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Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon have been updated again with a new global event. By using the code “POYONG”, players can receive the Mega Stones for Mega Gardevoir, Mega Gallade, Mega Lopunny, and Mega Diancite. As of now, there is no end date known for the distribution.

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Game Informer is continuing its coverage of Game Freak and Pokemon today with some new insight into the studio. For the latest entry, the magazine goes over the company’s early history.

Game Freak first started out as a magazine / mini comic. When the Famicom was introduced, co-founder Junichi Masuda says the development of Mendel Palace started. Masuda said that the team “didn’t really have any official development equipment, so we just sort of had to hack the NES and figure out how it worked so we could develop on it ourselves without the official sort of development tools.”

Update: Game Informer just uploaded a video of Game Freak and Ohmori talking about Pokemon and Switch. We’ve added that in below.


Original: As mentioned earlier today, Game Informer’s latest issue contains a significant feature about Pokemon. The magazine visited Game Freak’s offices in Japan to reminisce about the franchise’s early days, the various entries, and more.

Switch was also one topic discussed. At E3 in June, it was announced that a brand new Pokemon game is planned for the system. Game Freak’s Junichi Masuda and Shigeru Ohmori both spoke about Switch and making a game on the platform.

This month’s issue of Game Informer will have a huge feature on Pokemon developer Game Freak. The magazine visited the studio in Japan “to get the full history of the series and talk about what’s in store for the future on Switch.” Game Informer “explored deeper into Game Freak’s studio than any western outlet has ever been allowed and were able to not only see where Pokemon is made, but where its creators hold their meetings, eat lunch, and even create the series’ iconic soundtrack.” The new issue is packed with twelve pages “covering the studio’s history and read development stories for every core Pokémon RPG it has created.”

Aside from content in the magazine, Game Informer will have “written features and video interviews with Game Freak co-founder, producer, director, and composer, Junichi Masuda, and Sun and Moon’s director, Shigeru Ohmori.”

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For those of you that entered in the Weakness Cup tournament, you can now receive 4 mega stones in the form of Latiosite, Latiasite, Altarianite and Ampharosite.

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A new single battle competition has been announced for Pokemon Sun and Moon, the No Holds Barred competition. The following mystical Pokemon can not be used Mewtwo, Lugia, Ho-Oh, Kyogre, Groudon, Rayquaza, Dialga, Palkia, Giratina, Arceus, Reshiram, Zekrom, Kyurem, Xerneas, Yveltal, Solgaleo or Lunala; however all other mystic Pokemon can be used. You also have the ability to have duplicate Pokemon and duplicate items. Registrations run from August 17th to the 24th and the battles start August 25 and 27th.

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You can currently get three more Mega Stones in Pokemon Sun and Moon, these stones being the ones to get Mega Tyranitar, Abomasnow and Manetric. All you have to do is use the code SABLEVOLANT to obtain all the stones. This code works worldwide and does not have a set expiration date, but it might be safer to use the code sooner than later.

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Pokemon Sun/Moon

For those of you that participated in the Pokemon Sun and Moon Global Mission, the rewards are now available for you to obtain. Participants who defended their champion role will receive 5 rare candy and a moon ball. The prize can be obtained through a serial code from the Pokemon Global Link. You will have until August 30th to take these rewards.

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A new battle competition has been announced for Pokemon Sun and Moon called the Weakness Cup. This competition will be single battles using only Pokemon with five or more weaknesses. Registrations will last from July 20th to July 21st, and the battles will happen July 28th through July 30th.

As for everyone that entered into the Tiny Tourney, the gifts for entry are now available through the Global Link. You will have til July 31st to obtain the Mega Stone gifts: Gardevoirite, Galladite and Lopunnite.

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The seventh Pokemon Global Mission involves defending your Champion Title. The title must be defended 100,000 times by everyone and upon success players will receive 2,000 FC and on failure will receive 200 FC. The amount of FC earned is double if your account is connected to a Global Link, 4,000 FC (success) and 400 FC (failure). By defending your Champion Title once you will receive a Rare Candy regardless. Also, if double the target amount is reached players will receive a Moon Ball for their efforts. This event will run until July 11th.

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