Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon Announced, Coming to 3DS, Details Inside


It’s happening, brand new Pokemon games are coming this year and it’s been a damn long wait considering Pokemon X and Y came out in 2013.

Nintendo held a conference earlier today and announced Pokemon Sun and Moon much to the joy of everyone in attendance. It also talked in detail about the 20th anniversary of the franchise and how it’s going to celebrate it in style by releasing these new games.

Although, it did not reveal much at all about the new games except for some minute concept arts and the already leaked logos, we still know that both the games are releasing for Nintendo 3DS later this year.

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Another thing that we noticed is that the games are going to feature a lot of trucks. The only Pokemon that were part of the announcement seem to be a Blastoise and a Machamp. It’s very slim details wise at the moment.

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One more interesting thing to note is that the look of the Pokecentres seem to have changed as well (take a peak yourself) –

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The games are due out during the holidays this year and will be released in 9 different languages worldwide.

Nintendo is also re-releasing Pokemon Red and Blue tomorrow to makr the 20th anniversary of Pokemon and it is a milestone considering players ability to play these older titles which will enable them to upload their Pokemons to the Pokemon bank. The Pokemon company explained how it’s all going to work –

This online storage application will make it possible for fans to move Pokémon wirelessly from Pokémon Red Version, Pokémon Blue Versionand Pokémon Yellow Version: Special Pikachu Edition, which come to the Virtual Console on Nintendo 3DS on February 27, to Pokémon Sun andPokémon Moon. Pokémon from Pokémon Omega Ruby, Pokémon Alpha Sapphire, Pokémon X, and Pokémon Y can also be transferred toPokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon through Pokémon Bank

Nintendo seems all set for a good year as Pokemon games have always proven to be big winners for the company.