Pokémon: Let’s Go!: everything we know

As it stated in Does Pokémon: Let's Go have anything to do with Pokémon Go? There will be a way to transfer Pokémon caught in Pokémon Go to Pokémon: Let's Go! Pokémon with high CP in Pokémon Go will also have high CP in Pokémon Let's Go! For example, a parent and an older sibling can both transfer Pokémon from their smartphones to a younger kid's Pokémon: Let's Go! Nostalgic elements that older players know and love combined with newer mechanics, revamped graphics and a connection to Pokémon Go promise a new type of Pokémon game.

The Pokémon: Let's Go Poké Ball controller is psyching out dogs

The Poké Ball Plus is an attractive proposition for Pokémon collectors, and one of its biggest draws is that it gifts players the rare, legendary Mew. Another big feature for the Poké Ball is that you can "throw" it, and the game will register the motion controls in-game when you encounter a new critter. In short: playing the new Pokémon game, as far as your dog is concerned, may well look like you're playing fetch. — Peppermint (@Peppermint_paw) November 17, 2018Furthermore, I have never psyched out my dog more than when playing the new Pokémon game with the pokeball plus controller. But if you're playing with the Poké Ball Plus attachment and you have a pet, just make sure you're not completely ignoring your real pet for a virtual one.

Pokémon: Let's Go is the perfect way to introduce kids to the series

as mentioned in We had played a bit of Pokémon: Let's Go on the Nintendo Switch before bed the night before, and she woke up thinking about pocket monsters. In 2016, hundreds of millions of new players were drawn to the franchise through the mobile game Pokémon Go. But for many of them, the jump to a traditional Pokémon experience — one with battles, experience points, and other fussy role-playing features — was too far. She was introduced to the series through Pokémon Go, which created a magical window into this long-established fantasy world. From there, the game slowly starts to resemble a more traditional Pokémon experience.

Pokémon: Let's Go is a 'starting point for the next 20 years of Pokémon'

He was heavily involved with Niantic's Pokémon Go and is directing Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!, Game Freak's upcoming Switch games. With Let's Go, Game Freak hopes to unite its longtime fanbase with new fans — a goal that wouldn't be possible without Pokémon Go. Since its release in 2016, the mobile game has changed the way Game Freak views the franchise. "Maybe 20 years from now you'll understand what I'm saying."Masuda has high hopes that Pokémon: Let's Go will give the series a boost big enough to last that long.