Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: Sa Mai 26, 2018 09:05
Bin schon zufrieden, wenn wenigstens die Arenen aus dem Gerücht zurück kehren. 
Nicht schon wieder.
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Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: Sa Mai 26, 2018 10:55
Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: Sa Mai 26, 2018 14:35
Ja man könnte durchaus auch mal mit einem anderen Element-Dreieck beginnen. Es gäbe genug Alternativen:
Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: So Mai 27, 2018 09:07
Ja, Dragon Dragon Dragon 
Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: So Mai 27, 2018 18:35
Ein fehler: Vorletzte Reihe Mitte.
Psycho ist sehr effektiv auf Kampf, ja,
Kampf ist sehr effektiv auf Stein, ja,
aber Stein ist nicht sehr effektiv auf Pyscho.
Zumindest wäre mir das neu.
Ich glaube aber nicht, dass sie das brechen werden, und wenn dann nur mit den zweittypen, wie es in Gen 6 war.
Psycho ist sehr effektiv auf Kampf, ja,
Kampf ist sehr effektiv auf Stein, ja,
aber Stein ist nicht sehr effektiv auf Pyscho.
Zumindest wäre mir das neu.
Ich glaube aber nicht, dass sie das brechen werden, und wenn dann nur mit den zweittypen, wie es in Gen 6 war.
Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: So Mai 27, 2018 20:27
Da steht ja auch nicht Gestein sondern Rock. Also vielleicht ist Rock 'n' Roll wirklich super gegen Psycho ... oder Röcke 
Re: [Switch] Pokémon
Verfasst: So Mai 27, 2018 21:24
Röcke mögen gegen Psycho effektiv sein aber Psycho sind rückwirkend auch gegen Röcke effektiv.
Fände es gut, wenn das Dreieck aus Stahl, Fee und Kampf mal bei den Startern eingesetzt würde. Also ein defensiver, ein ausgeglichener und ein offensiver Typ.
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 06:16
Nintendo Announces Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu! and Let’s Go Eevee! For Nintendo Switch
A few weeks ago, leaks started coming out for the Pokémon games that Nintendo promised would be coming this year, and indeed, those leaks seemed to be a little out of left field. Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee were the rumoured names, and there was plenty of talk about how the two games would feature cross-platform integration with Pokémon GO. Well, as it turns out, those rumours were right on the money, and the actual product looks bloody awesome.
Today, Nintendo announced Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee, due out for a worldwide release on 16th November. These games will take players back to the Kanto region for a new adventure that Junichi Masuda says is being built on the formula of Pokemon Yellow, and will feature only the original 151 Pokémon. However, rather than Squirtle, Bulbasaur, or Charmander, your starter will be either an Eevee or a Pikachu that will follow you around outside the Pokéball. Gameplay looks like it will be a cross between the main series and Pokémon GO, and it will feature direct connectivity with the AR game that allows one to trade Pokémon back and forth between games.
Nintendolife.com
Offizielle Website: https://pokemonletsgo.pokemon.com/en-us/
Wird also doch kein Titel der Core-Serie, sondern soll in erster Linie mal den Pokémon Go-Zockern die Switch schmackhaft machen.
More Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee details
The Pokemon press conference has officially wrapped up in Tokyo, Japan. Before the event ended, two separate Q&As were held. One was led by The Pokemon Company itself. The second was hosted by longtime Pokemon developer Junichi Masuda.
In the first Q&A, there were reports about Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee! not having any online features at all. However, during that second Q&A, Masuda allegedly confirmed that trading and battling can be done both locally and online. There was unfortunately no live stream event, so we’re relying on reports from those who were in attendance. Assuming online is in, it’s possible that the first Q&A only mentioned not using Nintendo Switch Online specifically, or co-op not being online. We’ll try to get final clarification as soon as possible.
In any case, on with the latest details:
– You will not be able to evolve your partner Pokemon
– However, can catch other Eevee/Pikachus you find in the wild
– Your partner Pokemon will take up one of your six party slots, and you will be able to box it
– Boxes work differently in that you now have a box in your bag
– The ability to transfer from Go/Let’s Go opens up about halfway through the game
– After that, you’ll be able to do it freely
– There are also minigames you can do when transferring lots of Pokemon over
– Candy from Go will not do anything in Let’s Go
– Won’t say whether you’ll be able to transfer Pokemon from Let’s Go and turn them into Candy
– Any Pokemon that’s large enough in Let’s Go you will automatically ride
– They had the idea to let you ride Pokemon of any size but decided against it
– No HMs
– Although the interface is different, you will still earn EXP from catching Pokemon, as well as trainer battles
– Event Pokemon in Go (Ash hat Pikachu, etc), cannot be transferred to Let’s Go
– The controls for catching Pokemon in handheld mode will have you moving the console around and pressing a button to throw; no touch screen, and the gyro part is required
– No additional details about Z-mode/Mega Evolutions in Let’s Go
– They haven’t locked down how experience from capturing Pokemon/trainer battles will be distributed (evenly, per Pokemon etc.)
– Trading and battling online between Switches will be available through online and local play
– As of right now, Masuda is saying that in general, only the original 150 Pokemon will be available in Let’s Go
– No news on player customization (at least for now)
– The plot of Let’s Go will not take you to Johto
– The map of Kanto, however, will be very similar to the original landmass, but there will be graphical differences
– Although there are some Alolan forms of Pokemon in Let’s Go, there are otherwise no connections between it and Sun/Moon
– There are once again two versions, which means all the usual Pokemon differences apply (individual Pokemon)
– No plot differences between the two
Update: Final nail in the coffin regarding online play – there is none. There is wireless and play on the same screen, but no online.
https://nintendoeverything.com/
A few weeks ago, leaks started coming out for the Pokémon games that Nintendo promised would be coming this year, and indeed, those leaks seemed to be a little out of left field. Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee were the rumoured names, and there was plenty of talk about how the two games would feature cross-platform integration with Pokémon GO. Well, as it turns out, those rumours were right on the money, and the actual product looks bloody awesome.
