Here's how to find Pokémon Gloss will work in Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and let's go, Eevee!

The NintendoVSUK event in London had some good surprises for fans of Pokemon .

A team of four went on stage to win a Fortnite: Battle Royale fight in front of a roaring crowd and a bunch of new games were also on display. But Nintendo surprised the media staff attending the event with a small technical demo of Pokémon: Let's go, Pikachu! and let's go, eevee! which was available for testing in the press area.

The surprises did not stop there. As we explored the Viridian Forest in the short demonstration, we encountered an extremely rare bright wild Pokemon. Employees at the weekend kiosk claimed that until then, they had only seen two people find a brilliant Pokémon in the wild – so we were very lucky.

But from this little chance, we now know what coaches will have to watch when they go out into the wild in November after the game is released on Nintendo Switch.

A bright Pokemon will not be different from other Pokémon in the overworld when it appears. I will have the same color as any other Pokémon. There is however a catch: a small glow gives the player a chance to know that the Pokémon he's looking at is shining.

Small star-like particles will appear above the Pokémon in the overworld to indicate that it is brilliant Pokémon All you have to do then is to touch it and catch it before you get it. It does not disappear from the map. It should be noted, however, that this is the demo version of the game – but from what we heard during the event, this could be how bright Pokemon will work in the commercial version.

Bright Pokémon being included in the game Do not be surprised by Pokémon fans. At E3, some developers have confirmed that if you had a brilliant Pokémon in Pokémon Go it would also shine when it would be transferred into the series Let's Go . But this is the first true confirmation that bright Pokémon are actually catchable in nature.