Surprise, Pokemon Trading Card Game and Pokemon Stadium 2 are now on Nintendo Switch Online.
20.07.2023 - 16:15 / polygon.com
A new feature for Pokémon Go rolls out Thursday, letting players create and explore custom Routes. Unlike in classic Pokémon games, the Routes feature in Pokémon Go will introduce in-game pathways that lead players from destination to destination with, hopefully, exciting encounters and intriguing sights along the way.
Routes in Pokémon Go are designed to be something like an in-game walking tour, connecting the game’s PokéStops and Gyms in creative ways to encourage players to get moving and to discover interesting landmarks.
Players will also be rewarded for walking the game’s Routes, Niantic said in a blog post, doling out extra XP, Buddy Candy, and other bonuses as they explore players’ creations.
In an interview, Pokémon Go senior producer Chad Jones told Polygon the goal with Routes is to give the game’s players a way to explore cities, towns, and parks like a local. Routes, Jones said, will let trainers “share knowledge that they have about the world to create the in-between spaces between the points of interest that we already have.” That means things like interesting hikes or “cool secret paths that people wouldn’t know unless they were a local — hidden gardens or art or things that they are just aware of that most people wouldn’t be,” Jones said. He likened the feature to other popular mapping apps, like AllTrails and Strava.
“In my neighborhood, we have a park where we have a back entrance that goes over a wooden footbridge, and is like objectively more enjoyable for humans, who are just walking around the world that Google [Maps] wouldn’t lead you to it because they don’t know about it — and it’s inefficient,” Jones explained. “You wouldn’t know about it unless you were there with a local. We’re hoping that
Surprise, Pokemon Trading Card Game and Pokemon Stadium 2 are now on Nintendo Switch Online.
A for Pokémon Scarlet and Violet has been released, showing off the two iconic legendary Pokémon from Kanto.
Mew is one of the most well-known Legendaries in the entire Pokemon Franchise. Even in the Red and Blue days, playground rumors were spread about how to get Mew; it was a wild goose chase, but every Pokemon Trainer wanted one. Fast forward to 2023, and Gamefreak has given out a limited-time code to get one immediately. Here’s how to Grab a free Mew in Pokemon Scarlet and Violet before it’s too late!
Many Pokemon fans have been hoping against hope that the series’ Game Boy and Game Boy Advance era mainline entries will one day make their way over to Nintendo Switch Online, but while that still remains an elusive dream, The Pokemon Company and Nintendo are, at least, continuing to bring beloved spinoffs to the service, from Pokemon Stadium to Pokemon Puzzle League to Pokemon Snap. Now, two more have been added to that list.
The Pokemon Company had several details regarding upcoming projects like Detective Pikachu Returns and Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’s upcoming paid expansion, The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero – Part 1: The Teal Mask. The latter is out on September 13th, but in the meantime, players can partake in a new 7-star Tera Raid against Mewtwo from September 1st, midnight UTC till September 18th, 2:59 PM UTC.
The recent Pokemon Presents stream was a rather unremarkable, as many had predicted it would be, but The Pokemon Company did close it with an extended look at the ucoming two-part expansion for Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, The Hidden Area of Treasure Zero.
Nintendo has surprised Pokémon fans by releasing two classic games from its long-running monster-catching and battling series on Nintendo Switch Online — Pokémon Trading Card Game (Game Boy) and Pokémon Stadium 2 (N64) are now playable on Switch.
Game Boy – Nintendo Switch Online has added Pokemon Trading Card Game, and Nintendo 64 – Nintendo Switch Online has added Pokemon Stadium 2, Nintendo announced. Both are available now.
Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet downloadable content “The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero Part 1: The Teal Mask” will launch on September 13, The Pokemon Company and developer Game Freak announced.
During the August 8 Pokemon Presents, The Pokemon Company announced two classic Pokemon titles are coming to Nintendo Switch Online. First up is the Pokemon Trading Card Game which came out on Gameboy Color in 1998. The second is Pokemon Stadium 2 which hit N64 in 2000.
Today's Pokémon Presents gave us lots of updates on upcoming Pokémon titles, like Detective Pikachu Returns, the classic games coming to Switch Online, and even new raids for Mewtwo in Scarlet and Violet. However, none of those updates were as substantial as the one we got on the upcoming Scarlet and Violet DLC, with the showcase spending ten minutes of its 35-minute runtime to reveal new Pokémon, new areas, and even a release date. Here's everything you need to know about Pokémon Scarlet and Vilet: The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero.
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