Today, Nintendo announced Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Pokémon Let’s Go Eevee, due out for a worldwide release on 16th November. These games will take players back to the Kanto region for a new adventure that Junichi Masuda says is being built on the formula of Pokemon Yellow, and will feature only the original 151 Pokémon. However, rather than Squirtle, Bulbasaur, or Charmander, your starter will be either an Eevee or a Pikachu that will follow you around outside the Pokéball. Gameplay looks like it will be a cross between the main series and Pokémon GO, and it will feature direct connectivity with the AR game that allows one to trade Pokémon back and forth between games.
Nintendolife.com
Offizielle Website: https://pokemonletsgo.pokemon.com/en-us/
Wird also doch kein Titel der Core-Serie, sondern soll in erster Linie mal den Pokémon Go-Zockern die Switch schmackhaft machen.
More Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu / Eevee details
The Pokemon press conference has officially wrapped up in Tokyo, Japan. Before the event ended, two separate Q&As were held. One was led by The Pokemon Company itself. The second was hosted by longtime Pokemon developer Junichi Masuda.
In the first Q&A, there were reports about Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! and Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee! not having any online features at all. However, during that second Q&A, Masuda allegedly confirmed that trading and battling can be done both locally and online. There was unfortunately no live stream event, so we’re relying on reports from those who were in attendance. Assuming online is in, it’s possible that the first Q&A only mentioned not using Nintendo Switch Online specifically, or co-op not being online. We’ll try to get final clarification as soon as possible.
In any case, on with the latest details:
– You will not be able to evolve your partner Pokemon
– However, can catch other Eevee/Pikachus you find in the wild
– Your partner Pokemon will take up one of your six party slots, and you will be able to box it
– Boxes work differently in that you now have a box in your bag
– The ability to transfer from Go/Let’s Go opens up about halfway through the game
– After that, you’ll be able to do it freely
– There are also minigames you can do when transferring lots of Pokemon over
– Candy from Go will not do anything in Let’s Go
– Won’t say whether you’ll be able to transfer Pokemon from Let’s Go and turn them into Candy
– Any Pokemon that’s large enough in Let’s Go you will automatically ride
– They had the idea to let you ride Pokemon of any size but decided against it
– No HMs
– Although the interface is different, you will still earn EXP from catching Pokemon, as well as trainer battles
– Event Pokemon in Go (Ash hat Pikachu, etc), cannot be transferred to Let’s Go
– The controls for catching Pokemon in handheld mode will have you moving the console around and pressing a button to throw; no touch screen, and the gyro part is required
– No additional details about Z-mode/Mega Evolutions in Let’s Go
– They haven’t locked down how experience from capturing Pokemon/trainer battles will be distributed (evenly, per Pokemon etc.)
– Trading and battling online between Switches will be available through online and local play
– As of right now, Masuda is saying that in general, only the original 150 Pokemon will be available in Let’s Go
– No news on player customization (at least for now)
– The plot of Let’s Go will not take you to Johto
– The map of Kanto, however, will be very similar to the original landmass, but there will be graphical differences
– Although there are some Alolan forms of Pokemon in Let’s Go, there are otherwise no connections between it and Sun/Moon
– There are once again two versions, which means all the usual Pokemon differences apply (individual Pokemon)
– No plot differences between the two
Update: Final nail in the coffin regarding online play – there is none. There is wireless and play on the same screen, but no online.
https://nintendoeverything.com/
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 06:42
Pokémon Basis & Simpel Version. 
Naja, mal sehen was das richtige Spiel nächstes Jahr wird.
Dieses hat dann aber besser ein Kampfmenü, welches dem von Persona 5 nachempfunden ist.
btw.
Naja, mal sehen was das richtige Spiel nächstes Jahr wird.
Dieses hat dann aber besser ein Kampfmenü, welches dem von Persona 5 nachempfunden ist.
btw.
Pokemon werden im Handyspiel zu Süßigkeiten verarbeitet?
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 07:20
Wenn du Pokémon an den Professer schickst, erhälts du als Belohnung Bonbons, welche zum Entwickeln oder Hochleveln gebraucht werden.
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 07:38
Der Professor ist also ein Schlachter, und macht aus Pokemon Bonbons?
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 09:22
Pokemon Go Advanced ... wenn das 2019er nicht noch in der Mache wäre und das ein traditionelles wäre, würde ich kotzen. So werde ich es mir holen und als Spin Off zum überbrücken der Zeit nutzen
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 10:27
In dem Thread hier gehts doch um das neue Mainline Pokemon, welches Ende 2019 erscheint, nicht um diesen Spin-Off?! 
Etwas voreilig umbenannt Seppa.
Etwas voreilig umbenannt Seppa.
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 11:21
Re: [Switch] Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu / Evoli
Verfasst: Mi Mai 30, 2018 11:38
Hier im Thread ging es zuletzt zum Großteil um ein Pokémon-Spiel, welches nur mit den ersten 151 daherkommt.
Was LGP/E ja nun ist.
Nee, diesen gleichzeitigen Nostalgie-Trip und Neukundenfang können GameFreak/Nintendo behalten.
