Pokémon is gone! It will be the last match of one of its most iconic directors

Pokémon, it's gone! Pikachu and Pokemon go away! Eevee will officially release November 16 for Nintendo Switch, although this subject is already the subject of much discussion in the Nintendo universe. Its new game mode and a new remake of the Kanto region are without a doubt news that draws too much attention.

However, in the last few hours, the that destabilized the partisans ] of the entire saga of the Pokemon Games, was the statement of Junichi Masuda who, in an interview granted on the official Pokémon page, announced that these two deliveries would be the last live Pokémon games

In the interview, Masuda commented on how amazing it was to work on the Nintendo Switch platform, the ability to connect the game to Pokémon Go and his intention, at age 49, to leave his post as director of the RPG after returning to Pokémon Lets Go! .

" I was one of those who worked on the basic concept of Pokemon Go .I had the idea to introduce new Pokémon from the game. I came back because I wanted to reach my goal, to create games that could connect with Pokémon Go and look like me, but without looking like a copy, I had the impression that "because of my relationship with Pokémon Go, I was the right person to run these games."

"It was also very interesting to work with Nintendo Switch. The technology is so compressed in this console that everyone at Game Freak tries to discover, for example, develop the Poké Ball Plus and work with Bluetooth to facilitate its connection with Pokémon Go are two very interesting things with whom I had the chance to work on this occasion. "

" Similarly, it is important that the new generation of Game Freak supports the development of the Pokémon series. I think it will probably be the last time I work as a director in a main Pokemon game . "

After starting his career as a composer of Pokémon Red & Green, an badistant at Gold & Silver, Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire became a third-generation director, although his last work as a director was Pokémon X & Y.

Pokémon Let's Go! Pikachu and Pokémon Let's Go! Eevee will be released on November 16 for Nintendo Switch and pave the way for a new generation of series RPGS