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This past week’s Pokemon Sword/Shield tease has culminated with the reveal of a new Pokemon: Sirfetch’d. This is a Wild Duck Pokemon that can be evolved from Farfetch’d after experiencing many battles.

Here’s the official trailer:

Sirfetch’d will be exclusive to Pokemon Sword, but can be traded to Pokemon Shield.

Pokemon Sword and Pokemon Shield

Serebii.net has reported that new Pokemon Sword and Shield information will come on September 18th at 22:00 JST.

Specifically, they state that the news drop will pertain to the mystery “glitched” Pokemon that was teased on the official Pokemon site a few days ago. 

More details will be shared when they are made known.

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The official Pokemon Twitter account and website for Pokemon Sword and Shield is teasing a new Pokemon that appears to be “glitching” on the site.

When visiting the link provided in the tweet, viewers are brought to the standard home page but with a blurred image of a Pokemon floating on screen.

After eventually making it to the creature’s details page, the Pokemon is listed as a Fighting type and has the Steadfast ability, However, the rest of the details are “glitched” so much as to not have anything else substantial shared.

More information will be shared when it is made known.

https://twitter.com/Pokemon/status/1172376712509677568?s=20

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Nintendo is rolling out commercials for Pokemon Sword/Shield with a new “Switch My Way” advert. We have it attached below.

Pokemon Sword/Shield had its own spotlight during the latest Nintendo Direct. In the footage shown, fans noticed that an auto-save message briefly appears.

This is something that would be very much appreciated in most games, but because of the nature of Pokemon, fans have some concerns. Auto-saving could interfere with resetting for shiny Pokemon and different natures as well as certain battles/encounters.

Fortunately, Pokemon Sword/Shield still has a manual save option. It’s very much possible that auto-save is optional or is limited to certain areas.

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With many students starting up school again, My Nintendo is getting fans ready with a couple of new Pokemon Sword/Shield rewards.

First up is a set of lunch bag name tags for 30 Platinum Points. These feature Grookey, Scorbunny, and Sobble as well as the Legendary Pokemon Zacian and Zamazenta. The name tags can be printed at home or at an office supply store (the latter of which Nintendo says may let you laminate them). With a hole puncher, you can create hole in the corner of the tag and tie it to the lunch bag with a ribbon or string.

Update (9/7): The Pokemon Sword/Shield collector’s edition guide is up on Amazon Canada. It’s also now on sale for $28.98 on Amazon US.


Original (9/4): As previously reported, Pokemon Sword/Shield will be getting an official guide. We now know that as collector’s edition will be available alongside the standard release.

The Pokemon Sword/Shield collector’s edition guide will contain some exclusive extras. These include a premium hard cover, exclusive concept artwork, and Joy-Con controller skin and tech decal pack.

Pre-orders are currently open on Amazon here.

Nintendo has published another Japanese commercial for the Nintendo Switch Lite, which you can watch below. The featured game in this commercial is Pokemon Sword & Shield; while the video doesn’t show off anything completely new, it briefly shows Dynamax Morepeko and Lapras, as well as Impidimp, which still hasn’t been officially revealed yet.

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Pokemon Sword/Shield was one of the few confirmed games as part of today’s Nintendo Direct. In the presentation, two new Pokemon were revealed. Polteageist and Cramorant are both in the game.

To prepare for the launch of Pokemon Sword/Shield Nintendo has announced a series of pop-up tourism centers in which fans can learn more about Galarian culture and must-do regional activities. It’ll kick off at PAX West 2019 next weekend in Seattle, and will continue appearing in select cities across the U.S. The “Galar Visitors Center” will let fans take their Galar region passport photo, speak with “tour guides” to learn more about regional activities and characters, and receive special themed items.

Here’s the current tourism schedule is below (note: additional destinations will be added in the future):


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