filing.The game proper begins, as always, in your bedroom, except now you get to view it up close and with surprisingly good graphics.
According to the filing for the trial software, Nintendo put the application in last Friday, one day after its 3DS-centric Direct presentation. In what appears to be an accidental reveal, the South Korea's Game and Administration Committee leaked the existence of an upcoming demo for Pokemon Sun and Moon. Not only has the app pushed people to go out and hunt for those pesky pocket monsters in real world location but the craze has been a nice lead-in for the upcoming 3DS game, Pokemon Sun/Moon, and fans may be getting their hands on the title much sooner if a potential leak is true. It's been a whirlwind couple of months for the Pokemon franchise thanks in large part to the mobile sensation Pokemon Go. According to a potential leak from the South Korea's Game and Administration Committee, a special demo version of Pokemon Sun and Moon may be arriving soon for 3DS owners.
0 kommentar(er)
