The stripped-down nature of the game allowed Game Freak to focus on graphics, and these games are visually better than Sword and Shield or anything seen so far for the latest announced releases. Let's Go 's biggest issues are the removal of held items and a lack of post-game activities -- two things that could easily be changed in a sequel. Let's Go Johto could even feature a return to Kanto just like the originals did, allowing Game Freak to re-use the assets from Pikachu and Eevee with some improvements and tweaks and solving the issue of recent games having minimal post-game content.
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She also appears at different places in the game's storyline, probably due to the nature of her new role. Still, since the second generation introduced Pokemon breeding as an important mechanic, and as it wasn't included in Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee , Game Freak could bring back breeding once again in Let's Go 2.
One of the wonderful things about Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee is it allows fans to go back to an era of Pokemon when it was a much simpler concept. On top of this, it refreshes an older generation of Pokemon onto the mainline Nintendo Switch Pokemon games as Pokemon caught in the Pokemon: Let's Go series are compatible to be traded forward. This lets the mainline games continue on the trajectory that they are on, while also giving older fans of the series a sense of nostalgia without missing out.
The only other console to allow so many Pokemon regions in one would be the Nintendo 3DS. As fans of the Pokemon franchise are already getting remakes of Pokemon Diamond and Pearl this year, it's possible Pokemon: Let's Go Johto could see a May reveal and later a November release. Pokemon: Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee were announced in May of and then released the following November, so it isn't impossible. The PS5 turns one year old today, and it has already amassed a list of impressive, must play video games that span a variety of genres.
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