Both "Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu" and "Pokémon Let's Go! Eevee" are scheduled to launch on November 16. The two games are said to interoperate, with players of both able to swap Pokémon on-the-fly. These two are much more standard fare - as rumored, "Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu" and "Pokémon Let's Go! Eevee" are based on the original "Pokémon Yellow" from the Nintendo Game Boy. Perhaps one has some Pokémon that the other doesn't, but it's likely that they're very similar games. Later this year, in November, Nintendo plans to release two other Pokémon games: "Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu" and "Pokémon Let's Go! Eevee." They're seemingly sister games, along the sames lines of previous Pokémon games released as a pair. The game is also heading to iOS and Android in "late June." You can see a trailer for it right here: Instead, Nintendo describes it as a, "rambunctious action RPG." Instead of playing as a trainer, collecting Pokémon and taking on rival trainers, you play as a gaggle of pixelated Pokémon.
"Pokémon Quest" isn't a standard Pokémon game. It's available as of Tuesday evening for download on the Nintendo eShop digital storefront. As of now, you can download and play the "free-to-start" game "Pokémon Quest" on the Switch. In November, Nintendo plans to launch two new Pokémon games in "Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu" and "Pokémon Let's Go! Eevee."Īn entirely new entry in the "core" Pokémon series will arrive on the Switch in "late 2019."Įxcited for a new entry in the Pokémon series, on a main Nintendo console for the first time ever? How does four sound to you? "Pokémon Quest" is a "free-to-start" game that's available now on the Switch - it's a spin-off of the standard Pokémon games.
Nintendo announced three new Pokémon games for the Nintendo Switch on Tuesday evening, and one is available right now.
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