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The is coming Pokemon: let's go, Pikachu! and Eevee! are within two months of the release and The Pokémon Company keeps abreast of its brief and frequent revelations about the games. This time, they decided to focus on the legendary Pokémon, GO Park and Candy.
A recently released press release begins by giving new details about GO Park, which replaces the Fuchsia City Safari Zone Pokemon: let's go, Pikachu! and Eevee! and is where Pokemon's Pokémon GO will appear if you decide to transfer them to these games. The press release says that there will be 20 parks within GO Park, each hosting up to 50 Pokémon, so players can transfer up to 1,000 Pokémon from Pokémon GO at Pokemon: let's go before having to clean the parks to make room for more. Once a Pokémon of Pokémon GO appears in GO Park, players will have to find it and catch it before they can put it on their team. In addition, there is no limit to the number of Pokémon GO accounts can be linked to Pokemon: let's go, so you can receive Pokémon not only of your own Pokémon GO account, but any friend or family member who also wants to send you a Pokemon. Once a player has collected 25 of the same Pokémon species in GO Park, he will be able to play a mini-game to win different sweets.
Candy in Pokemon: let's go, Pikachu! and Eevee! works very similarly to how it works in Pokémon GObut there are also strong differences. In addition to the GO Park mini-game, players can receive different types of candies by transferring captured Pokémon to Professor Oak. Candy in Pokemon: let's go, however, is not specific to Pokemon as in Pokémon GO. Instead, these sweets are stat-specific, essentially replacing vitamins, such as carbs and proteins, found in most Pokémon Games. For example, fast sweets will increase the speed statistic of any Pokémon, while health sweets will raise the basic stats of a Pokémon. Another difference of Pokémon GO It is that Professor Oak will send you many candies every time you transfer a Pokémon to him, as opposed to sending a candy by Pokémon.
And finally, the means by which players can catch a Legendary Pokémon has finally been revealed. Although previous images showed players battling legendary Pokémon, it has now been confirmed that players will have to fight and defeat the Legendary Pokémon in combat before they can catch them. Once a Legendary Pokémon has been defeated, players must throw balls, like any other Pokémon, in order to capture it.
Pokemon: let's go, Pikachu! and Eevee! will be launched on the Switch on November 16th.
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