Get yourself ten Premiere Balls in Pokemon Sword/Shield with a new code
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
A new code has been released for Pokemon Sword/Shield players to redeem through Mystery Gift. By entering code AREAS1LVESTRE, you’ll receive ten Premiere Balls.
The code can be redeemed until February 27.
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Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass official announcement, screenshots, art
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The Pokemon Company has published an official announcement for the Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass with tons of details. Screenshots and art have been released as well.
Here’s the full roundup:
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Pokemon Sword/Shield update out now (version 1.1.0)
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A new update just went live for Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield. All players can access version 1.1.0.
After installing the update, you’ll be able to encounter a Galarian Slowpoke that’s wandered in from the Isle of Armor. You can catch the Pokemon, and it can evolve into Galarian Slowbro if you use an item found on the Isle of Armor or Galarian Slowking if you use an item found in the Crown Tundra.
Be sure to visit Wedgehurst Station so that you can have your short at capturing Slowpoke.
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Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass announced
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in News, Switch | 0 comments
During today’s Pokemon Direct, a Pokemon Sword/Shield Expansion Pass was announced. New experiences are planned for current players.
In a video release today, a ton of new content was teased. Game Freak is working on new Pokemon and new forms, new areas, and more. Different Pokemon, people, and places will be available depending on which version of Sword/Shield you’re playing.
The Isle or Armor will be part one of the Expansion Pass, launching in June. The Crown of Tundra will follow this fall. Both offer different experiences.
Here are some additional details:
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Pokemon Twitter account apparently puts out tweet with pink Gastrodon in Sword/Shield, then deletes it
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in Rumors, Switch | 0 comments
Play Pokemon is one of the official Twitter accounts for the Pokemon series. Earlier today, a message was apparently posted with a pink Gastrodon. However, soon after, it was deleted.
Here’s a look at the tweet:
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Rumor: Pokemon Diamond/Pearl beta sprites leak, show distinct male/female designs
Posted on 5 years ago by Brian(@NE_Brian) in DS, Rumors | 0 comments
A potential Pokemon leak recently surfaced on 4chan. Supposedly, a whole bunch of beta sprites from Diamond and Pearl have popped up online. They’re notable in the way they present the Pokemon, as there are distinct designs for male and female variants.
Take Pikachu for instance. Apparently, the female version of that creature has a heart at the end of her tail and is lop-eared. We also have a look at a female Charizard with one horn, a female Arcanine with a swept-back mane, a female Mudkip with a shorter head fin, a female Plusle with smaller ears, and a female Marill have a larger ball at the end of its tail.
Here are some of the highlights:
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Pokemon Company given permission to subpoena Discord and 4chan to identify Sword/Shield leakers
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We have a brief update on the situation surrounding the Pokemon Sword/Shield leaks and The Pokemon Company’s search for the people involved. Earlier in the week, The Pokemon Company was granted the ability to subpoena Discord and 4chan to unmask their identities. Those two platforms will be forced to provide any information they have about the implicated subjects.
The Pokemon Company started its search last month. There were a number of leaks pertaining to Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield, but the subpoena involved here involves the official guide. Certain fans were able to get their hands on the book weeks before release and shared images online showcasing unannounced Pokemon. The Pokemon Company felt those leaks caused “irreparable injury”.
The Pokemon Company’s end goal doesn’t just involve identifying the leakers. If their search is successful, they could have a lawsuit sent their way.
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Pokemon Sword/Shield have highest launch month dollar sales of any Pokemon release in the U.S.
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According to the latest NPD report, Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield saw the highest launch month dollar sales of any Pokemon release in U.S. history. The previous launch month high was set by Pokemon Sun/Moon.
In the U.S. last month, Pokemon Sword was the third best-selling game. Pokemon Sword/Shield Double Pack came in at #4, followed by Pokemon Shield at #5. Combining the SKUs would put Pokemon Sword/Shield at #2 overall for November.
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Pokemon Sword/Shield details more of its new Pokemon, Gym Leaders
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The Pokemon Company is continuing to share information about Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield well after their release. For today’s update, more of the games’ creatures have been detailed along with a few Gym Leaders.
Here’s the full announcement:
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Pokemon Sword/Shield – official details and art for Gigantamax Snorlax, starter evolutions, Zacian and Zamazenta
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Following up today’s new trailer, The Pokemon Company has passed along another news update on Pokemon Sword/Shield. The latest coverage pertains to Gigantamax Snorlax, starter evolutions, and Zacian and Zamazenta.
Here’s the full rundown: