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Starters from Gen 7 return in 's DLC and appear in the wild as Pokémon for you to find and catch in nearly every new map area. The adorable Rowlet, Popplio, and Litten from the Alola Region are unlocked when you complete certain quests in the League Club. You may have to finish several smaller missions before you track down these familiar favorites.

NASA never fails to amaze with its groundbreaking projects. Currently, NASA scientists and Engineers are gearing up for an extraordinary NASA experiment named GUSTO (Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz Observatory) in Antarctica. According to NASA, this innovative project involves a balloon-borne telescope set to launch "no earlier than December 21” as per NASA. Yes, you read that right, it is a balloon-borne telescope. While it will be no match for the James Webb Space Telescope, It will still be a big cog in the gargantuan NASA machine consisting of land, air and space telescopes. It will launch from the Ross Ice Shelf, near the U.S. National Science Foundation's McMurdo Station research base.

With the release of the for , plenty of new Pokémon have become available for catching, including the Generation 8 starters. Specifically, those would be Sobble, Grookey, and Scorbunny. These starters, once unlocked, will appear in the wild like every other Pokémon.

One of the most exciting features of the Indigo Disk DLC for is the ability to catch the famous Starter Pokémon from Generations 1 through 8. You won't be able to catch Starters as soon as you boot up the DLC, however. You'll need to put in the work to unlock a variety of Starters across four biomes.

While the Starter Pokémon from previous generations are not available in the base game for , the Indigo Disk DLC allows players to catch all twenty-four Starters across multiple different biomes. Each generation, including Generation 6, is split between three of the four biomes. However, they are not available at the start of the DLC.

is the second Part of the DLC for , and features former starter Pokémon for you to find and catch from the Gen 4 games. Piplup, Turtwig, and Chimchar can all be added to your roster of pocket monsters if you complete certain quests in the expansion. This straightforward process rewards anyone who puts a lot of time into the missions presented in the DLC.

The Indigo Disk DLC in features all the starter Pokémon from Generations 1 through 8. However, it isn't exactly clear how to get these Pokémon when you start playing through the DLC. If your nostalgia pushes you to collect the three Generation 1 starters (Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle), you'll need to put in a lot of effort.

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DLC for brings back many starters to find and catch, including the adorable Johto Region icons in Gen 2. However, the return of every companion Pokémon from the beginning of past journeys cannot be accessed right away. Completing a few quests will unlock Cyndaquil, Totodile, and Chikorita out in the wild.

An unassuming character featured in 's DLC is officially the strongest trainer ever to appear in the series. is the second part of 's expansion,. Following, it has players visiting Blueberry Academy as an exchange student, where they'll battle a variety of trainers from all around the world. There's also a wide variety of new Pokémon to catch in , along with new regions to explore and new mysteries to uncover.

Sometimes, the desire to fall backward through time is hard to resist. This year’s Game Awards showcase strongly brought this feeling on for me. As I watched the passionate crowd cheering on the titles that had shaped them through the year, a core memory of my own came creeping up, scented in 2006 fixation and drenched in video games that changed the tides of the industry, conventions, and the lives of sensitive young gamers. Gamers like me.

If you want to break rocks or defeat powerful enemies, you must use a Bomb Flower in . While there are a limited number of Bomb Flowers available to gather, there is a way to farm them from specific locations. Bomb Flowers are particularly handy as they explode on impact and are best used against tough bosses and areas blocked by breakable rocks.