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Pokemon Lets Go Eevee Free Download GAMESPACK.NET It’s often with rose-colored glasses that I look back at Pokemon’s Kanto story, and I know I’m not the only one who feels a deep connection to the wooded region. It’s where many long-time fans had their first Pokemon adventure, and it’s the region where I met one of my favorite characters of all time. It’s with great relief that, even when I consciously remove those glasses, I find something greatly deserving of that deep admiration when I look at Pokémon: Let’s Go. After about 40 hours with the Pikachu version, I put down my Nintendo Switch impressed with how well this reimagining of Pokemon Yellow matches my memories of my first adventure, albeit with a few major differences that almost all turn out to be for the better.Similar to Pokemon Yellow before it, Pokemon: Let’s Go starts you with either a Pikachu or Eevee before the team can set out on their adventure to capture more Pokemon, collect the region’s eight gym badges, and defeat the Pokemon League Elite Four.TOP/BEST ADULT VIDEO GAMES IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)

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The opening scene with either Pikachu or Eevee is adorable, and I love how different turns in the story acknowledge that this is not the first adventure set in Kanto.Let’s get down to the biggest and most important change: catching Pokemon. Generally, the shift to a Pokemon Go-style catching system works incredibly well for Pokemon: Let’s Go. Tossing one, two, or even a few Poke Balls at the Pokemon of my choice – and it excitingly is entirely my choice since all Pokemon are visible in the overworld – is, for the most part, a relaxing way to fill out my Pokedex. I was able to prioritize catching the Pokemon I actually wanted by simply walking into them to initiate the encounter, and likewise avoided the ones I didn’t want. Strolling through Mt. Moon and not encountering a single wild Zubat felt like a miracle.Pokemon: Let’s Go offers enticing rewards for catching a bunch of Pokemon. Whenever you catch one, you’ll earn a score multiplier based on how you caught it, just like in Pokemon Go.

Battling Pokémon Trainers.

Catching many of the same species in a row creates a combo multiplier, and as you catch more to build up the combo, versions of that Pokemon with better hidden stats (also known as IVs) and other rare Pokemon may spawn. Pokemon caught with a combo bonus will also drop more Candy – items needed for boosting specific stats, much like vitamins in past Pokemon games – and will likely earn your team more experience. It’s an addicting cycle, and I’ve started competing with friends to try to get the biggest combo. I appreciate that types of Candy – which boost Pokemon’s stats – aren’t distributed randomly but rather are associated with certain Pokemon. For instance, when it yields Candy, Raticate gives a type which improves a Pokemon’s speed stat. It’s great having a predictable way to earn such a valuable resource for buffing up my team. Knowing that Pokemon storage space and access is important, developer Game Freak made the smart change of making the Pokemon Storage System accessible through the main menu instead of locking it to a computer at Pokemon Centers. This allows you to transfer the excess Pokemon whenever you want to get more Candy from Professor Oak, just like in Pokemon Go.Pokémon Legends Arceus

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I do wish the Box had better organization options to make this process a bit easier, though. The new catching system isn’t without its issues, and the biggest of those issues stem from the way you choose to play Pokemon: Let’s Go. Playing with the Switch docked means using motion controls to simulate actually throwing a Poke Ball, which worked rather well with still and slower-moving Pokemon. Catching a Pokemon that moves erratically from side to side like Abra or Haunter, on the other hand, is an annoying feat when the Joy-Con and Switch don’t properly register your throws to the side. A berry can calm a Pokemon’s movement temporarily, but it was frustrating to waste a bunch of Poke Balls in the process. On the plus side, there is an added a small bonus multiplier for using motion controls that you can’t get while playing in handheld mode. That makes sense considering it’s far easier to land “Great” and “Excellent” throws that way because the handheld mode’s motion controls are mild and the center of the screen can be repositioned with the left Joy-Con thumbstick.

Link Battle and Trade.

Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee are gorgeous–albeit lean–reimaginings of one of the series’ most beloved adventures. While some features fans have come to expect are missing–like abilities, breeding, and held items–Let’s Go has an admirable amount of depth for a game aimed at a younger audience that has never played a Pokemon RPG. Both games may not have the same lasting appeal as previous entries, but revisiting Kanto and catching some of the series’ most iconic creatures makes the journey worthwhile. Pokemon Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee take you back to Kanto, the home of Pokemon Red, Blue, and Yellow. Not much has changed structurally, but the previously 8-bit region has been realized in vibrant detail. Revisiting some of the series’ most memorable locations like Viridian Forest and Saffron City on a big screen is an absolute joy. Areas that were once composed of lines and simple shapes are now colorful forests and detailed cities. Pokemon both big and small roam the wilds, giving personality to the region–you can watch a tiny Horsea speed through the waves or a massive Onix slink through a dark cave.Camp Buddy

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The catchy original soundtrack has also been remastered, and it sounds better than ever. Those familiar with the originals or their remakes, FireRed and LeafGreen, should have no trouble navigating the world. After you’re introduced to your partner Pokemon (Pikachu or Eevee depending on the version you choose) you set out on an adventure to collect Gym badges, defeat the Elite Four, and put an end to Team Rocket. While there are a few surprises, the layout of the region and your progression through it is nearly identical to the originals. Fortunately, Let’s Go sheds some of Red, Blue, and Yellow’s more archaic designs. For example, HMs–“hidden moves” that allowed you to get past certain obstacles–are replaced with “Secret Techniques” that fulfill the same purpose without taking up one of a Pokemon’s move slots. As a result, you can focus on team composition and complementary move sets instead of figuring out how to divvy up HMs between your party Pokemon. Let’s Go also does a much better job at guiding you through the world and story. After you made your way through Rock Tunnel in the originals.

Old Friends, New Adventures.

you had little direction through Lavender, Celadon, Fuschia, and Saffron and could do certain Gym battles and events out of order. It was easy to miss key items and wind up fighting Pokemon much stronger than your own, which led to frustrating backtracking with little idea of what to do next. While you still can complete certain beats out of order, Let’s Go ensures you don’t miss anything crucial. For example, after you beat Erika in Celadon City, a character gives you a key item that will let you enter Saffron City. Previously, you had to buy a drink from an inconspicuous vending machine on the roof of the department store and give it to a city guard, and if you failed to do so, you wouldn’t be able to fight the sixth Gym Leader. One of Let’s Go’s most fundamental changes is how you catch Pokemon. Instead of the random encounters and wild Pokemon battles of previous mainline games, Let’s Go adopts Pokemon Go’s catching mechanics. Pokemon roam the wilds in real time, and you have to walk into one to initiate catching it. Then, rather than battling it to whittle down its health.

you just have to throw a Poke Ball at it, and the timing and accuracy of your throw increases your chances of a successful catch. The new catching mechanics are a welcome change to the formula that breaks up the pace of traditional trainer and Gym battles. Although catching wild Pokemon doesn’t require as much strategy as it did before, the act of catching is far more engaging. You don’t need to worry about accidentally defeating and therefore failing to catch a rare or one-time Pokemon, and if there’s a Pokemon you don’t want to catch, you simply avoid it. The absence of random encounters also makes traversing caves a lot less tedious. Yes, that means you can even avoid Zubats. Cute company is not all these Pokemon offer, though: Their stats are incredible and their moves are amazing. Beneath their fuzzy exterior are death machines that can knockout entire enemy teams. They’re not invincible, but if you train them right they sure can get close to it. This is where the Pikachu and Eevee versions differ most. Pokemon: Let’s Go allows you to teach these special Pokemon even more special moves.

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Pikachu can learn a fierce Flying-type move called Floaty Fall, which not only has an incredible animation that mimics Pikachu flying in the air with balloons like one does in the Pokemon Yellow opening, but also usually makes the target flinch. Pikachu can also learn a Water-type move and a neat Electric-type move. Both of their animations reflect past Pikachu’s accomplishments. Eevees moves are different, and maybe even better. It can learn a special move from each of its evolution types, which, in case you forgot, gives it access to Fire, Water, Electric, Ice, Grass, Dark, Psychic, and Fairy moves. That’s incredible. You could play through Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee! with just that partner Eevee and maybe another two Pokemon with ease thanks to its move flexibility. This means that if you choose to play that way, Pokemon: Let’s Go, Eevee! is potentially the easier version. It’s definitely overpowered, but considering this is supposed to be a unique, more accessible Pokemon game for new players, it’s actually cool.Tunic

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