While everyone is busy playing the Pokemon Sun & Moon demo version, CoroCoro have released some gameplay footage from the full version of the game. The video shows the player facing off against the first Totem Pokemon in the full version of the game – in Pokemon Sun, that is Gumshoos (in Pokemon Moon, you will encounter Alolan Raticate instead). Give it a watch:
Nintendo made good on its “late morning” promise from yesterday’s press release. The Pokemon Sun & Moon demo is out now on the eShop across Europe and the UK.
Fittingly for the last half of October, Pokemon Shuffle is featuring its latest update around Ghost-type and spooky Pokemon. There is a new stage featuring a special Spooky form of Sableye. There is also a safari featuring Zubat, Drifloon, Pumpkaboo (Spooky), Gourgeist (Spooky), Golbat, Crobat, and Pikachu (Spooky). There is a new stage for Driftblim, as well as returning stages for Hoopa and Landorus.
All stages except Landorus will run until November 1. Landorus will run until October 25 and can be played once a day.
A lot of data is getting mined from the Pokemon Sun and Moon demo, and the final forms of the three starters are some of the first to be hit. Head past the break to see the leaked models:
Monster Hunter Stories came to Japan on October 8. Capcom now intends to release a soundtrack based on the game, which is set for November 9 with a 3,000 yen price point. It has a cover jacket that’s the same as the game’s package illustration, where the protagonist is riding on a Rathalos.
Capcom’s soundtrack will include two discs. Additionally, all copies feature a full-color booklet. It also comes with a QR code that unlocks a usable in-game item.
Those playing through the new Pokemon Sun/Moon demo have spotted a new Alolan Form Pokemon. Since this might be considered a spoiler for some, head past the break for more.
Are you unable to connect to the Wii U or 3DS eShops? There’s a reason for that. Nintendo’s maintenance page states that users may encounter issues loading the shops due to heavy traffic.
The Pokemon Sun/Moon demo just made its way to Australia and Japan, so that’s likely the cause here. Additional issues may pop up tomorrow once North America and Europe have access to it as well.
Some folks already have access to the Pokemon Sun/Moon demo – specifically players in Australia and Japan. There are also some people who managed to fully complete it. After going through the demo, you’ll be treated to a new trailer, which we have after the break.
We’re about a month away from the launch of Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon. Despite that, the regular news updates haven’t wrapped up just yet.
The Japanese Pokemon site confirms that the next update is planned for October 27. News will drop at the following times:
– 6 AM PT
– 9 AM PT
– 2 PM in the UK
– 3 PM in Europe
The Pokemon Sun/Moon demo is already out in a couple of regions, but it won’t be available in most areas until several hours from now. While you wait, view a new video from Nintendo below.
As stated at the end of the video, the Pokemon Sun/Moon demo goes live in North America at 10 AM ET / 7 AM PT.
