Pokémon Go not connecting to Pokémon: Let’s Go? It’s not just you.

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Pokémon Go's new shiny Meltan event has made players return to Pokémon: Let's Go! Finding shiny Meltan, the mythical Pokémon with a little nut for a head, requires players to connect Pokémon Go to Pokémon: Let's Go! ; trading a Pokémon from the former game into the latter's special Go Park area will send a Mystery Box back to Pokémon Go. The changelog reads, "Resolved an issue where the Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee!

Pokémon: Let's Go: how to transfer your Pokémon Go collection

One of the most interesting aspects of Pokémon: Let's Go, which launches today on the Nintendo Switch, is that it connects with the mobile game Pokémon Go. Tap "connect to Nintendo Switch" and you'll get a notification on the Switch that a Pokémon Go account has been found. For starters, once you transfer a pokémon to the Switch game, you can't send it back to Pokémon Go, so be sure about your decision. You also can't transfer every pokémon. Let's Go is a remake of the original Game Boy title Yellow, which means that you can only transfer first-generation pokémon.

How to transfer from Pokémon Go to Pokémon Let's Go

As it stated in One of the big selling points of Pokémon Let's Go is that it allows you to transfer the pocket monsters you've found in Pokémon Go. IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to transfer Pokémon from Go to Let's Go, you need to reach Fuchsia City in Let's Go. STEP 1: Open Pokémon Go on your phoneOnce the app is open, tap the Poké Ball then tap "Settings" at the top right. Once you've done that, tap "Nintendo Switch" in the list of devices and then hit "Connect to Nintendo Switch."STEP 2: Open Pokémon: Let's Go! STEP 3: Transferring a Pokémon from phone to SwitchNow that the accounts are connected (and you've made it to Fuchsia City), you can transfer Pokémon over.