One of the anticipated titles to arrive this year are "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon." There is no doubt that the duo titles are making waves online. According to news reports, the upcoming Pokemon games will have QR codes, talking Pokedex and will be the opening presentation of Nintendo at E3.
'Pokemon Sun' And 'Pokemon Moon' To Use QR Codes
According to Nintendo Life, "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" will include a QR code scanning feature. This feature is said to be tied in with an upcoming arcade game in Japan. "Pokemon Ga-Ole" will be out in July and is set to replace "Pokemon Tretta."
The QR codes will be compatible with "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon." At the time, we only have limited details about these features but you don't need to be an industry analyst to learn that owning tokens that can unlock Pokemon or smaller extras in 3DS games will help players enjoy the game in the arcade machine.
'Pokemon Sun' and 'Pokemon Moon' To Include Talking Pokedex
According to Christian Today, "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" will include a more advanced Pokedex as enhanced by Rotom. This device is used to keep track of encountered and captured Pokemon.
The updated Pokedex for "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" is equipped with the ability to converse with the player. It will also help the players identify their current location and next destination. It could work as a map.
The Rotom Pokedex will also help "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" players enjoy the gameplay by providing tips based on the information they learned from the players they previously talked in the game. The Pokedex can also serve as a journal to keep track of your quests.
'Pokemon Sun' and 'Pokemon Moon' Will Be Nintendo's Opening Presentation At E3
On a side note, "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" will be Nintendo's opening presentation at E3 (Electronic Entertainment Expo). E3 will be held next week. Thus, we will soon learn more details about the upcoming title soon.
"Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon" will be released in Japan and North America on Nov. 18. On the other hand, European players will have access to it on Nov. 23, Ecumenical News reported.
Are you excited for the arrival of "Pokemon Sun" and "Pokemon Moon?" What do you expect from the game? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
